The Coming of God of Death Books in Order

A ruler of the underworld loses his domain when a powerful enemy and her angels attack. Returning to existence offers a chance to recover, but his only available vessel is a sick child nearing death.

Gauss returns from oblivion to find the world changed and his plans complicated by ordinary financial problems. The God of Death must earn money and settle debts, using unpaid zombie labor as one advantage in his diminished circumstances.

Gauss builds a successful enterprise using tireless zombie workers, enjoying an unusual solution to his financial troubles. Yet the prosperity brings unexpected problems, threatening to disrupt the God of Death’s plans just as business begins thriving.

Gauss faces a deserted island, severe cold, and magic that does not provide the help he needs. New minions and developing powers offer possibilities, but the trials arranged by Karma and Fate keep creating fresh complications.

Gauss reveals part of his strength by summoning a divine avatar while concealing its true nature. Presenting himself as a gifted healer leaves him managing both a public identity and enemies who continue to test him.

Gauss turns a dangerous encounter with hostile fish into another opportunity to grow stronger. Further trials await, particularly involving Reyna’s church, while his claim to be a harmless light mage remains increasingly important to his survival.

Gauss contends with an alarming creature and anger toward a troublesome prince. When the sky begins to break apart, an invasion adds a new danger to the God of Death’s already complicated return to the mortal world.

The once-powerful Ming Empire has been devastated by violent hordes, leaving ruins and monsters in its wake. Gauss confronts the mysteries surrounding that damaged realm while the emergence of a hostile new god adds another threat.

Gauss finds the Celestial Empire in turmoil as followers of an evil god run wild. Redirecting their attention toward Reyna offers him a chance to leave the chaos behind and pursue a more comfortable journey elsewhere.

Gauss finds himself in a desert filled with monsters and undead, blaming Reyna for his predicament. Encounters with local nomads reveal that they hold a significant secret, drawing his attention beyond the immediate dangers.

A cruise vacation becomes another crisis for Gauss when he discovers that something has happened to his power. His attempt at leisure is interrupted by a sudden loss that threatens the abilities he has relied upon.

After dealing with problems in another world, Gauss discovers that Earth is embroiled in a war involving the undead. The conflict creates fresh complications for a returning god determined to maintain his image as a benevolent mage.

After victory in war, Gauss plans to build factories, develop his clan, and recover his divine power. Growing enemies disrupt those ambitions, while old acquaintances begin to suspect that the God of Death may have survived.