I Won Over All Her Male Gods for Her

[The main story is complete. The plot is currently quite loose, and the writing noticeably falls apart around chapters 45 to 60. I'll revise it.] [Next book: The Male Leads Put on Secret Identities to Win Me Over. Planned to start in July, barring unforeseen circumstances.] - After waking up one morning, Chu Sui discovers she's landed inside a popular romance game, as a background NPC with nothing going for her but her looks. According to the game's plot, she's a frail, beautiful senior who gives the heroine advice. She appears on the first day of school, has no special settings, and serves only as a plot device to introduce the heroine to a bunch of romanceable characters. Being an NPC sounds so boring. Even if her fiance, school senior, childhood friend, and the rest are all romanceable characters. No matter which male lead's route the heroine takes, and no matter which playthrough they're on, Chu Sui has to diligently play out her scenes. But During one playthrough, Chu Sui accidentally forgets the plot when the heroine appears. When she finally remembers and tries to fix things, she finds that the original plot trigger isn't working as it should. The characters being romanced seem to be waking up... Is something wrong here? Blurb Two: A romance game has a special setting. The beautiful campus goddess, so unreal she hardly seems human, draws countless people to her, even though she can't be romanced and has a mysterious boyfriend from the very start of the game. Chu Sui: I have a question I've been wondering about for ages. Why was I created? System: ...You were designed so that everyone, including the heroine, would fall in love with you but never have you. Chu Sui: ??? #A few content warnings The overall tone is melodramatic, indulgent, and satisfying. The heroine's career storyline only begins in the second playthrough. Overall, it's a male-rivalry story. #Cringe literature, the kind that makes your toes curl up and dig out a castle. Entirely fictional setting, so don't compare it to real life. The heroine is a true, universally adored goddess. She's single; the engagement is just part of the game's setting. Lots of people like her, but she likes none of them. Some love her so obsessively that they hate her, and some characters have unhealthy personalities and mindsets. #The game has already gone through many playthroughs, and more will pile up from here on (3124, told in reverse order). The characters' personalities and the plot will gradually develop. All characters, including the heroine, will have noticeable personality differences in each playthrough. You're free to question it or dislike it, but I probably won't revise it again. Everyone has the right to read however they like, so let's keep things light and pleasant. If a plot point makes you uncomfortable or confusing, it means I didn't explain it well. Feel free to stay or leave, and to leave a low rating if you want. Don't let a novel make you angry or unhappy, okay? If you paid for it, you've got every right to complain. Yeah! Coming soon: After Being Forced to Become a Sickly White Moonlight Chu Sui is transported into a strange world. She becomes a gentle, kind, fair-skinned, beautiful omega who has an inexplicable attraction to alphas. The alphas around her are noble, wealthy, and all-powerful, yet utterly infatuated with her. They can give her the world's most beautiful gems and the most magnificent dresses, but not the one thing she wants most: a life. Because Chu Sui is a sickly omega with a serious illness, and she only has a few days left to live. The real story begins after she dies. The heroine, who looks six or seven tenths like her, appears and catches the attention of all the alphas. Though she goes through all the melodramatic tropes, including being a substitute, being forcibly taken, and heartbreaking angst, she still finds true love with one of the alphas. Chu Sui knows she should stay away from these alphas until her role is over. After completing the entire plot, Chu Sui opens her eyes again. She's standing in front of her own gravestone, with her favorite white roses planted nearby. Chu Sui: ??? Once she calms down, she realizes she's come back from the dead. As a mature omega, she looks delicate, pitiful, and bewildered. The people around her gaze at her with longing, infatuation, and the pain of loving someone they can never have. And the big shots who should be passionately involved with the heroine, wait, what? Don't come over here!!! I've been dead for ages! Chu Sui: Surrounded by lunatics? ...Ugh, I might as well be dead. Theme: Everyone can be the protagonist of their own life