For countless eons, Ursilium ruled as the Supreme God of creation. He built a flawless universe and watched it run perfectly. And that was the problem.
Bored beyond reckoning, he retires. Sealing his immense power, he reincarnates on Earth as Zenoda Blanco, son of a humble hunter. No throne. Just the thrill of being mortal.
But divinity is hard to hide. By twelve, Zenoda lifts oaks, bends rivers, and bests veteran swordsmen. Meanwhile, his overprotective celestial handmaiden, Mincilia, watches from orbit, ready to smite anyone who frowns at him.
Seeking peace, Zenoda enters the Royal Academy of Magic and Knights with deliberately mediocre grades, accompanied by four promising students he trained.
Naturally, the universe refuses to cooperate. He is quickly entangled with Princess Elara, unlikely noble companions, and Purple Snake—a shadow cult mutating citizens into monsters.
As Zenoda navigates royal intrigue, one question looms: How long can the God pretend to be nobody?