The World's Extraordinary Opportunity

The divine-tier supernatural disaster of Yamata no Orochi returning from the dead, only to be beaten back by the gods, had already passed several days ago.

Usually, it was other places watching the Island Nation run red with blood. This time, however, the situation had reversed. The dead of the Island Nation had all been resurrected by "Enma," while other countries—especially Western Europe—had lost more than half their populations, leaving misery and devastation everywhere.

But since even a "death god" capable of resurrecting eighty-eight million eight hundred thousand people in the Island Nation existed, perhaps those who had passed on could all enter heaven?

Though the requirements for entering the "heaven" of monotheistic religions were harsh, no one could exactly curse their own friends and family to go to hell.

The living

still had to face this suddenly expanded "world."

Every nation had plunged into tense exploration, communication, and development.

The enlarged buildings all resembled palaces for giants and were no longer suitable for habitation. New cities needed to be built.

The good news was that countless plants had grown wildly under the divine power of the god of Abundance, bringing plentiful food to the world. At the same time, because the planet had expanded proportionally, the reserves of minerals had increased as well, enough to support the coming "great production" effort.

The bad news was that creatures in the wilderness also seemed to be developing toward becoming "magical beasts" on a large scale. In the future, it would not only be the Island Nation that would have to huddle within its cities; other countries likely would not have it easy either.

As for the planet's enlarged size, celestial movements, and the effects on other planets—that was no longer something ordinary people, or even ordinary nations, could contemplate.

Only major