Leit von Is awakened memories of his past life. It turns out he has transmigrated into a digitized game called The Empress Rises. The Empire's six princesses will become his classmates.
The eldest princess is a peerless warrior with dragon blood. The second princess is a machine-soul resonator and master of mechanical constructs.
The third princess is an elemental magic grandmaster. The fourth princess is a child of nature and a great druid.
The fifth princess is a holy maiden of the state religion, blessed by the holy light. The sixth princess is a heretical demon lord, blessed by the void.
In the future, the six princesses will wage an unprecedented war of the century over the throne.
As the protagonist, he must avoid 8,000 paths to death and overcome every obstacle to choose one of the six princesses and become her husband. He must help her defeat the other princesses, claim the throne, and ultimately become the Empire's co-emperor.
Leit: This is too hard. I choose to give up. Whoever wants to marry a princess can do it, but I'm not marrying one. Whoever wants to be a royal consort can do it, but I'm not doing it!
Unfortunately, things don't go as he wishes. You don't want to marry a princess, but every princess wants to marry you.
Seeing up to chapter twelve, the real problem is that these women have a combined total of 80,000 death lines, and judging from the choices, even their own mothers are quick to kill them. I instantly felt zero respect for these characters. Even when facing enemies, they wouldn't be this miserable. It's like they're not treating the protagonist like a human being at all. In my opinion, none of these characters who constantly jump to death options are fit to be the female lead. The most suitable female lead would be a character who doesn't frequently jump to a death option or never jumps at all.