I am the last god in this world.

I don’t have many hobbies. Mostly, I just like wandering around listening to people make wishes—of course, whether I grant them depends entirely on my mood.

Because human wishes are always so predictable and boring, I haven’t used my divine power in a very long time.

Until that girl appeared before me.

She made a wish to me: she wanted to travel back to ancient times and become a top courtesan.

A courtesan?

The moment I heard that wish, I practically rolled off my cloud and sat up.

Honestly, after all my years as a god, I had never encountered such a bizarre wish. It was as shocking as someone telling me I was going to swap lives with a beggar.

Out of a desire for amusement, I agreed to her request—fine, I’ll admit it. I wanted to watch the drama unfold.

In any case, when I appeared before her, both of us were excited.

I was excited because she was breathtakingly beautiful, a perfect candidate to become a top courtesan. Once I granted her wish, there was guaranteed to be a spectacular show.

She was excited because she had met a real, living god, and her wish was about to come true: crossing through time and space, living freely and happily—what a wonderful life!

On the way to send her through time, I asked why she wanted to make such a wish.

She was so happy she nearly jumped up, her voice almost changing with excitement. She said the life of a top courtesan meant fine clothes and exquisite food, countless servants, and being the center of everyone’s attention, adored like the moon surrounded by stars—something countless people could only dream of!

Once she earned enough money, she could leave the profession, become respectable, and sing songs with her close friends in a lively, innocent way to make a living, staying far away from peddlers, porters, and ordinary vulgar men—how carefree!

She spoke to me excitedly.

And if she could meet a refined young gentleman on top of that…

As she told me all this, her eyes were practically shining. It made me want to say certain things, but I didn’t dare, afraid that if I dampened her enthusiasm, I’d have nothing fun to watch. So I simply said to her:

“All right. I’ll grant your wish.”

Latest Release