Description

Josh was the somewhat disappointing 217th son of Deus, chief of The Gods.

The truth is, he didn’t know if he wanted to follow in his dad’s footsteps. I mean, white marble is classic, and throwing lightning bolts is cool, but turning into a swan just to bonk mortals was maybe not as chill.

But when god of war runs past you in blind terror, you know that your world is about to change.

The last group of sane humans will join the lastgood god, okayish god… decent at least… better than losing your mind to the curse.Anyway, the last group of sane humans will join up with a god that is at least trying. Together they will defend the last safe place on earth. And maybe someday they can figure out what went so wrong.

[Greek/Olympian inspired fantasy world, gods and pantheons, low starting power, slow powering up, humor/incompetence, cozy inside/grimdark outside, religion designing, religion based power system]

(Lots of edits possible in the early chapters. Because of this, I welcome not only feedback, but also requests for what you would like to see/what you would like changed. Especially for these first thirty chapters.)

V0.3.0 11/9/23

What readers say about The ADHD god

“[Note: out of all my reviews, this one will be my very simplest and lowest-effort one, so far; this is not an advanced review. These are only my opinions.] This review was also not requested by the author. I feel so incredibly lucky that I (generally) seem…”

realnotperfectOfficialRoyal Road4.0 / 5

Community Reviews(1)

realnotperfectOfficialRoyal Road

★★★★ 4.0

[Note: out of all my reviews, this one will be my very simplest and lowest-effort one, so far; this is not an advanced review. These are only my opinions.]
This review was also not requested by the author.
I feel so incredibly lucky that I (generally) seem to pick all the right people and right stories to look into.
This story made me smile, this story made me laugh- and while Josh is NOT ALWAYS my favorite character in this story... I'm glad I read this just because of its sense of humor. It's not always the most clever of stories (sometimes it is), but it can be a very down-to-earth one and often it's just funny and entertaining.
Given the title, I was actually expecting "more ADHD."
Definitely a good read if you are looking for something fun and something that doesn't require hard thinking!