After Inheriting the Gods' Legacy

You get your hands on a special romance game. With its gorgeous character art, engaging plot, and unique world, you quickly become hooked.

Your first romance target is the supreme and holy Creator God.

You are the first being He ever created, and His destined bride. He falls for you at first sight, making Him the very model of an easy conquest.

Then He dies.

You lose your husband and inherit everything he left behind through your tears.

Your second romance target is the God of Death, born from the abyss.

The God of Death is arrogant and cold, devoted to his work, and keeps you confined to a corner of his palace day after day. If his character art weren't so gorgeous, you doubt you'd have stuck with the romance.

Later, a war between the gods breaks out, and he dies on the battlefield.

Once again, you lose your husband and inherit everything he left behind through your tears.

After those first two playthroughs, you finally understand. Gorgeous character art is important, of course, but so is having a romance target who stays alive. A quiet, ordinary life is what really matters.

So when it's time to choose a target for the third playthrough, you pick a certain heir to a kingdom in the human faction.

However, just after your wedding night, your romance target dies in a shipwreck.

You lose your third husband and once again inherit the kingdom he left behind through your tears.

You: ? What is this, some kind of widow simulator?

Furious, you delete your game save. But after sleeping, you wake up in a pitch-black alley, to your astonishment.

In this world, humans and gods coexist. Gods sit high above in the clouds, while monsters and strange creatures roam the wilderness. Only the god-blessed and demigod heroes with divine blood can resist the corruption of the uncanny.

The bad news: You've transmigrated.

The good news: You've transmigrated into the familiar game world, and all three husbands' inheritances are still there.

You: Thank you, Mother Nature, for this generous gift. Go in peace, all of you. A dead husband is the best kind of husband (wiping away tears.jpg)

[Reader's Guide]

1. Not a fragmented, anthology-style story

2. The heroine follows a fairly conventional power-progression path

3. Not typical Western fantasy. The world is more like Greek mythology and Western fairy tales, with humans and gods coexisting

4. Blurb archived on 2024/12/17

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