After a car accident, you open your eyes again, but you’re not in a hospital room or your own bedroom.
The loyal knight with dog ears calls you "Master." The elegant, dutiful winged prince calls you "Fiancee." The mysterious snakefolk priest murmurs "Darling" to you. The learned, open-minded elven elder frankly calls you "Lover." The proud, beautiful wild merman says you’re his "Treasure."
You break into a cold sweat.
You’re dating five people at once? You? That can’t be right!
The God of Light informs you that your species has changed to a succubus, which means ordinary food can no longer satisfy your body’s needs.
"Seriously...? No way!!!"
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This world is very different from the one you came from. Your task is to experience everything here. The God of Light calls this world [Fantasy].
When three identical things are placed together, they may disappear.
Walk on bread, and the ground turns into a swamp.
The flowers and grass in the elves’ forest dance when they hear music.
In the Upside-Down Kingdom, everyone walks upside down, clouds grow on the ground, and mountains hang from the moon.
There are four moons in the sky. Every four weeks, they join together to form one giant mirror.
In summer, the church organizes people to feed firewood to the sun.
In late autumn, the princesses at the palace sing and dance as they shake their velvet quilts, ushering in winter.
"It’s just like a fairy tale."
"Isn’t it?"
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A guide to enjoying this story:
(Please make sure the basic premise doesn’t contain any dealbreakers before reading.)
! This story is intended as a bedtime tale for adult women. Its main focus is the customs and lifestyles of another world, as well as the physiology of its different species.
! At its heart, this is a utopia of romantic, platonic, and familial relationships. The story is written in keeping with that principle, so please don’t apply its fictional setting to real life.
! This is an otome-style self-insert dream novel. It is firmly centered on readers who enjoy projecting themselves into the story, so please read with that mindset and experience it as if you were the protagonist. You can end the experience at any time by clicking the top-left corner. A more romantic way to put it is that you’re "leaving the other world."
! Readers have names given to them by their families or chosen by themselves, so they are referred to only by nicknames, titles, and pronouns. When discussing the story, we recommend using first-person terms like "I" and "we," or terms like "the divine envoy" and "everyone."
! There are several male characters with substantial roles, but no male protagonist. However, since romance is a major focus, this story isn’t categorized as no-cp.
This story promises:
1. Any character you end up with is assumed to be physically and emotionally pure.
2. A lighthearted, cheerful tone with no heavy storytelling.
Theme: Different species, the same dreams
