The Great Sea Route Life Simulator: This game is advertised as offering "extreme freedom" and "a one-hundred-percent realistic simulation." It promises no fixed storyline and no restrictive missions, so everyone can find their true selves on the blue sea.
Full of anticipation, you lie down in a full-dive pod and start playing.
[Generating character model...]
[Loading the blue sea...]
[Transmitting world background...]
From the start, you are born in Windmill Village in the Kingdom of Goa, East Blue. Left to die on the streets, you're soon picked up by the boys Ace and Sabo and brought to Dadan's place, naturally unlocking the identity of "Ace's younger stepsister."
Your game objective is simple: level up, grow stronger, and become the strongest player.
You thought you were just immersing yourself in the life of a pirate and looking for the ultimate treasure, the ONE PIECE, until the people crowding around you leave you nowhere to escape. At last, you're completely dumbfounded.
Wait, what did you say? You all want me to take responsibility?!
You were only trying to get stronger, and you happened to max out the NPCs' affection. Can someone tell me why all these game NPCs have developed real feelings and are fighting over who gets to be with me?!
Even more terrifying, when you've finally had enough and want to quit the game, you discover that...
You can't quit?!
[Exit failed]
[Please achieve the HE ending in all four playthroughs]
[Progress: 0/4]
Does that mean I can only get out after achieving four Happy Endings?
You raise a hand and search through the menu.
Found it!
[HE: Marry any special NPC and remain married until the next playthrough]
Huh???
So I have to get married four times to quit the game.
On the pale blue menu, a small note appears underneath:
[You may marry only one special NPC per playthrough. Marriages cannot be repeated for the ending to count as HE]
You tremblingly open the special NPC list, and a long line of names glittering like gold pops up: Luffy, Zoro, Ace, Law, Sabo, Katakuri, Doflamingo, Marco, Shanks, Imu, Mihawk, Kid...
You fall silent.
Is there something seriously wrong with the people who made this game?
Later, the same legend spreads across every sea in the Grand Line: "In the blue sea where the waves surge, there is a treasure it favors above all else. And the girl loved by the sea will eventually become the wonder of the entire Grand Line."
*Notes and content warnings:
1. Otome story told in second person.
2. A long story with multiple playthroughs. The characters you romance in each playthrough retain their memories, so there will be many love rival showdowns later on.
3. A universally adored Mary Sue, with characters out of character.
4. A coming-of-age story. The protagonist is a little weak at first but grows stronger later.
5. Her appearance is randomly generated by the game, and will be described briefly.
6. She romances the whole world, including the King of the World, Imu, ovo.
7. There will be a little romance involving Boa Hancock.
8. One male lead per playthrough; everyone else has unrequited feelings. She may date someone at first but ultimately won't end up with them.
Theme: Love life and cherish every hard-won day
The sunshine heavy boy Luffy makes a grand appearance
It's so strange. Isn't "you" the player? It hasn't been long since you entered the game. I know that authors who write this type of writing will write plots in which the player is like a person in the game, but the space of "you" here is too big, and the sense of detachment as a "player" is too little. It is better to write from the beginning that "you" travel here and own the system, and have to complete the tasks issued by the system [Chigua]
Hey, isn't Bucky special? I think he's quite interesting [covers face and peeks]
Hahahahahahaha
Baby Luffy always has amazing words, hahaha Said something extraordinary as if nothing had happened?
I'm really looking forward to next week's episode [picking my head] I really want to watch it [continue]
Finally got married [bursts crying] It's so sweet, Luo and Sabo are a bit miserable, they are like losers.
She is indeed a heartthrob in the literal sense, and everyone falls in love with the heroine inexplicably. . . [Changed]
What's the difference between this and getting married? 🐶
It's a bit weird, the character's personality is a bit OOC, like the same name but different people