Becoming a god in Tokyo starts in the bathroom

"Um, Your Majesty, didn't you say your number of followers is now capped at ten thousand? So, as your followers are reformed, the number of evil followers needing reformation will only decrease. Therefore, your workload will gradually decrease starting today, won't it?"

'Since you can handle today's heaviest workload perfectly, why bother creating this whole system? Is it simply to be lazy?'

"..."

Very good, as expected of a clever little believer.

Damn, I actually discovered this problem right away.

After a brief silence, He Chen responded with a hearty laugh:

[“Little believer, look at you, still the same as always! Hahaha, I asked you how the method was going, and you kept going off-topic again, hahaha!”]

"Come on, now, tell me, how is this method?! Isn't it great?! If your answer satisfies me, I won't punish you~ Aren't you happy?"

"..."

Okay, silence fell over Anzu Matsuori.

Tsk.

In short, after friendly consultation with He Chen, Pope Anzu Matsuori gladly accepted this important task and expressed her determination to assist the other priestesses in completing the tasks assigned by the gods.

He Chen also praised the Pope's attitude, saying that the Church of the "God of the Washroom" is able to grow stronger precisely because of hardworking and proactive individuals like her.

This solution to the problem started working quite smoothly.

"Okay, okay, don't be so angry. How about you go out and play next?"

[“I plan to let the bad believers and all the Yakuza believers go out to do good deeds after they finish their morning classes. You clergy will go out with them too!”]

As the number of bugs automatically tallied by the system in his mind continued to decrease, He Chen smiled and comforted his little believer.

"Huh? My lord, you've only been teaching for half a day, and you're already sending those delinquents out to do good deeds? Won't they do a bad job?"

The young believer was naturally distracted by He Chen's words.

"It's alright. I had them try doing some good deeds on their way to the teaching building, and it worked quite well. Aside from the people they ended up hindering, everyone else who received help was very grateful."

"Besides, didn't we say that the Yakuza followers would be released as well? We can just have the Yakuza followers guide the bad followers!"

He Chen's initial plan was to first use teaching to tame and influence the bad believers, and then allocate time for classes and doing good deeds based on the results.

However, under the lure of the system and its various rewards, the delinquents have tamed themselves into something else entirely.

As for the aspect of persuasion, He Chen really didn't think it through enough. It's not that it had little effect, but it was basically useless.

After all, the "teachers" responsible for guiding the wicked and the kind are all Yakuza from yakuza organizations!

Their moral codes are so black they're practically black. Aside from the content they recite from the book, which is somewhat reliable, anything extended beyond that turns into a sharing of sexual techniques.

As things stand, unless the priestesses teach the delinquents a lesson, it's really unrealistic to expect them to turn back from their misguided ways through lectures.

In fact, while the bad guys were obediently listening to the Yakuza and learning what good is and what kind of kindness is, those scattered evil believers had already made their moral compass much clearer by doing good deeds.

The records in the Good and Evil section undoubtedly demonstrate the real benefits of doing good deeds.

So He Chen decisively named the task of going out to do good deeds "learning and practicing regularly," and decided that the delinquents would reform themselves by finding good things to do on the road.

"Let's work for another two hours. Around 10:30, I'll issue the task, instructing them to form teams and go out to do good deeds."

"You and the shrine maidens discuss how to allocate manpower and territory. I'm not familiar with Tokyo, so I'll leave the allocation to you!"

"Hi!"

......

Two hours later, as system notifications echoed in the minds of Bad Guy and Yakuza, the era of doing good deeds officially began!

Chapter 221 Too Many Good People, Not Enough Good Deeds (1/3 Update)

As soon as the task arranged by He Chen for [Divine Illusion] to be released on time was launched, the entire teaching building, from "students" to "security guards," instantly erupted into chaos!

The task itself needs no further explanation. To further enhance its appeal and fun, He Chen created a leaderboard:

[The task of "learning and practicing regularly" will rank all participants. The top ten participants with the greatest changes in good and evil, as well as the top ten participants who have done the most good deeds, will have a chance to win a prize! Countdown: 9:59:59 (Click to view details)]

He Chen wrote a bunch of great things in the giveaway details, from buffs and equipment to even Kamen Rider transformations, it was all included.

Whether for unorthodox believers or Yakuza believers, this appeal is absolutely overwhelming!

With such a strong appeal and a time limit, how could the believers' enthusiasm be low?

"Charge! All members, follow me!"

"Run! We can't let someone steal our magical girl transformation device!"

"Everyone assemble! Destination: the tram station! Charge!"

......

Lured by the reward, everyone who received the mission immediately rushed to the area they were assigned to!

So, in the shortest possible time, the priestesses, according to the areas assigned to them on the map, took their positions one by one, each group eagerly searching for something.

Yes, considering that some tasks are easier to do with more people, as well as the need for mutual support, this time the area division is based on organizations.

