My other story is short on ideas, so I'm writing an RPG game story for a change of pace. Inspiration came from a few serial procrastinators.
Shuang Ge, who writes sweet-and-angsty stories; a student who pulls all-nighters cramming for exams; and a cultivation-obsessed writing-and-cat-loving bug...
One day, they transmigrate into an RPG game spun off from an anime series. They thought it would go like this:
[Shuang Ge: I'm Singing the Red Spider Lily at the Distillery]
[Shasha: I'm Making a Fortune in the Warring States Period]
[Ah Chong: I'm Talking the World of Bungo Stray Dogs into Oblivion]
But instead, it turns into this:
[Shuang Ge: I Have an HE Script, So Why Is Everyone Complaining and Telling Me to Stop Making Them Suffer?]
[Shasha: I Still Want to Fight Monsters and Level Up, So Why Can This World Also Connect to Online Classes?]
[Ah Chong: I Just Wanted to Persuade the World to Unite, So Why Am I Sitting on the Ground Eating Salted Fish with Mr. Natsume?]
??? Wasn't this supposed to be a game with a 100% romance success rate?
Is something wrong with getting a single ending in an RPG dating game?
Note: The game world includes Detective Conan, Inuyasha, Bungo Stray Dogs, and others to be decided.
Theme: You can't fall in love by relying on a script. Only true love can do that.
No, it's better to be conservative and click D at the beginning, and wouldn't it be more fun if a cat guy comes looking out the window?
DDDDDDD, I am so embarrassed that I have cancer
This question must be chosen D. Be mysterious at the beginning. Only a woman with a secret can attract the attention of others. Touko will definitely think that this is a bit mysterious, and will continue to think deeply and dig into the background, wondering if it is someone from the previous winery in order to get more information. Touko will definitely continue to explore closer! Perfect hahahahahaha. By the way, I can get in touch with more people.
Shuang, relying on my many years of galgame experience, I must choose C for this question!