From Goddess to Idol

Aphrodite was the goddess of love.

Until love decided to ignore her.

In the 21st century, no one builds temples.
They build profiles.

Mortals no longer sigh before altars... they sigh before screens.
And the worst part? They do it for free.

Punished to live as just another teenage girl in Japan, Aphrodite must face something more dangerous than a divine war:

A high school.

With beauty rankings organized by a soulless AI.
With underground bets on who is more "perfect."
With infiltrated gods who disguise themselves worse than actors in a low-budget series.
And with a world where status matters more than essence.

Benzaiten, a Japanese goddess with talent, brains, and limited patience, has no intention of standing still while love turns into marketing.

Together, they will trigger scandals, accidental virality, motorcycle escapes, friendships that were never in the script...
and one uncomfortable question:

What if gods are no longer necessary?

Because when the goddess of love begins to feel something she cannot control, something she cannot manipulate, something that does not respond to her own powers...

the problem is not the punishment.

It is that she may have never truly known how to love.

Between rebellious glamour, silent wars of glances, illusions that hide more than they reveal, and a society obsessed with appearance...

the gods will learn the unthinkable:

Mortals do not need worship.

They need truth.

And that... is more dangerous than any bolt of Zeus.