The Gods Are Flat-Broke Again

A divine comedy about the end of belief, the collapse of faith economics, and one very reluctant auditor.



Ishiguro Sōma is a deeply apathetic NEET who wanted nothing more than to be left alone by gods, people, and destiny. So naturally, he's summoned to a fantasy world as a "divine auditor"—tasked with inspecting the celestial bureaucracy that keeps miracles flowing and gods alive.



The problem? Worship Points are collapsing, cults are leaking faith into unauthorized domains, and a mysterious new god is gaining power… one no one remembers praying to.



With a talking animal companion who might be older than reality, a crew of emotionally unstable ex-clergy, and no qualifications whatsoever, Sōma is stuck in the middle of a failing system.