I Swear I’m Not the Big Boss

I Swear I’m Not the Big Boss

Enter I Swear I’m Not the Big Boss, where a broke college student from Earth wakes up as the accidental ruler of the Origin Order—an ancient organization spanning the multiverse. Granted the title "Primordial" and godlike authority, they can summon cosmic hegemons with a thought, yet all they want is to binge anime and avoid responsibility.

On the surface, they blend into campus life—wearing hoodies, sipping lukewarm coffee, and panicking when approached by disciples who kneel at their feet. But their arm bears the "Genesis Mark," a portal to the Order’s floating headquarters where reality warps and ancient relics hum with power. Their first command, issued by accident while napping, sends a squad of interdimensional assassins to retrieve a stolen library book.

Despite overseeing a network of elite agents and mystical factions, they’d rather deny their role. "I’m just a temp!" they insist to the stoic chief strategist, who nods politely while planning galaxy-wide campaigns. Their daily struggles involve balancing mundane college exams with approving quests like "Defeat the Void Leviathan (Reward: Universal Translator)" and hiding their identity from a curious classmate who’s actually a reincarnated war goddess.

Chaos erupts when the Order’s archives reveal a prophecy: the Primordial will either unite the multiverse or trigger its collapse. Rival organizations target them—from the shadowy Erebus Syndicate, which wants to weaponize their authority, to the Celestial Bureaucracy, which demands they follow ancient protocols. A botched attempt to resign leads to a campus showdown where they fight a giant mech using a stolen vending machine as a shield.

As secrets unravel—including the truth about their human past being a精心crafted illusion—they must decide: embrace the Primordial’s power to fix cosmic fractures, or abandon it all for a life of normalcy that might not even be real. With a mix of The Office’s deadpan humor and Doctor Strange’s multiverse scale, this saga asks: What’s scarier than being a god? Trying to act human while your cat familiar plots interstellar domination.