After dying and (Accidentally) getting [The Gamer], The Girl in another world sets off to pull stupid stunts, probably get close to death on more then one occasion, and befriend a goddess... normal gamer stuff, right? But who knew all it would take is getting rammed by a truck to go to another world? it's just like one of her Japanese anime! Oh the references she can make here!

Momonga wasn't the only person to be brought to the New World. What happens when the unseen force has brought in another that it probably shouldn't have? What happens when it brings in... a developer. Fortunately for her, she has a few advantages to give her the edge over any player. Unfortunately for her, she's going to need those advantages, as she doesn't start like Momonga.

Reincarnation is a very fickle thing. Sometimes you can remember your entire life, other times only small portions. Well, even if this is not the life I wished for, it is still my life. I shall do as I please with it. As a Hibari, why should I be bowing my head to another? To me, most people are helpless stupid little sheep that await their death. Arcobaleno Gen. Oc Insert. OC POV

Technological incompatibility can cause serious issues even at a simple level. When it comes to interstellar travel, those issues can be quite profound...

Four Hundred Thousand players log into the much anticipated Warhammer 40K Apocalypse Online, only to find themselves trapped inside with no way out. 40K SAO crossover. Chapter 47 up.

There is always a greater power. This fact holds true no matter one's position within the halls of creation. That one of those powers would take offense to the Entity's predations is inevitable. That this same power would take an interest in Taylor Hebert is merely an example of causality in action.