Western Fantasy Otome: The Heartthrob Player Gets Caught in a Love Triangle

[RPG + All Female Heroines + Soapy Mary Sue + Slightly Dark Western Fantasy + Fourth-Dimensional Calamity]

[Cold Heroine vs. NPCs Who Convince Themselves They’re in Love (All Willingly Give Themselves Away)]

[RPG stands for Role-Playing Game. Players take on fictional roles and adventure, grow, experience the story, and explore a setting.]

An upcoming Western fantasy romance-adventure RPG is still in beta, and Fuxi is lucky enough to get a testing invitation. Full of ambition, she joins the action-packed adventure route.

But a game bug drops her into the bad-ending story set sixteen years in the future right from the start, and once she enters the game normally, she can’t log out.

The two initial routes from her girlhood require her to use two secret identities to win over her targets. Fuxi can only level up, fight monsters, and grow stronger. She has no interest in romance and just wants to beat up monsters.

So why are all these NPCs crowding around her?

How did she go from fighting monsters and leveling up on a thrilling adventure to becoming the heroine at the center of a love triangle?

At first glance, the gloomy, male-loving insect-tribe boy turns out to be a pitiful, insecure, sensitive soul.

At first glance, the aloof elf boy looks down on you, but once his affection is maxed out, he’ll beg for your love.

And then there are the hero, demon, black dragon, holy son, and prince. As their affection, hostility, and corruption levels all rise, Fuxi has to work hard to grow stronger while worrying about her life.

Once the affection levels of all the characters she can pursue are maxed out, the game tells Fuxi: choose a love interest with maxed-out affection to get the marriage ending, while also not letting down the love of the other NPCs.

Does that mean she has to have them all?