Being Trapped in the SAO Death Game and Being a Tsundere

(Don't read this novel if it's about Lily, don't read it if it's not a time-travel novel, don't read it if it's a daily novel, don't read it if it's seriously OOC, don't read it if it's a self-titled novel, don't read it if it has a single heroine, Asuna, don't read it, don't read it if it's a self-made heroine, don't read it if it's a changed setting from the original novel, in short, it's not good to watch, don't read it) The girl with medium-to-short navy blue hair lay quietly, the NerveGear's cold and streamlined shell wrapped around her head, the signal element was close to her scalp, and the faint light flickered quietly at the edge of her vision. "Link Start!" With this slogan that has echoed throughout the times, the helmet indicators light up one by one. Good news: Successfully logged into SAO and entered the dreamy floating city Aincrad. Bad news: The game is locked and logged out, and failure to conquer the game equals real-life death.