Game Transmigration: Saving the World Again 1000 Years Later

Summary of the Game Transmigration: Saving the World Again 1000 Years Later

And here we go again... with William Kane. Seriously, why does everyone rally behind *that* name now? Like, okay maybe they think it sounds powerful or something, who knows. But the sheer scale of it is just baffling him.

His main thought right now: What kind of messed-up religion decided he's their divine savior? And how did all these kings and queens become his descendants overnight? Was this some *really* obscure in-game feature he missed back then?

Honestly, he can't even remember if William Kane was ever supposed to have that many followers. It feels completely out of left field. He logged off after basically winning everything – platinum-ing the whole game felt like crossing a massive threshold. But now? His character's stuck here, and apparently, his old player name has become some kind of legendary figure.

He's got a million questions swirling around in his head: Did they just *worship* him for being good during gameplay? Or did someone pull off an epic scam using his legacy over the past millennium while he was offline?

And honestly... this whole situation feels like betrayal. He didn't choose this, okay maybe not directly, but now everyone's acting like some divine right belongs to William Kane. It’s wild.

He needs answers, and suddenly, a lost forbidden spell seems like exactly what he should try.