After the Game Became Reality, My Followers Started Fighting Over Me [Interstellar]

White Peach

A whale in a famous simulation game

She stayed awake for three days and nights to earn the highest title, [Divine Right of Kings].

Then, having achieved her goal, she died suddenly from exhaustion...

When she woke up again, White Peach found that she had entered the game and ended up two thousand years in the future?

By then, the game had developed rapidly and entered a new interstellar era.

The five richest and most powerful nations were all countries that had once received the favor of her divine followers.

White Peach, ready to use her divine account to head over and join them, opened her communications. Nine hundred million prayers flooded in and crashed the system.

"My Lord..."

"Your Highness..."

"Please..."

White Peach froze.

This is ridiculous.

During the two thousand years when their goddess was absent, the three kings had worked diligently to protect their nations.

Then, one day,

they felt the presence of their goddess once more.

They burned incense and bathed, eagerly awaiting her descent...

But the goddess never appeared.

Even the messages they sent out were blocked.

The three kings: Squealing like a groundhog.jpg

And so,

the three kings, who had spent two thousand years fighting one another, joined forces and began searching for an enemy who might not even exist.

That wasn't all.

The dragons, elves, and demons all received orders from their respective kings:

[You have half a month to become cute and cuddly.]

The dragon clan, famed for their might: ?

The elves, famed for their cool aloofness: ??

The demons, famed for their brutality: ???

Huh? No, do you people have something wrong with your brains?!

Meanwhile,

the three kings, still awaiting their goddess's guidance, looked anxious.

Which little cookie had stolen their goddess away?!

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