Is It Wrong to Seek True Love in a Male-Oriented World?

An An was a devoted otome game player, but she had fallen to digging around for scraps of romance in male-oriented RPGs and getting face-slapped time and time again. At last, she realized one thing: There was no future in playing male-oriented RPGs.

I'm deleting these trash games today!

--Then she transmigrated into the worlds of those garbage games and had no choice but to embark on a journey to conquer the games and complete their worlds.

A long, long time later, after all the game instances had finally merged into independent worlds, An An stared silently at her World Book, packed with complete character collections for every single character.

...Maybe it would be better not to go back...

Reader's Notes:

1. Inspired by various male-oriented RPGs. I'm letting my imagination run wild, so this is more like a game log than a novel. Please don't take it too seriously.

2. Due to my own grievances, there may be changes to the original game characterizations, gender-swapped characters, and other plot points. It's called male-oriented, but it's really otome-oriented (hey!).

3. If I disappear, it means I went off to play games for research. I usually play them in the original language, and rarely manage to beat them...

List of game instances (?):

1. Monster Town: A hard-working pastry chef and the lovestruck monsters / Otome player, spectacularly failing in real time (Complete)

2. Wonderland Escape: Alice on the run from bosses who pull their punches / How to escape a Wonderland with no women (Complete)

3. Protect the Demon King: The Demon King's chastity is mine to protect... Huh???

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