System 8752 was ready to make a big splash, but all its Hosts rebelled as one:
Actor Host: “Bring down that bankrupt CEO? No, I'm going to take care of him!”
General Host: “Spy on that supervising official? No, I'm going to swear brotherhood with him!”
Sugar Daddy Host: “Humiliate that young actor? No, I'm his number one fan!”
Looking at the sea of red on its mission dashboard, 8752's CPU overheated:
“Warning! Host's love-brain levels are off the charts!”
“Logical error! What kind of virus is ‘love’?!”
After witnessing nine cases of “rule-breaking” that all ended in happy endings, 8752 finally understood:
Turns out the best way to win someone over is to answer them with genuine affection.
In the tenth world, it simply tore up the mission manual:
“Let's be honest, I'm applying to be the protagonist. I'll go spoil him myself!”
(Each world is a standalone story.)
It's really good-looking. The system keeps improving and understands people's emotions. This is the first time I've seen the system's emotions written in such detail. The friendship between the system and the host is not like the forced, inhumane treatment of strangers. The emotions between them are sincere, which attracts me. The emotions between the CPs are also long-lasting. Although it seems to be an attempt to reduce the length, the jump from collaborator to love is a bit sudden, but overall it is good-looking.