In other words, each bad organization will be assigned an area as a territory for doing good deeds, and everyone will first do good deeds in their own territory.

The Yakuza, on the other hand, were assigned a street based on their numbers, and each group was responsible for doing good deeds on that street.

It sounds a lot like territory, but the territory for doing things is designated by He Chen, so you can't take it away. You have to honestly improve yourself on your own territory!

"Quickly, spread out! Take control of the streets first!"

"Everyone, keep your eyes peeled! Don't miss a single task!"

"Just a heads-up, everyone do the tasks, don't try to do them all by yourself!"

......

They're not very good at doing good deeds, but they're very adept at marking territory.

As the saying goes: the ones who love to fight for territory the most, besides dogs that pee everywhere, are gangsters.

All the streets arranged by He Chen were occupied by teenagers or young adults who eagerly rushed out!

At this point, differences emerged in the actions taken by different believers.

Having done little good, the believers, upon arriving at their territory, would most often disperse on the streets, their eyes fixed intently on passersby, trying to find someone in need of help among them.

It's already around 11 a.m., and despite the hot summer weather, the number of pedestrians on the road has already increased.

The believers stared intently at the pedestrians on the street, their excited and agitated expressions, coupled with their fierce and malevolent appearances, indicating their success...

They want passersby to avoid them.

And as soon as someone appears who seems to need help, they will immediately rush towards them like hungry tigers pouncing on their prey!

"Old Dong, cough, old man, oh, grandma, are you unsteady on your feet?! Come on, let us help you walk! Tell me, where are you going?!"

"Hey! You look so flustered, is something wrong? Tell me quickly, I'll help you solve the problem!"

"Stop running! Stop right there! Tell me, why are you running! Is it an emergency?! Tell us, and we'll help you with it! It's free!"

......

The overly excited Yakuza, for example, would inadvertently reveal his true nature when he was doing bad things.

Regardless of their good intentions, there is no doubt that those they approach are quite afraid.

He Chen didn't pay much attention to these things at first. After all, although they didn't seem like good people, they actually helped those in need, and they didn't charge any fees or do anything after helping them.

until......

Kind passersby thought they were bullying someone and called the police.

......

["Remedial Task: Actively cooperate with police questioning, clearly stating that you and others are doing a good deed. Note: Do not reveal the existence of deities!"]

[Ding! Reminder: When seeking help from those in need, please be mindful of your words and actions! Being overly agitated or aggressive will result in system punishment!]

He Chen silently patched up the evidence himself, reminding the believers who had been taken away by the police, as well as the other believers who had not been arrested, to be mindful of their words and actions.

He Chen especially emphasized the need to warn against two types of people who look for opportunities by scanning pedestrians on the street, and those who actively approach pedestrians to inquire about their needs. These two types of people don't seem like good people.

Of course, there are also things that make He Chen's life easier.

Aside from randomly finding members of this sect on the street, those assigned to areas that happen to have believers in welfare homes or other charitable organizations will generally go to these places to help under the leader's guidance.

Despite the unsettling and even frightening image of the undesirable believers or Yakuza followers that made the administrators and volunteers uneasy, the believers were quickly accepted when they were forced to do tasks and the believers genuinely did their best to do good deeds.

There's no way around it; orphanages, nursing homes, schools for the deaf and mute, and other similar places are always short-staffed and desperately need help under any circumstances.

He Chen no longer needs to worry about these believers having no tasks to do.

However, such cases are rare, and Japan is not a place where orphans are everywhere.

For the vast majority of believers, the only path they encounter is by chance on the road where they meet people in need of help.

However, very few people actually encounter problems while walking normally on the main road. After all, who would have an accident just because they were walking on the road?

Basically, it's rare to find two people in need of help on a street in ten minutes.

In such a situation where there are far more monks than meat, it is time to demonstrate the subjective initiative of believers.

Some members called their friends and asked each of them to find one thing that needed help;

Some people call the person they have leverage over another and ask that person to come and seek their help.

Some believers even tried to create "people in need of help" on the spot, but were stopped and severely punished by He Chen.

This is truly forcing oneself to do good deeds.

In a situation where good things are so scarce, there was even an old lady who needed to be helped home. Every time they passed through the territory of another organization, the person helping her would be changed, with more than a dozen people taking turns to take her home.

To be honest, the old lady was completely bewildered; good heavens, she almost went to the wrong house.

"Tsk! This won't do, we need to find a way to change the situation. There are too many good people, and not enough good deeds to go around!"

Chapter 222 The God Grants Territory (2/3 Update)

"Teacher, we have to think of something! Otherwise, with so many people in such a small place, we won't be able to get any good opportunities!"

As he wiped his sweat, Sato Junji handed the ice water in his hand to the Yakuza in front of him.

Whether by coincidence or design, Junji Ito and his gang of delinquents ended up in the same territory as the Yakuza who taught them.