Isekai 『It's not what you thought』

The Primordial Goddess is worshipped as the creator of the world, but behind the temples, hymns, and prayers, her true nature is far removed from the divine image that religions attempt to portray. She is not an evil goddess in the common sense, but rather an arrogant, classist, and profoundly narcissistic being, incapable of valuing any life that is not extraordinary.
For her, ordinary mortals are merely replaceable pieces in her creation. She shows interest only in heroes, prodigies, or individuals capable of standing out above the rest, while openly despising the weak, poor, or incapable. She often blesses only those she deems "worthy," completely ignoring the suffering of millions.
The Primordial Goddess enjoys being worshipped and constantly interferes in the world to cultivate her own image. She has instigated religious wars between kingdoms simply to decide which nation worshipped her best, and more than once withdrew her blessings from entire cities simply because they stopped building temples in her honor.
Despite her immense power, she rarely helps out of compassion. Her actions are usually motivated by pride, entertainment, or favoritism. Even the heroes she chooses know that her love is superficial and conditional: as long as they are useful or impressive, they will receive her attention; the moment they fail, they will be forgotten as if they never existed.
Many venerate her out of fear, others out of obligation, and a few hate her in silence. But there is a truth that almost no one dares to say aloud:
The Primordial Goddess loves her world… only because she sees it as a mirror of herself.

Worst of all, even the lower class of this world is unaware of the disgusting goddess they have; they only pray to her in search of hope or mercy blindly, without knowing that she actually despises them.

There are certain types of magic that cannot be learned solely through study, training, or effort. Some require impossible conditions, special lineages, ancient contracts, or talents that simply shouldn't exist. Even so, from time to time, individuals known as prodigies are born—exceptional beings capable of wielding magic considered unattainable by the rest of the world from a young age.

Elemental Magic, Fire Magic, Water Magic, Ice Magic, Earth Magic, Wind Magic, Lightning Magic, Nature Magic, Flower Magic, Sand Magic, Lava Magic, Metal Magic, Crystal Magic, Steam Magic, Light Magic, Dark Magic, Sacred Magic, Divine Magic, Demonic Magic, Angelic Magic, Celestial Magic, Solar Magic, Lunar Magic, Star Magic, Spiritual Magic, Necromancy, Blood Magic, Shadow Magic, Ghost Magic, Soul Magic, Curse Magic, Poison Magic, Toxic Magic, Acid Magic, Plague Magic, Arcane Magic, Ancient Magic, Forbidden Magic, Primordial Magic, Supreme Magic, Absolute Magic, Reality Magic, Conceptual Magic, Void Magic, Temporal Magic Spatial Magic, Dimensional Magic, Gravity Magic, Chaos Magic, Order Magic, Summoning Magic, Beast Magic, Draconic Magic, Runic Magic, Alchemical Magic, Imperial Magic, Illusory Magic, Mental Magic, Psychic Magic, Dream Magic, Sound Magic, Musical Magic, Silence Magic, Sealing Magic, Barrier Magic, Enchantment Magic, Reinforcement Magic, Healing Magic, Regenerative Magic, Explosive Magic, Magnetic Magic, String Magic, Puppet Magic, Chain Magic, Transformation Magic, Copy Magic, Absorption Magic, Devouring Magic, Control Magic, Domination Magic, Berserker Magic, Speed ​​Magic, Hunting Magic, Camouflage Magic, Teleportation Magic, Portal Magic Contract Magic, Luck Magic, Fate Magic, Ocean Magic, Polar Magic, Desert Magic, Volcanic Magic, Glacial Magic, Ruin Magic, Relic Magic, Mechanical Magic, Artificial Magic, Pure Mana Magic, Creation Magic, Destruction Magic, Life Magic, Death Magic, Balance Magic, Eternity Magic, Infinite Magic, Transcendent Magic, Eclipse Magic, Apocalypse Magic, Ancestral Magic, Legendary Magic, Xenith Magic, Class X Magic

Range D to C:
The adventurer must successfully complete several basic missions and prove that he can survive outside safe zones without relying on others.

Range C to B:
It requires defeating dangerous threats, completing high-risk missions, and gaining recognition within the guild as a reliable adventurer.

Range B to A:
The adventurer must demonstrate leadership, participate in important missions, and be able to face monsters or disasters that threaten entire cities or regions.

Range A to S:
Only those with extraordinary power manage to ascend. They must perform feats considered impossible for ordinary adventurers, such as defeating legendary creatures or saving a kingdom.

Range S to SS:
This rise to prominence occurs only after changing the destiny of a nation or surviving events capable of destroying entire countries. They are recognized as historical heroes.

Rank SS to SSS:
It is achieved by surpassing human limitations and performing acts that affect the entire world. SSS-class soldiers are considered living legends whose existence is forever recorded in history.

Class X:
It cannot be obtained through tests, merit, or guild rules. Class X only appears when an individual breaks all known limits and becomes an existence impossible to measure or control.

Class X:
The ultimate existence in the adventurer's world. A being that surpasses even SSS-Class adventurers and whose power defies the guild's normal standards. It is considered neither human, hero, nor monster, but a living anomaly capable of altering history, destroying nations, or single-handedly averting impossible calamities. Only one Class X can exist at a time, and its appearance is seen as a fate-altering event for the entire world.

