You Stay at the Princess’s House Every Night, and You Call That Loyalty?

[Fast-paced] [No farming or ruling a domain] [Power fantasy] [Multiple heroines] [A different kind of Western fantasy]

Bad news: I've transmigrated into the game I was playing, and in ten minutes, the cultists are going to sacrifice me.

Good news: I have a player interface.

Bad news: It's a stripped-down player interface with only player info and an achievement System.

Good news: Achievements come with generous rewards!

After killing the cultists in a counterattack, Mo Wen catches the attention of the game's biggest villain, Princess Astrid, who wants to recruit him.

Mo Wen happily agrees, because he's got his eye on her too. More precisely, he's after an achievement of hers that's incredibly difficult to complete but comes with a generous reward.

[Master of Villainy]: Spend a hundred wonderful nights with the villainous Princess Astrid Yaroslavna.

And so, Mo Wen gets to work.

At first, he only wants to chat with the princess in her room and gradually make it through a hundred nights, but things seem to be getting stranger and stranger.

Mo Wen: “Your Highness, I have completed the task you assigned me!”

Astrid: “Excellent. Come to my chambers tonight, and I will reward you personally.”

Mo Wen: “?”

Mo Wen: “Your Highness...”

Astrid: “Granted. Come to my chambers tonight!”

Mo Wen: “...”

Night N.

Mo Wen: “Your Highness...”

Astrid: “Granted!”

Mo Wen: “That's not it, Your Highness. I wanted to say I'm not staying over at your place tonight.”

Astrid: “?”

That night, Astrid firmly insisted that Mo Wen stay over and experienced the full extent of his loyalty.