God Game: Players Are a Little Far Away from People

[Gamification + Dungeon + Single Female Protagonist + Behind the Scenes + Slow Heat + Different World + Double Transmission + Group Portrait + Funny] When the world in the game really exists, your every move may affect countless living beings. Can you respect their lives? It's a chaotic world: The ancient Yan Kingdom in the East is once again facing a historical cycle. The orcs of the north are united for the first time in history. The Viritas Empire in the west is facing a capital revolution; the Alderland Empire, which believes in the way of chivalry, has deviated from its faith, and people are gradually resisting. The gold and bronze federation of goblins and dwarves launched a technological revolution. The elves of the Eternal Forest split into two factions. The abyssal people underground are trying to return to the surface. When people in the 21st century participate in this world as players, what kind of sparks will the world of science and technology and the world of magic collide with? This is a game about the fate of two worlds. But it has the most abstract players.