The Persecuted Mary Sue

Important note: Mary Sue, Mary Sue, Mary Sue, everyone is OOC. No ranking comparisons, please.

Blurb: The heroine used to be a Mary Sue, but unfortunately she was too useless, too depressed, and too much of a couch potato. Then a Supporting Character System appeared and stole everything from her, leaving her an ordinary person once again.

Our story begins when the heroine loses her Mary Sue status. Little does she know that this is only the beginning of her reign as the ultimate Mary Sue.

All kinds of male idols: Our goddess is actually a good-for-nothing? One star! Unfollowing! This lousy goddess played with my feelings!

Later: Huh? Huh? Huh? This good-for-nothing is actually kind of cute. Why does she seem more likable the more I look at her? Ah, it must be true love.

Second heroine: dead inside.jpg. When did you all go blind? Meow? Meow? Meow?

[I'm not correcting the various typos in the story for now. I'll give advance notice later about the date of the major proofreading and revision. I hope you'll understand. I'm extremely blind to this sort of thing; even after reading it so many times, I really can't spot the bugs! I swear I don't do it on purpose.]

Update schedule: Usually once every day or two. Occasionally there may be a burst of updates, and it's very rare for me to go more than three days without posting. Updates will be regular during winter and summer vacations.

Finally: The anti-piracy delay is 12 hours, and 30 percent of the text is locked. To my friends reading pirated copies, I urge you to mend your ways. Thanks.

Introduction to the new story: Love Is Not a Simple Thing. A My Hero Academia romance with the angel Izuku Midoriya as the male lead.

The crab is peeling my shell, the notebook is writing about me.

I fall from the sky onto maple leaves and snowflakes.

And you are thinking of me.

Hiramiya: Izuku Midoriya, I hate myself so much for loving you.

Izuku Midoriya: Do I really need to say those three words, "I love you"?

Of course you should say it if you love someone. You didn't, and that's why we missed each other.

The heroine is impossibly beautiful and naturally creates love triangles. Izuku goes dark, and everyone who meets the heroine falls in love with her, with a high chance of turning dark. Aizawa, at 33, stays pure to the end.

Everyone is OOC, OOC warning. Mutual unrequited love, maybe a bad ending.

P.S. As always, the writing is slow-paced, the plot progresses gradually, and it's an everyday-life story told in a diary-like style. It's a short story, probably only a few tens of thousands of words.