Okay, I only skimmed the first chapter to write this (though I had to read some parts more than once to get them). Also, I usually don’t read the Isekai genre (only watch anime and manga of it). You may ignore my opinion, but those are reasons,
why I wouldn't read it:
What bugged me the most, was the description/summary. Too much information I don’t know, what to do with. As a reader, I’m as clueless as before reading it. You comment and tags tell me, there will be Gods and the like, but your summary doesn't give a hint of it.
Again, too many names, states and fictional inventions (Chronicler, Dream, Africa, America, North Korea, all Asia, Emma enterprise, Demonic Continent, Phantasia and Horizon dawn) - That it is veeery complicated for a summary, too hard to diggest for a appetizer. You better put that into a prologue than a story description.
The first chapter gives of the same feeling, it’s very fast paced with many characters introduced. I don't know where to put my focus on, for example:
"It sucked so badly that the Liberator once considered supporting a rabid rebellion of Tie Hua, the She-who-have-lost-her-mind." (you don't need the "have", why not simply give her a short nickname to remember her easier?)
Second paragraph and we get yet another new name, who is unimportant after only 2 sentences. Please introduce characters, when they have an important role to fullfil or make their first appearrance.
Also, I simply can't connect to their conversation. There is so much information thrown at my brain and yet I don't even know what state of the world they live in is like, because there are also their antics between those news. It cut offs my train of thoughts.
I would say less is more, give your readers time to arrive in your story. You could've shorten the conversation between those gods immensely to not confuse the readers. I would have found it way more interesting, if you had focused on the boys in the canyon only. After all there is a boy with nothing, but his pyjamas on.
Come on, that is asking for comedic development and is raising questions for why the poor boy is stuck with literary nothing somewhere without wifi!
Finally, your last sentence.
"That was the beginning of Horizon Dawn. The crossing between the boy and the goddess that would bring forth the heroic legend, discoveries and internet terrorism the like Phantasia had ever seen."
Call me a goldfish, for my short memory, but which goddess do you mean?
English is not my mother tongue, but I still get the feeling, that sometimes words are amiss. And please put more commas or make your sentences simpler. Like
@Eukro said, your narrative style doesn't match your characters childish antics. Too much in between reading, while they are such simpletons.
Just write succinctly, that the world is fucked up everwhere. And why? There are Rem and rest, the gods, the allmighty ones, who are occupied with the question of questions— who is this tumblr, xx is talking about?