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Refusing My God's Advances

Leon, an otaku with a passion for 3D printing, is summoned by the god Garland and given an ultimatum - save Garlandia or watch his world be destroyed in four days. Leon negotiates a deal with Garland, demanding certain conditions to be met before agreeing to save the imperiled world. As chaos unfolds outside his apartment, Leon's upgraded 3D printer from Hammazon arrives just in time. With his prized possession in hand, Leon embarks on an adventure into Garlandia, a fantastical world filled with floating islands and vibrant colors. But Leon's priorities remain clear - protect his harem of girls at all costs. As he navigates this new world, romance becomes a recurring theme. Though he may not care about the world or Garland's instructions, Leon will stop at nothing to have a peaceful life to spend with the ones he loves. With humor, determination, and an unyielding passion for 3D printing, Leon challenges the typical hero narrative and puts his unique skills to the test to save Garlandia and pursue his own interests. {Read Ahead 2 chapter behind privilege on Patreon.com/Magic_ and find NSFW images for certain spicy chapters only on patreon!}

Magic_ · Fantasy
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204 Chs

Chapter 200: Hell No!

The king let out another sigh, a dark look crossing his face. “I am sure that my daughter has told you all about everything, so there is no point in trying to hold back with you,” King Darien said and then leaned back in his regal chair that was much nicer than the one I sat in. “Halcon and Mortallin are both trying to tear my country apart from the inside, and all of my councilors are in bed with them in some way, shape, or form. If not for the war, I would consider cleaning them out, but the rot is so deep that even if I got rid of the current ones, the new councilors would very likely be just as bad.”

I nodded to this. “It is just as bad as Aria said, but I expected this, and I am working on a plan. I also plan on taking part in the war, but I am sure that Eldris has told you as much.”