The game world you drew this time is a mash-up of many manga. Going by manga genres, it should count as a combination of sports and hot-blooded action.
If all you had to do was complete missions, there’d be no need for it to be recorded on your gaming history. At your current level, you could take down a Special Grade in the Jujutsu Kaisen world’s ranking system all by yourself. It’d just be a little troublesome.
The real trouble is that the game is marked gold. Gold means it’s a story-mode game, so players have to follow the story and gradually advance the main quest using the character information assigned to them. If you want better mission rewards, you have to go off-script and do side quests, which means scouring the whole map for exclamation marks.
What a hassle. What a hassle. What a hassle.
You don’t want to play through the story missions at all, but once you’ve drawn the game, you have to do it. You wonder when the game developers will finally add an option to quit and redraw with a single click.
You’re especially interested in this season’s weapon set. You really, really want it: the elegant elf set. You still don’t have a set for ranged attacks.
So you went in after all. A story-mode game: might as well treat it as a way to unwind.
Main Quest: Eliminate everything that doesn’t belong in a sports anime, and make sure the characters don’t notice anything strange before the mission is complete.
You: …
You’re just an ordinary, run-of-the-mill martial arts specialist!
Quite pretty
It's pretty and goes well with the music.
Very pretty
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