God's Game [Infinite]

#My transmigration was going just fine until I ran into my ex#

The title has been changed. This story is complete.

A game the gods use to pass the time.

One day, you receive a text message telling you that you're about to transmigrate into a game where you die if you fail to clear it.

Unfortunately, you don't take it seriously. Then it turns out to be true.

...Unbelievable.

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Then you meet a man who's tall and dependable, good at both letters and arms, and handsome.

Too bad he's your ex.

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After getting used to transmigrating into games, you've changed a lot, yet somehow stayed the same. You're certain you won't fall into the same trap twice, but days later, your heart is stirring again?

You say that although the two of you had some unpleasant memories together, you're willing to let bygones be bygones. (What you don't say is that you want to cling to his coattails, not that you're really falling into the same trap twice.)

"So, sir, you still like me after all?"

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#I thought you were dragging me down with you, but you want me to be your wife!?#

Every year, every evening, we hold each other's hands.

The Infinite Domains are open once more! In our game, you can team up to tackle dungeons, with a variety of gameplay options to choose from.

We thoughtfully provide you with all kinds of food and resources, and even prepare game tools for you.

Every identity card is unique and comes with four magic apps: Use, Eat, Instant, and Teleport. Earn points to unlock even more apps.

Cross-dungeon chat? This move gets a 666 from me.

What? You're tired?

Then we can rest back at camp! We even provide a seaside villa, surrounded by the sea on all sides, where a breeze blows and everything you see is beautiful.

There's even a teleportation array so you can get to the market without leaving home. Plenty more places are waiting for you to explore.

Later in the game, we'll introduce a binding system to help you find your special someone.

Here, we play the game with our lives. (No, don't use that line.)

This story is written in third person and isn't long. The complete draft is already written, so take note: the rushed ending is for real.

Theme: Take responsibility for your choices.