
In Hakoniwa, I Begin by Becoming a God
人在箱庭,从落地成神开始
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For most transmigrators, Godkiller is a cheat code, but for transmigrators from the Little Garden, it is arguably the worst option in the early stages. This is because the mythology in Godkiller can be seen as the human side's constraint on the gods, and the evolution of its mythology completely negates creationism.
Seeking excellence
It's been so long since I've seen a sand garden story, please don't die!
Quack, a miniature garden? What year is it tonight?
No temper at all, practically identical to the problematic deity from Arcadia. Some passages weren't even revised; it's too excellent! 😍😍😍
If you truly confirm that there is a world beyond the miniature garden, you will become the final test for the new humanity.
Hmm, I've only watched the anime. Many gods in this world have been demoted? What level of power would the Chinese pantheon be considered here?
Note that this function does not refer to the original setting, but rather to the problematic deity setting of Pikachu.
The anime/manga content is too concentrated. Even if you can understand it, it can still cause discomfort because it feels too disjointed and detached. I was reading the main text when suddenly anime/manga culture popped up. The disconnect was so jarring that it gave me goosebumps. The worst part is that this isn't a one-off thing; it happens very often, which makes it hard to believe.
Joy, the god killed in humanity's final trial, said that he could be resurrected through reincarnation.
Having read up to chapter 18, it seems like a mindless harem novel.
The first world the protagonist transmigrated to. Highschool of the Dead. Even though the protagonist transmigrated with a mission, the author devoted a lot of chapters to the protagonist flirting with two female protagonists. Their relationships developed too quickly. They had just met, and their conversations were already like lovers flirting.