I, As Zeus, Shall Suppress All Enemies of This World!

You wake up to find yourself as young Zeus. At first, you think that after taking out your cheap old man, Cronus, you can finally live a simple, uneventful life straight out of Dumas—writing your own “Monster Girl Field Guide to the Age of Greek Gods,” reviewing everything from centaur girls to cow girls, from harpies to winged girls, from sirens to Medusas, leaving no waifu unreviewed. But then, you discover that Cronus is also Chronos, the Prime Cause of the Universe. Hades evolves into the Super Beast King of the Underworld, fully embracing Social Darwinism, ready to replace you. Poseidon transforms into a sea-powered juggernaut, rotating with the force of 990,000 horsepower, planning to give you the ultimate humiliation. Ares ascends as Titan Mars, achieving mechanical transcendence, preparing to greet you with a signal axe. Athena seizes control of the 88 constellations, commanding an army of cockroach-like minions, ready to climb the mountain and seize your throne. And a bunch of small-fry gods suddenly rise up, eyeing your throne—and your wives—with hungry eyes. Olympus turns out to be full of traitors, your sons and daughters are all “dutiful children” in the worst sense, and even mortal god-slayers start coveting your divine powers. Just as you’re on the verge of losing your mind trying to manage this chaos—a fierce, bald-headed man storms Olympus. Furious, you charge out: “Even if I must carry the sky on my back, even if I must hold Olympus in one hand, I will still remain invincible in this world!”