My Overpowered Skill Is Customer Support for the Gods

When burnt-out call center supervisor Milo Park dies after being crushed by a vending machine he was trying to fix for free snacks, he wakes up in the radiant throne room of twelve embarrassed gods. Due to a clerical error, he has been summoned as the Hero of Balance instead of a legendary sword saint. To compensate, they grant him the most ridiculous divine skill imaginable: Customer Support, an ability that lets him open tickets with reality itself, request bug fixes, escalate miracles, and leave one-star reviews on monsters.

Dropped into the chaotic kingdom of Bellwether with a talking tutorial slime, a bankrupt frontier town, and absolutely no combat training, Milo quickly discovers that paperwork is the strongest magic of all. With a demon lord threatening the continent, rival heroes hogging the spotlight, and several dangerously competent women deciding he is their problem now, Milo builds a kingdom through complaint forms, loopholes, diplomacy, snacks, and accidental miracles.

Unfortunately, the Demon Lord has also discovered the ticketing system—and she is much better at using it.