All the Games I've Played Have Become Real [Crossover]

Some pretty bad things have been happening lately. When I woke up this morning, my friends told me, "Cheng, you're the coach of the Generation of Miracles. You know how to play basketball." What kind of joke is that? How could a gaming addict know anything about a normie sport like basketball!? And wasn't that the female protagonist I controlled in a single-player game? And then, before I knew it, I'd broken the record on the basketball machine. So I found myself pondering the game I'd just spent ages grinding through, *Live Basketball: Ruling the Middle School Basketball World*. Where was my [Start Game] button? Why had this world turned my max-level SS.R character into a real person? It was one thing for the game's skills to possess me, but the relationships had crossed over into reality too? ...Wait, this is actually awesome! As for how I later became a rich young heiress (not really), gained an absurd amount of strength, and started knocking kids out with a single punch... That was more or less because of this, too. Current progress → *Live Basketball*: Expecting a happy ending for everyone in high school. Management sim. How did the Generation of Miracles make it to high school? (How did a serious sports anime turn into a comedy?) → *Overcoming Hardships with Gon*: Fighting game (something weird has wandered into a shonen manga) → *???*: A collection of other baffling antics (I can say whatever I want and you can't do a thing about it. Panda Man.jpg) Reader's guide: The main story is in third person. The game affects reality. Unrestrained fun, with some illogical game mechanics. New story by the same author ↓ *Pursuing Eternal Life in the Detective Conan World* After transmigrating, Shiina Gen had one good piece of news and one bad one. The bad news: Her new body had a rare, incurable disease. The good news: This was the Detective Conan world. Shiina Gen immediately set her sights on APTX4869 and began working her way into the Organization, intent on climbing to the top. Then, after December 31, 2000, Shiina Gen woke up to find that it was January 1, 2000. She realized the Detective Conan world had a time-loop bug. As long as the main storyline didn't end, the years could keep going forever. One year was better than six. Shiina Gen decided to try exploiting the bug. The plan: stall the main storyline forever and keep the Black Organization from collapsing. Shiina Gen: To keep the Organization alive, I'll try to get a say in its affairs. That's reasonable, right? Shiina Gen: Or, to put it another way, I'll deepen my ties to the country's chaebols and politicians to widen my options and make sure I won't be purged if things go south. We'll all go down together. That's reasonable, right? Before her true intentions are revealed, at the very beginning, Shiina Gen still has a role to play: In Gin's eyes: "A promising Organization member, very loyal" (a little deaf and blind) In Amuro Toru's eyes: "An unlucky civilian caught up in this, do what you can to save her" (bottom-of-the-sea rescue) #Commoner from the Start, All My Resources Come from Conning People# Warning: The protagonist is neither on the good side nor the bad side. She's only on her own side. Her behavior leans toward the Organization. She's no naive sweetheart. A heroine's appearance and body + a villain's ambition and mentality = the protagonist of this story. Plot-focused. Now, please enjoy: Not one word is a lie, but don't believe a thing! A deliberately misleading, all-hype-and-yet-somehow-accurate blurb: Gin goes to great lengths for her, taking her by force. Bourbon endures humiliation for her, willingly and as ever. People of the same sex open their hearts to her and fall for her one after another. Those in the know within the Organization are tight-lipped about her, while gold-digging men outside it can't help flocking to her... It's all in this book! Theme: