Fate: God-King? No Thanks!
Synopsis:
I am Kronos, the mighty Titan, the second-generation God-King of the Greek Pantheon.
Once upon a time, I devoured my children to keep my throne secure—because, you know, parenting is tough. I thought my divine rule would last forever… until a giant white god from beyond time smashed me into a divine pancake. So yeah, I died.
But guess what? I don’t want to stay dead. Luckily, my youngest son, Zeus, managed to escape my "strict" parenting. All I need is for him to overthrow me. Then, I’ll sit back, let him deal with the headaches of ruling, and pop back out after he kicks the bucket. Genius, right?
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I am Zeus, a Reincarnated and unfortunate protagonist. In the future, I’m supposed to be the leader of Olympus and the third God-King of Greece.
Sounds cool? Yeah, no. Ruling gods? Politics? Family drama? No thanks!
So, I decide to take it easy, enjoy my little lightning bolt, and dodge all that nonsense. But just as I'm about to relax, some old man begs me for water. Being the benevolent god I am (or just too lazy to argue), I give him a drink.
Then—boom—he starts vomiting up five living people.
…What. The. Actual. F—
Turns out, I just walked into the biggest family mess in divine history.
Now, not only am I stuck in a divine power struggle, but my own dad is secretly plotting a comeback, and I still haven’t figured out if my lightning powers come with a refund policy.
Can I avoid the throne? Will I survive my dysfunctional immortal family? And most importantly—why does everyone want to eat each other in Greek mythology?!
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Why Read?
A comedic twist on Greek mythology—because godly drama is best served with humor.
Type-Moon lore meets Greek pantheon chaos—what could go wrong?
A Zeus who just wants to chill, but fate (and vomiting old men) won’t let him.
Things to Note:
1. Machine Gods have two forms—their Mecha bodies (dormant state, basically a Gundam) and their Human Forms (a humanoid body for interacting with the world).
2. Human Forms function like advanced AI—if the body is destroyed, the core intelligence returns to the Mecha, and they can be rebuilt.
3. However, Zeus and his six companions are exceptions. Since Rhea feared Kronos tracking their main bodies, they were cut off from their cores. If their human form dies, they die for real.
4. AU/ OG to keep the story engaging. Additional powers for the Gods which they don't have in mythology.
Now, about the whole "gods having children" thing…
Yes, certain interactions must occur between their human forms for AI offspring to be created. You know what I mean.
I hope that clears things up!
I will add Tags as the story Progresses
[This is a Translation]
Raw name in chapter 1 Author thoughts.
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