The Whole World Is Helping Me Shift the Blame [Crossover]

Coming soon, please add it to your reading list: "I Told You This Isn't a Dating Sim (Comprehensive Martial Arts)" "Battle Royale: Martial Arts" is a groundbreaking, high-freedom VR masterpiece. A hundred players compete online in an absolutely realistic martial arts world built at enormous expense. As long as you have a dream, nothing is beyond your reach. It’s basically VR PUBG. You can customize your face and choose your identity. Over the course of one in-game year, a hundred players fight each other to the death and revel in the thrill of being martial arts masters. It’s an online battle game. That’s right. So how on earth did you turn a battle game into an otome game? Maybe... That’s what they call talent. Ye Xinglai thought. [This novel will go premium on October 13. A 10,000-word update will be released then. Thank you for your support!] Kurihana’s life as a villainess was supposed to go like this: Frame someone, get exposed, get face-slapped. Act like a sweet innocent girl, act like a schemer, get taken down. But for some reason, the whole tone suddenly changed this time: “I know it wasn’t your fault.” “There must be some misunderstanding.” “Hey, if you’re going to play the villain next time, could you at least put some effort into it?” At this rate, they’re really going to dock my entire paycheck. Please, just take the blame off my hands. A favorability rating this high is way too much for a villainess to handle, sob. The heroine is sweet, soft, and adorable. Whether she’s stupid is up to the author. The pairing is undecided. Theme: