[Crossover] How Does a Wise Player Save Themselves?

When you play games, of course you want to beat them as fast as possible.

Morality in a single-player game? Are you kidding me?

Explore, expand, develop, conquer. Use the simplest, most efficient, despicable, shameless, bottomless methods to destroy everything, rule over everything, and become the one and only god.

Anyway, Al thinks there's no need to apply real-world values to games. If you fight humanoid monsters in a game, does that mean you'll kill people in real life?

That is, until he really transmigrates into a game he once played...

Worse still, some of the boss-level characters from certain stages still remember him from his previous playthrough.

It's not that they just have negative affection for him. The moment they think of him, they come after him! They'll do anything to kill him, even if it means dying together!

Stay calm, stay calm. First, I need to come up with a secret identity.

Previous playthrough: Destroyer of Worlds, Cancer of Humanity, Fiend from Hell

Current playthrough: Savior of the World, Embodiment of All Goodness, Flawless Saint

Couple: Gojo Satoru

The protagonist's values are actually pretty normal. He just really treats games as games, so in-game he'll do things like declare war on a neighboring country just because he doesn't like the shape of its territory.

That's right, he's a brilliant Paradox gamer.

Theme: Born in darkness, with his heart turned toward the light