I’m a Fortune God in Tokyo

The author's writing is very strange. On one hand, it describes divine power as a prison and divine grace as vast as the sea, while on the other hand, an ordinary transmigrator can grab a god by the collar in a temple. An ordinary girl, while in a temple, encounters someone with golden eyes, and her first reaction is not to see a priest but a fox spirit. Where is the logic?

It's well-written, keep it up. Also, the author's system seems to be based on Taiyi. I've read this book, and its pantheon is indeed very complete. However, Japan is too small; I don't think it can support a celestial deity, let alone a Heavenly Venerable God who symbolizes the universe through the Nine Heavens level of inheritance and the Eternal Great Dao, whose radiance permeates the past, present, and future.

As a deity, one must dare to draw one's sword. If one dares to plot against a god-slayer, why not kill him and keep him alive for the New Year? Anyone without equal strength who dares to treat a god as a sucker should be prepared to die.

So it seems anyone can just step on a god, even a top-tier one? If this continues, won't they just be someone else's whetstone every day?

The innate gods are the true gods; all gods that are believed in are false gods!

Why does it have to be a sister? It's so strange for a god to have a sister. Besides, if a sister were to become a god, it would lose its meaning and become too arbitrary. ┐('~`;)┌ Vote here

Many novels about faith claim that faith is poisonous, but that's not true. Faith is poisonous because one's level of attainment and power are mismatched. Simply pursuing faith without elevating one's level leads to an inability to digest the faith. It's like how people need water to live, but drinking too much will cause them to die; would you say the water is poisonous? Furthermore, those who reach the level of great gods no longer need faith; they can create something from nothing.

The book is clearly quite good, so why is nobody reading it?

I noticed her when I watched Tokyo Strange Stories; her writing is excellent. Let's encourage each other! 😁😁

I don't understand why these kinds of stories always add a non-blood-related sister. Is she a potential heroine, one of the harem members? Or a sacrifice to give the protagonist a reason to turn evil? It's a major flaw. In many of these stories, this adopted sister actually ends up being sexually assaulted. The familial relationship doesn't feel like familial love, and the romantic relationship doesn't feel like romantic love. It's more like an attempt to write a Love Live! Fanfic.