After Stealing the Strongest Spell in the Game

In the game, you accidentally become the vessel for the Limitless technique. The white-haired boy can only use his technique when he’s in physical contact with you.

Taking damage and losing stamina in the game also weakens Limitless.

Your stamina is so fragile that even getting hit by a pillow makes the numbers go down.

The arrogant delinquent who has no choice but to look after and protect you so Limitless can stay strong complains,

“Do you have any idea how much trouble she is?!”

He chatters on and on, spilling out your habits and personal preferences, even ones you hadn’t noticed yourself.

Shoko, who recently started growing flowers, says,

“When my new seeds bloomed, I found out the shopkeeper had given me the wrong ones.”

“I didn’t like this kind of flower at first, but while it was still a seed, I spent so much time and effort taking care of it.”

“So whatever kind of flower blooms, I’ll love it.”

And sure enough, the white-haired boy falls in love with a flower he didn’t like at first, after being forced to care for it.

Transferring Limitless naturally causes plenty of trouble. Being forced to cosplay as a married couple with Suguru Geto in a cursed-spirit environment is just one example.

But you have to admit, the start of your ambiguous relationship with Shoko Ieiri had little to do with the game forcing you into it.

You speedrun the ending in one night and put the game out of your mind.

You get into the University of Tokyo, land an exciting job offer, and spend every day in sweet bliss with your boyfriend, Higuruma-senpai.

Life starts going smoothly, then the cursed spirits from the game suddenly appear in the real world.

The white-haired teacher appears before you. “All those promises you made before weren’t lies, were they?”

You drop to your knees and apologize. He pokes you on the forehead. “Whether they were true or not doesn’t matter anymore.”

“If the world of truth doesn’t have you in it, I don’t mind being fooled by a lie.”

But no matter what, he shouldn’t be plopping himself down across from you while you’re celebrating Higuruma’s birthday!

[Content Warnings]

The male lead has much stronger feelings for the female lead. At first, the female lead thinks of Gojo as nothing more than a character on a screen.

The entire story is written in second person.

Gojo is the male lead in the end, but this isn’t a one-on-one romance.

If you don’t like something in the story, don’t force yourself to keep reading. Just drop it!

Coming soon: “Luring Yuta into the Time Vessel Association.” If you’re interested, feel free to check it out~

Theme: Don’t get addicted to games; love the life you live.