Why I Failed to Win Them Over: I Put □□ on Them

Is Qingzi-chan still skirting danger today?

Blurb: Today's girl failed and failed again at winning over her targets in the game.

She had started out with a romance-game script, but somehow turned it into a horror survival game.

[Please choose:]

[Faced with your dismissive attitude, your boyfriend seems a little suspicious. You should:

a. Stay silent (...)

b. Change the subject (...What are you talking about? Hurry up and finish eating, it'll get cold.)

c. Come clean (All right, I'm actually dating someone else. Let's break up...)

d. Be hostile (How annoying. Even if we're dating, I still need my own personal space. Please stop asking, okay!)]

[He lowered his eyes nonchalantly as he waited for your answer. His amber eyes lifted slightly to look at you, dark and gloomy, with shifting shades of color.]

[He was waiting for you.]

"It's just a silly virtual dating game, so I'm not wrong for playing both sides!" she said, unconcernedly selecting her choice.

From then on, the game's tone lurched wildly up and down, as if she'd opened some kind of adults-only game.

And now, the girl still refusing to learn her lesson was fighting for her life: It was all the game's fault!

Target 1: :)

Target 2: :)

Target 3: Is that really true? :)

1. The protagonist is extremely mean, self-righteous, and unlikeable. The more fake she is from the start, the more miserable her ending will be. Beware if that's a dealbreaker.

2. Written for love, with different endings.

3. Routes: Beginner tutoring route (failed) -> Normal tutoring route (in progress)

Theme: Dating games