Online Game: Even a Saintess Can Slay Gods

(If you don’t like it, don’t read.) The Sanctuary, a game said to be one hundred percent realistic, is launched. Bai Lingge, a gamer, decides to join a gaming studio and keep making a living from games. But why does logging into the game turn her into a girl? “No big deal. Time to make the dowry disappear.” Bai Lingge doesn’t care in the slightest. As long as she can survive, that’s enough. But when she runs into a big shot who has been reborn and returned to the past in the beginner village, she has no choice but to cling to them for support. After being taken home by a beautiful girl, I, Bai Lingge, have no choice but to live off her. But as the game progresses, all kinds of big shots start to show themselves: a reborn player, a novel enthusiast who transmigrated into a book they’d read, an owner of a System that lets them plunder other players, and, later on, powerful players who awaken hidden classes. With all these big shots around, Bai Lingge can only slay the foreign god and declare, “I’m the strongest one here, okay!” (The protagonist is stronger than the other players early on, but much, much, much weaker than the cheaters!)