I love Transmigration the most.

Summary

Freya, a goddess of beauty and power, enters her luxurious mansion surrounded by a crowd of former slaves who are in awe of their new surroundings. She commands the merchants to bring food and drinks for the hungry former slaves, who celebrate their love for life despite their past hardships. Freya's kindness and moral duty to care for them are evident, and she engages in conversation with Kobayashi, who admires her ability to win loyalty through genuine care. As the celebration continues, children express their desire to join Freya's family, but she gently declines, encouraging them to grow strong first. The adults also seek her favor, and Freya assures them they will be accepted as non-combat members. Meanwhile, Bo Fu Man, a merchant, expresses his willingness to serve Freya, revealing his ulterior motives. The scene shifts to a mischievous group of little people who confront Bo Fu Man, dragging him away for his inappropriate thoughts about Freya. Amidst the chaos, Ya Li, a girl saved by Freya, arrives and nervously expresses her gratitude. Freya shows a keen interest in Ya Li, inviting her to her room, which leaves the girl flustered yet intrigued. As the chapter progresses, Ya Li's resistance to Freya's allure becomes apparent, and Freya notes her uniqueness. However, a mysterious man behind Ya Li hints at the deities' view of mortals as mere entertainment, questioning her connection to Freya. Kobayashi, who follows Freya, reveals his own ambitions tied to the goddess, leaving Ya Li contemplating her future as she watches him chase after Freya.

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