Reporter: Miss Kiana, are you saying that assassinating the Schicksal Archbishop, beating up the Anti-Entropy Sovereign, and kicking the World Serpent Lord were all done while a mysterious person calling themselves a player controlled your body, and had nothing to do with you personally?
Kiana: That's right! I'm innocent. That guy kept muttering things I couldn't understand, like difficulty, side quests, grinding mobs, respawn points, and save files, then controlled my body and ran wild everywhere!
Reporter: I see. So, Miss Kiana, do you know where that mysterious person who calls themselves a player is?
Kiana: I do. They're in my basement.
Reporter: The basement?
Kiana: Yep! After controlling my body and making me do all those things, they said they'd beaten the game and were leaving. So this time, I'm the one who's going to control them!
Why always make being locked in a basement a spectacle? It's too masochistic. Don't...
A classic character control trope; the rest of the plot is predictable—it'll simply involve developing feelings for the character and then the protagonist giving the other woman his genitals. 🌿#(Laughs)
This is a real Renaissance! I've been seeing this kind of player-written content on both Cat and Point lately. Do you have any good recommendations for similar pieces, even older ones?
Given the unique nature of captains existing in a non-existent state, any author who has been a captain must be able to see Stick Wood! #(Funny)
This opening is exactly the same as that book from Sanjiang next door #(you know what I mean)
Kiana: Kids, this is bad, my second personality has come out.
Let it live for a while and see when it dies.
Is the main character male or female?
Renaissance
Well, it's a classic "feel-good" novel. The plot is simplistic yet surprisingly endearing, the main character is decent, and the writing is average. It's a watchable read.