The moment she opened her eyes, Ye Yin was playing a real-life game. She began taking on all kinds of roles in the game. To clear it, she had to collect romance CGs, and completing missions earned her all kinds of items.
What?! The success rate for using items depends entirely on luck?
Isn't this supposed to be a romance game? Why can people die? And do players not get guaranteed survival either?!
Wait, why have her other secret identities become sworn enemies with the love interests she's trying to win over?
Ye Yin (in secret-identity mode): We're really just ordinary friends.
Love interests: She's been provoking me the whole time.
Ye Yin: ???
First level: ABO world
After the destruction of Blue Star, human society plunged into crisis once more. To deal with it, the most popular profession was born: mecha pilot.
The bad news: the setting is ABO. The good news: she's an Alpha. But her mental strength is E, so she can't pilot a mecha.
With E-level mental strength, Ye Yin plays a student in the mecha maintenance department. Then one day, a new identity appears in the System's mission refresh, turning her from a legal citizen into an illegal one. And all her friends are criminals, too.
Friend: "When are you taking us on another big job?"
Ye Yin: "???"
Holy crap! The person on the Federation's wanted list is actually her?!
Well, this is bad.
Note:
1. The heroine's secret identities include both men and women.
2. Everyone is in love with the heroine. Some love interests mistake her secret identities for other people, leading to romantic rivalry among men.
Theme: Face life bravely
