When I Was in Japan, I Started by Becoming a Priest.

In the eighth year of Reiwa, Liu Xin traveled through time and became the sixteenth-generation priest of an abandoned seaside shrine. Unexpectedly, he carried the remnant soul of the spirit that was on the verge of dissipation, and shared weal and woe with the local god "Haijin". Passerby A: "Worship the God of Haijin? Can you protect me from being exploited by the dispatched social animals?" Passerby B: "Can you reduce the rent, water and electricity, and allow me to have enough to eat?" Liu Xin: "Yes, yes... Please worship first and make offerings sincerely, and then we can talk about blessings and blessings." In such a large country, resources are becoming increasingly scarce and chaos is occurring frequently. The fishermen's cooperatives monopolize the catch, the farmers' cooperatives exploit farmers, and evildoers are rampant... In this era where secular rules are greater than divine grace, no one will believe in the old gods anymore. It would be difficult for the unknown little god of Kaizu to revive in Tokyo Bay. The KPI for ascending to the gods, Liu Xin will start from collecting the first wish and mastering the first divine technique.