After the Gods Were Forced to Raise a Child

The gods wage a fierce battle over their followers, until heaven and earth grow dark and the sun and moon are obscured. Then a baby falls from the sky. The war stops. The gods carefully examine the child, only to discover she's an ordinary baby. So they set her aside and prepare to resume fighting. Suddenly, a "ding" sounds, and every god present is forcibly bound to a child-rearing System. The gods: ??? Ridiculous! What the heck is this System? I refuse! After two evil gods die trying to harm the child, the others fall silent. After raising the child, The righteous gods no longer dare to claim that all followers are children of the gods (SOS, so this is what makes children terrifying!). The evil gods no longer dare to call themselves evil (the child is far more evil than they are!). At last, they raise the child to ten years old. The System announces that they can send her to the human world, where she can attend school and try living like an ordinary person. The gods breathe a sigh of relief, only to discover that the school enrollment form asks for the child's full name and her parents' names. Ten years later, the gods once again wage a fierce battle over whose surname the child should take and who gets to be her father or mother. It isn't until she turns ten that little Lili realizes her "family" seems a little unusual. First, most children have just one dad and one mom, but she has quite a lot of parents. Second, the Chaos Academy accepts students of all faiths. Around her classmates, little Lili often feels embarrassed. Why are they so obsessed with her parents' tentacles, eyeballs, teeth, bones...? Theme: Life is a priceless treasure.