Using Random Mods on the Grand Line

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Before the latest update to "Knight of God", Xisha had already played through the game three times.

Just as she was getting bored, Xisha found a random mod for the game. The moment she recklessly selected the highest difficulty, she transmigrated.

She even brought along a game System.

But

“What do you mean my climbing skill can only climb on the left?!”

“Is my sword just for decoration?! Why can’t I even hit anyone with it?!”

“Where’s my basic attack?! Where did my basic attack go?!”

“So you’re saying I have to solo the bandit Dadan at the border of the Goa Kingdom with a downward slash and only 1 HP?!”

Even the loot is random. The skills she finds only work on one side, so she has to grab a scar-faced kid in a straw hat to help her find the money drops.

She never expected to catch the eye of a Celestial Dragon in the starting village. With no other choice, Xisha raids the treasury of the Goa Kingdom’s palace, robs a Celestial Dragon, and ends up wanted.

She wanders around collecting drops. Wherever she goes, she never leaves loot behind, and she’ll even take people with her.

The first thing Xisha does after forming a pirate crew is appoint a vice-captain.

She looks seriously at the kid in the spotted hat.

“Law, I have a mission for you.”

“You mean you want me to manage this bunch of problem children? What about Mr. Corazon? Can’t an adult take care of this?!”

“Corazon says he’s a Marine spy in our pirate crew, so he can’t get involved.”

“, What kind of spy gives away his identity? He’s obviously just slacking off!”

Upcoming story: "I’m Controlling Gin, Seriously?"

Blurb: The game "Red and Black: Deadly Showdown" gets a major update. Ogawa Riona immediately climbs into her full-dive pod and logs in right on time, only to see a new character among the playable options.

What, I get to play Gin? Sounds interesting.

She eagerly enters the game, only to find herself in the middle of executing a traitor to the organization.

Ogawa Riona: “Wow.”

But her aim is terrible, and she hasn’t inherited Gin’s muscle memory. In the chaos, the traitor escapes.

Before leaving, he gives her a meaningful look.

Riona doesn’t care. She settles into a routine of sleeping during the day and logging in at night, occasionally using her ridiculous tactics to sabotage the organization, until her boss nearly mistakes her for an undercover agent.

Then one day, Gin himself can’t take her sabotage anymore.

“Get out of my body!”

What? Gin still has his own consciousness? Didn’t he become a playable character?

She’s filing a complaint!!

One day, Gin wakes up to find that not only can he no longer control his body, he also has to watch helplessly as the idiot occupying it does one stupid thing after another.

He can even hear her talking to herself.

“This traitor’s kind of cute... Maybe I’ll go easy on him?”

I think you need to drain some of the water from your own head!

Gin pieces together the idiot’s real-world identity from what she says and rushes over without hesitation, firing at her.

Nothing happens.

Not only can he not hurt the idiot, but if anyone else hurts her, the same wound appears on his body.

With no other choice, Gin has to keep her close.

But...

Could this idiot stop telling everyone she’s his kept canary?

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The timeline may change to suit the plot, so don’t worry about it too much.

The game is based on "Hollow Knight". The idea came to me one day when I was playing with a random mod, discovered that the skills had been split into left and right, and complained to a friend. They asked, “Why not write a story about it?”

And so I boldly started this story!

The heroine has no manners and tends to think like a player.

Characters don’t level up [weapons do], so the heroine is at max level from the start.

After all, players can find a solution to anything.

If you’re playing with a random mod, of course you’re a pro gamer. .jpg

Theme: Don’t judge people by appearances. Break prejudice through your actions.