King Ghidorah in Another World

This Monster Is Far Too Invincible

What is it like to transmigrate as King Ghidorah?

Golden scales, three heads, two wings, and a wingspan of thirteen hundred feet. His awakening is a natural disaster; a beat of his wings brings a storm. A single blast of his gravity beams can teach even the world's administrator a lesson.

Gu Chi thought he was in for a standard monster power fantasy-pummeling legendary beings, trampling nations, crushing everything in his path. Nothing but pure satisfaction.

But when he sent an avatar into the ruins of human civilization and saw the reborn boy gnawing on black bread in his hunger, the little demon girl clutching a rock and crying for her mother, and the contorted faces of miners and nobles throughout a flooded city-

He suddenly realized that he might not be this world's only "protagonist."

He had stirred up the storm. He had caused the disaster. Those struggling in the muddy water, those plotting in the darkness, those repeatedly leaping between the threads of fate-

He would have to "watch" them all.

King Ghidorah: "Did I transmigrate into the wrong story?"

Nuoyaji the reborn, the demon girl Fuyila, the world administrator Apekus, the Silent Order, ancient demon gods, abyssal aberrations... One faction after another takes the stage.

And he, King Ghidorah, just wants to be a quiet observer.

-At least, that is what he thinks.

Also known as On How an Alien Monster Becomes a Good Samaritan in Another World and Whatever Happened to the Guy Who Flooded Half the Continent?.