I found myself in an anime crossover world and got a [Life Simulator].
Each time I run a simulation, I become someone with a different identity.
I could be a student, a teacher, a passerby, or even a stranger.
I thought I was just experiencing different lives over and over.
That is, until the simulations ended.
Only then did I realize
The boy who saved Shizuka Hiratsuka on the rooftop became someone she would never forget for the rest of her life.
The person who helped Eri Sawamura escape her loneliness never appeared again.
The person who changed Utaha Kasumigaoka's life as a writer seemed never to have existed.
…
As reality and the simulations began to overlap,
everyone was searching for the same person.
And only then did I finally understand.
I'd already become the unforgettable first love in their lives, the one who would never return.
(No main storyline; the original plot is only a reference. New readers are welcome. If you think it's too padded, don't read. Simulator theme.)
Works featured: Bocchi the Rock!, Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend, My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU,
My Dress-Up Darling, and others.
There's nothing bad about it, especially since the third simulation, it's getting better and better, and the pace is just right, neither too urgent nor too slow. So far, it can be said to be one of the best-looking comics. Maybe things will get better with more data.
The author's writing is indeed quite good, and it feels a bit like something.
It's ok so far. I want to ask if this is a multi-girl or a single one?
Absolutely a good book, it seems to have average results, but the quality is definitely good
There's nothing bad about it, especially since the third simulation, it's getting better and better, and the pace is just right, neither too urgent nor too slow. So far, it can be said to be one of the best-looking comics. Maybe things will get better with more data.
The author's writing is indeed quite good, and it feels a bit like something.
It's ok so far. I want to ask if this is a multi-girl or a single one?
Absolutely a good book, it seems to have average results, but the quality is definitely good
The boss writes well [like]