These Players Aren’t Even Trying to Win Me Over [Crossover]

A dating sim with one heroine, created by male players from ten different worlds and eras. The ten players are: The tenth-generation clam seller, the troublemaker who loves to die for love, the villain who loves cotton candy, the extraordinary boy who can rob people of their five senses by playing tennis, the villainous head of the Uchiha clan, the leader of the Phantom Troupe, the brother-obsessed Yato, the jewel-thieving phantom thief, the esper capable of destroying heaven and earth, and the Four Emperors member with a severed arm. [System: The players choose their targets and direct the heroine as she wins over different men, traveling through different worlds to fulfill the wishes of those whose destinies have been tampered with.] First World: A transmigrator enters a book as the heroine's sidekick. Unwilling to settle for an ordinary life, she uses her abilities to steal the heroine's identity and the person she loves, throwing the plot into chaos. The heroine, An: The moment I arrive, the heroine gets her memories back. Doesn't that make me the target of her revenge? What an unfair raw deal. But the System requires her to follow the plot. She has to help the heroine grow into a powerful, independent woman, so she is determined to play the villain. Second World: Miura Haru has had her soul stolen by a transmigrator since childhood. The transmigrator uses a system to become universally adored, but after failing to win over the Mafia boss, she chooses to delete her save file. Being universally adored and living as an undercover agent are both too much trouble. How can she get the men who love her to let go? She chooses to fake her death. She plans to disappear under an assumed name and start a new life, but the transmigrator comes back again. What's more, the Mafia boss, who is already married, falls in love with her new identity. The heroine, An: ...She must have paid for her new system. And then there's someone who is supposed to be dead, yet chases her into her world like a ghost, claiming he wants to help her: Even if I'm dead, don't think you can go looking for someone else. You can only ever belong to me. The heroine, An: "Huh?" Where did that yandere line come from? Coming soon: The Men I've Possessed Have All Come Looking for Me [Crossover] Miyamizu Rika knows that when the girls in her family reach a certain age, they will switch bodies with an unknown boy and eventually end up together. It's like a destined match. She prays to the gods to set her up with a handsome, dashing boy. After possessing one boy after another, each with a different personality, she regrets it. Miyamizu Rika: ...Aah! I don't want this kind of perk! My indecisiveness can't handle choosing! Did the gods misunderstand what I meant? I only need one! Then the boys she possessed come looking for her. The boys: It was you, wasn't it? Miyamizu Rika: ...As the usual convention goes, please lose your memories first! Losing one's memories is part of the usual process, but something goes wrong when they regain them. When the boys meet Miyamizu Rika, they not only recover their old memories, but also gain memories of the future. To make up for their past mistakes, they all choose to win over Miyamizu Rika again, while she has lost her memories. Reader's Guide: 1: A battle for the heroine's affections, with plenty of indulgent sweetness and satisfying moments! 2: Don't expect much logic; the characters will definitely be out of character. Theme: Evil deeds meet their due, and good people will always be blessed with better luck.