Literary version:
Succeed, or die trying.
God told her: If you want him to live, trade your life for his.
She had long been ready to trade her life for his, all for the sake of her own obsession with turning the world upside down.
If I cannot stay by your side and spend a hundred years with you,
then at least I can let you grow old together with the one you love.
Succeed, or die trying.
Over-the-top melodramatic version:
Question: If God told you that you could go to your male idol's world, would you go?
Answer: Only an idiot would say no!
Question: If your male idol was destined to die, would you still go?
Answer: (Clutches heart) My idol, I'm here to save you!
Question: If the price of your male idol staying alive was your death, would you still go?
Answer: ...Damn it, is there no happy ending? Do you know what it means for everyone to live happily ever after?!
Question: (Seriously) Please answer the question!
Answer: How can an invisible thing like you even make a serious face? =Angry face= I'll give my life to keep him alive, then watch him get his happy ending with someone else... This miserable, melodramatic heroine from a romance novel is just too much!!! I'm doing you a favor by taking this role, so remember to pay me!!! I'm not playing this pitiful heroine again next time (hmph =V=)
Question: Hehehe, then next time you can be the evil supporting woman~
If I don't have the good fortune to grow old with you, then at least you deserve to have a woman by your side, holding you close as you walk through life together.
Succeed, or die trying.
This story is also known as:
"My Male Idol Lived, and I Died"
"Rangiku Matsumoto, You Have It So Good!"
"My Male Idol, I Saved You, Now Marry Me"
"Does My Male Idol Not [Censored]?!" (← =Angry face= This is just too much!!)
Why doesn't the author Sang update the article? _(:з∠)_
??????? QAQ
I am coming!!!!! So don't give up!!!!