It's Trouble If You Max Out Their Affection and Don't Take Responsibility! [Western Crossover]

Dick left his past behind and took the surname Gregg. From childhood, he was the center of everyone's attention.

A friend whose name he could never remember, Alf, told him that the person he liked was playing Earth Online. Dick had always played dating sims, so without wasting a moment, he decided to try the game he endorsed.

And so, surrounded by the gorgeous character models of all kinds of NPCs, he was hooked.

What second life? What strategy game?

No, no, no. This is obviously the best gal game ever!

What's this? Batman? I'll romance him!

What's this? Superman? Let's raise his affection!

What's this? A beautiful redhead with green eyes! Time to confess!

What's this raccoon rummaging through trash cans? Oh my god! He looks like Jason, who I confessed to! I'll raise him!

What's this little red bird? So cute! Squee! Cry for me, okay?

What's this blonde girl? Uh, hard to make a move, but we can be friends!

Ah! The tsundere boy Damian? All right, into your big brother's arms you go!

Mm! A quiet Chinese girl (with a □□ accent)! Come cuddle with big brother!

He was having a wonderful time~

Just one thing: the main story is too hard. These NPCs are all people he met in dungeons. By the way, can the main world connect to the dungeons? Otherwise, wasn't all that romancing for nothing?

"Content warning:

Dick is a pure dating-sim player who doesn't take romance seriously (extremely looks-obsessed). He may be a troublemaker and is a little clumsy (in terms of fine motor control). He's the type to give up if something seems like too much trouble or doesn't suit him.

But if something really gets to him, he might work harder than most people in ways that are completely out of character.

Also, he's got some serious issues (not just with his personality). I won't specify, since that would be a spoiler. He'll be completely OOC.

This isn't a wish-fulfillment story. There will be foreshadowing, so if you don't understand something before it's revealed, don't curse me out. If it's not your cup of tea, please don't read!"

Theme: There's nothing shameful about living for yourself