After the Gods Were Forced to Raise Cubs

The gods fought for the believers. When the sky was dark and the sun and the moon were dark, a baby fell from the sky. The war was suspended, and the gods carefully looked at it. They looked over and over and found that it was just an ordinary baby. So he put her aside, ready to continue beating, when suddenly there was a "ding" sound, and all the gods present were forcibly bound to the cub-raising system. Gods:? ? ? Ridiculous! What the hell is this system called? I won't! After killing the two evil gods who wanted to kill the cub, the other gods fell silent. After raising the cubs, The righteous God no longer dares to claim that all believers are children of God (SOS, it turns out that children are such terrifying creatures! The evil gods no longer dare to call themselves evil gods (they are much more evil than them! Finally, after raising the cub until she was 10 years old, the system announced that she could be released into the human world, study in school, and try out an ordinary life. While the gods heaved a sigh of relief, they discovered that the child's full name and parents' names were required to be filled in on the enrollment form. Ten years later, the gods fought again over whose surname the cub would take and who was the father and mother. … It wasn't until Lily was ten years old that she discovered that her "family" seemed a little abnormal. First of all, other children usually only have one father and one mother, but she has a lot of parents. Secondly, Khaos College recruits students of all faiths. Faced with the classmates around her, Lily often feels embarrassed. Why are they so fanatical about her parents' tentacles/eyeballs/teeth/bones? Concept: Life is a priceless treasure.