How to Kill a God

Hajun loathes cults with every fiber of his being. His grandmother, his only guardian, squandered their entire fortune on a cult before she passed away. While barely surviving through grueling manual labor, Hajun encounters a child wandering the streets barefoot in the dead of winter. Unable to leave the child in the cold, he brings him home—only to realize the boy is the god of the very cult that destroyed his family. As the god pushes Hajun to his breaking point, Hajun begins searching for a way to kill him. Yet, the god occasionally reveals inexplicable emotions toward him. What kind of connection truly exists between the two?