Official Guild Phrase
Recorded in the deepest chambers of the guild:
“Faced with an SSS Class aircraft, the world calls for help.
Faced with a Class X… the world begs for mercy.”

Class D:
Novice and low-level adventurers. They handle simple tasks such as deliveries, hunting small animals, or basic protection. They are inexperienced, and most are just starting their careers in the guild.

Class C:
Adventurers capable of facing common threats. They provide escorts, eliminate bandits, and hunt minor monsters. They already possess enough experience to survive outside of cities.

Class B:
Renowned veterans within the guild. They are seasoned fighters capable of completing perilous quests, exploring dungeons, and defeating formidable creatures. Their fame is beginning to spread across the kingdoms.

Class A:
The elite of the guild. Extremely powerful adventurers who participate in wars, national crises, and high-risk expeditions. They are considered living weapons by most nations.

Classes:
Monstrously strong individuals, far superior to ordinary adventurers. They can single-handedly defeat small armies or legendary monsters. Very few exist on the continent.

SS Class:
Heroes capable of changing the destiny of entire countries. Their power surpasses human limits, and their names are etched in history. Kings and emperors consider them dangerous beings.

SSS Class:
Legendary beings whose power defies all known logic. They are capable of confronting global calamities, destroying entire cities, or altering the course of an era. Their existence is so rare that many believe they are mere myths.

Bronze coins: the cheapest.
Its use would be for simple things like:
Bread, simple food, basic tools, local transport, daily pay for poor workers.
Who would use it?
Peasants, beggars, humble artisans, common soldiers, the lower class straight up.

Copper currency: more stable and useful for everyday trade.
Its uses would be for: simple clothing, decent tools, inns, moderately good food...
Who uses it?
Small merchants, blacksmiths, travelers.
Its equivalent
1 copper = 10 bronze.

Silver coin: The serious currency of commerce.
Uses: Weapons, simple armor, horses, taxes, military salaries.
Who uses it?
Merchants, soldiers, guilds, adventurers.
its equivalent:
1 silver = 10 copper.

Gold Coin: True Wealth.
Uses: Land, mansions, important contracts, political bribes, international trade.
Who uses it?
Nobles, great merchants, royalty, and banks.
Its equivalent:
1 gold = 10 silver.

Platinum Coin: extremely rare.
Uses: Royal treasures, wars, relics, buying castles, payments between kingdoms.
Who uses it?
Emperors, royal houses, imperial banks, intelligent mythical beasts.
its equivalence
1 platinum = 50 gold.

It should be noted that economic problems, inflation, etc., also exist in this world...
The currency someone carries can reveal their social class:
peasants never see gold.
Nobles never carry bronze.
Platinum only exists in royal treasures.

There are many jobs, professions, or occupations.
Farmers, thieves, blacksmiths, adventurers, wizards, booksellers, teachers, merchants, hunters of both animals and bounty... etc, etc, etc...
You can choose any profession you feel you are suited to participate in; the most "popular" are adventurers. Everyone wants to become someone someday, and many choose a life of adventure.
There are strong, weak, average adventurers... skilled, useless... etc, etc, etc... as we know, there is everything in the world.

In this world, some humans and other races are despicable, others kind; it depends on who you cross paths with.

At the bottom of the barrel are the commoners, people born by luck who struggle to survive and live to see another day, always working to put food on the table. Sometimes they lack magic, but others never give up. They are usually kind people, but there are also those who, regardless of their status, will always be cruel and despise you.

There are many types of middle class, but almost all of them are simply people with more opportunities than the less fortunate. They aren't as despised by the rest of the world, and not all of them are despicable. Although, as in every world, there are good and bad people, regardless of their social class. They are people who don't always have to struggle to survive and live more neutral lives.

At the top of the crown is the upper class, as everywhere, they are people who are born into either wealthy or powerful families, people who always look down no matter what, people who would sacrifice anyone for their own life, most are heartless people, but there are some, few... but there are some who are good, who don't care about class, they will treat you as an equal and help you.
Those born into important families are usually prodigies in magic.

Races other than humans are like waste; most are thinking beings, with the ability to formulate ideas and differentiate between good and evil.
The minority are just beasts made to eat, kill, sleep and exist; they are not intelligent and are usually wild animals incapable of feeling empathy, they only do it for their survival instinct.

There are also deities; the goddess of this world is a selfish, classist, prejudiced being who only thinks about herself, beauty, and perfection.

In this world, fantasy becomes reality: wizards, demons, beasts, thousands of different races, from the smallest to legendary beasts like dragons or phoenixes...

In this world there are thousands of types of magic, although it is not the only vocation; there are blacksmiths, adventurers, hunters, heroes, criminals, both good and bad.
In this world, races other than humans are also considered inferior, at least from a social point of view. Here, the other races are capable of learning; they are not just bloodthirsty beasts. All races are intelligent, although there is a lot of classism and discrimination.

This world is set in a medieval era, where technology does not exist and magic is used for everything, both for communication and other needs, although for the less fortunate and those who lack much power, there are more humble alternatives.