[Detective Conan] King of Conquest

[Single protagonist, no romance, a conquest story with a player who dates everyone]

Gin, a middle-aged hitman whose codename in the organization is Gin, is a conquest target in this game whom almost nobody pays attention to.

I fell in love with him at first sight. Why? A man who can kill traitors day in and day out for ten years straight is just too cool!

With a bang, I died again while Gin cursed me for being a traitor.

During my attempts to win this man over, I got shot in the forehead seven times, force-fed APTX 4869 three times, and twice I survived, but the endings weren't much better than death.

It was me! I was here first!

For Gin, I worked hard for the organization, giving my all until my dying breath!

After all that effort, Gin still treated me like a traitor, while the real undercover agents and traitors continued to roam free?

Hayakawa Teruzuki: "I've had enough. Goodbye, Gin."

Is there any storyline in this dating game harder than winning Gin over? Ha.

To stop me from quitting, the game's customer service appeared.

If I earned the title of the game's Conquest King, I'd be rewarded with a chance to date the middle-aged hitman!

When I opened my eyes again...

I could see every conquest target's mood and affection level????

The so-called Conquest King has to win over every conquest target in the game and reach their maximum affection level.

System: "Please note: After completing a conquest, you must not let the target's affection level drop, or else..."

Hayakawa Teruzuki: "Or else what?"

I found out the consequences soon enough.

I was supposed to be a dating-game player who conquered everyone, but gradually I became the prey being captured.

Worse, I wasn't just facing a love-triangle battlefield. I might end up with a fate even more terrifying than a bad ending...?

Hayakawa Teruzuki: "Help me! QAQ"

This part needs a quick look.

Everyone loves the heroine, and I broke up all the couples. Don't get hung up on the details.

No polyamory. The internet brings us together, and meeting is fate. Read if you like it; if you don't, just move on.

Theme: A silly, self-indulgent comedy.