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Mom. Kaguya. The clan.
Here, they love me.
If this is a dream, Kimimaro hopes to sleep forever and never wake.
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Bonus story for "Raising the Second Male Lead's Worldview."
The main story was too angsty, the aftermath was too angsty, and the ending was too angsty. It hurt so much I needed to write a bonus story to survive.
A product of rolling up my sleeves and doing it myself.
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"[Crossover] How Could I, a Gem, Possibly Have a Relationship with a Human?"
Pairing (probably): Dazai
First person, in an episodic format, with no worldbuilding crossover.
The protagonist is a Gem, at the peak of combat strength.
Gems have no gender, so feel free to imagine them however you like XD
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"[Bungo Stray Dogs] Regretting Breaking Up with Osamu Dazai"
Pairing: Dazai, second person, BG.
Short story, boss Dazai from the if timeline x you.
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"[Crossover] On the Nature of Human Sin"
Second person, pairing: Dazai, BG.
Mostly Bungo Stray Dogs and My Hero Academia, with merged worldbuilding.
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"[Crossover] A Guide to Raising Multiple Personalities"
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After a spectacular promotional campaign, the much-anticipated full-dive game "Raising Guide" was released. As a textbook gaming enthusiast, I rushed out to buy it as soon as it launched.
The game's biggest selling point was that everyone's starting situation was different. You might be the heir to a powerful financial dynasty, a member of an ordinary family, or someone staring down a house with a leaky roof and a broken water-recycling system.
In short, it all came down to luck.
I washed up, purified my hands, and eagerly tapped [Draw Identity].
A cold mechanical voice rang out:
[Ding! Identity card drawn.]
[Your parents abandoned you as a child. At age fourteen, you were diagnosed with multiple personalities. You have four personalities in total.]
[Secondary personality one: Nakajima Atsushi, a tiger boy who is always putting himself down. Ability: "Beast Beneath the Moonlight."]
[Secondary personality two: Osamu Dazai, a suicidal maniac steeped in darkness. Ability: "No Longer Human."]
[Secondary personality three: Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, a sickly (?) boy who wants to create a new world. Ability: "Crime and Punishment."]
[Primary personality: The only woman (?) among the four personalities. We don't know why a male body has a female primary personality, but that's not important.]
Me: ...
Me: Why is my introduction so perfunctory?
The cold, merciless mechanical voice ignored me and continued:
[Ding! Main quest initiated.]
[Main quest: Survive in a world of malformed abilities.]
Me: ...A nightmare from the start.
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Recommended from a friend's work
"Raising the Second Male Lead's Worldview"
Third person, protagonist is a top, BL
I absolutely adore her character writing and the way she builds relationships!
Paralyzed at the bottom of the pit, refusing to climb, knocking on the bowl, big, rice