Isekai'd to Hakoba, But I Really Don't Want to Be God

Thrust into a multiverse that defies all logic, Su Nian finds himself stranded in a distorted Little Garden long before the arrival of its legendary heroes. Arriving at a time when the Queen of Halloween has barely been summoned, Sun Wukong has only just returned from his studies, and the first Sun Authority War is still a distant horizon, Su Nian must navigate a surreal reality where even the Genesis Mythologies are still on the drawing board. From alternate realms like Blade Dance of the Elementalers—where the male protagonist has unexpectedly been replaced by a female lead, making Ren Ashbell a fascinating enigma—to a bizarre Date A Live where Shido Itsuki is a tripartite deity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, nothing is as it should be. Yearning for a normal world seems entirely out of the question, yet salvation lies in his uncanny synergy with the Queen herself. Armed with a system rooted in the conceptual deity of transmigration, paired against her concept of summoning, Su Nian dives headfirst into a game of ultimate wits where boundaries blur and absolute power is just another strategy.