"Master Mani! Are you willing to become the God of Knowledge and Wisdom?"
"I am!"
"Master Kabbalah..."
"I am!"
"Mm, I haven't even said—"
"It doesn't matter. I'm willing!"
Charlotte received unprecedented support within the Great Library of Emerald. Though he was not truly a webnovel author, and Anne Mecklen's novels were all copied from famous works, webnovels, and legends from another world, coming up with dozens—or even hundreds—of divine titles was still no difficult matter.
After all...
He did not need to create anything original.
This round of "volunteer recruitment" was a tremendous success.
Nearly all the ancient alchemists envied Hermes beyond measure and hoped to possess the same freedom he did. The Great Library of Emerald might contain endless wisdom, but it was also far too empty and lonely. Furthermore, there were practically no women in the profession of alchemy, leaving the place filled almost entirely with middle-aged and elderly men. The monotony of life had risen by an explosive degree.
Simply being able to leave was already their greatest desire, yet they could even become subordinate deities of the Serpent of Destiny!
It was practically the world of every ancient alchemist's dreams.
Although becoming subordinate deities would bind them and was fundamentally different from becoming true gods, who would be willing to refuse?
Yet cramming so many "gods" into the story at once caused the novel's quality to collapse like an avalanche!
Charlotte did not actually know how to write novels. He could only hope that the Fast-Handed Clerks Anne had gathered, after all these years of "novel writing," would exceed themselves this time and patch up the plot holes that he could not figure out how to resolve no matter how hard he racked his brains.
To make the Fast-Handed Clerks under him work hard, he