Cronus' system: Against the gods

Cronus' System: Against the Gods by ARCADIAN plunges readers into a world where Greek mythology collides with modern-day power fantasies. Following the Olympians' victory over the Titans, humanity has begun to manifest superhuman abilities, but this new era is mirrored by the emergence of monsters. Amidst this chaos, an orphaned boy named Rex initially shows no powers. Despite a dire fate, he is seemingly chosen when a call from the depths declares, "Young one, You have inherited my will." However, this newfound power comes with a significant cost. The narrative features a system interface where defeating the God of War, Ares, yields a surprisingly small reward of one million experience points, frustrating Rex. The system, personified by Cronus, scolds him for his dissatisfaction, explaining that true rewards await only after defeating major gods like Zeus, Poseidon, or Hades, dismissing his current gains as mere "pocket change." The plot is further ignited by Pandora's Box opening, signaling the gods' amusement and the escalating peril for humanity. The novel updates with 2-3 chapters daily.