The Star-Picking Chronicles: This Workhorse Doesn’t Want to Save the World

[Lighthearted + System + multiple viewpoints and ensemble cast + growth + slow-paced + healing] You're an ordinary office worker who enters a game called Save the World. You get a book that can copy other people's skills, along with a companion System. It's exactly the sort of treatment a protagonist gets. Along the way, you meet many people. They meet your unease with kindness and guide you as you grow. When you finally have enough power to save the world, they push you in front of your first-cycle self and tell you that the most crucial step in saving the world is killing yourself from the first cycle. If you kill her, the you from the second cycle will be gone. What will you do then? Your first-cycle self was diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder as a child. After accidentally transmigrating to the Demon Realm of this world, she grew into a great demon lord. You discover that your System is fake, cobbled together by copying someone else's System to keep an eye on you. The golden finger that lets you copy other people's skills is a signature technique your first-cycle self came up with. Your weapon is one she used to wield, and even your swordsmanship was taught to you by her. Can you really kill her? (A great many characters in this novel were created by readers. A very, very special thanks to them.)