Immersive Life Simulator

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[I'm not very good at writing, and I completely understand that my ability to write long stories is pretty terrible... qaq]

[You can read the Fourth Calamity arc on its own. It has almost no connection to the first save file.]

The simulated universes created by four geniuses showed the Interastral Peace Corporation a new business opportunity.

And the Divergent Universe, jointly developed by the Genius Society's Dr. Ratio and Screwllum, made it possible to seize that opportunity.

"Sure, their joint paper showed us that some of the bad things that happen in the Divergent Universe could happen in reality too. But preparing countermeasures is another department's job! All I know is, this is the most amazing technology imaginable. It turns the universe into one person's playground!"

So said a member of the Technology Development Department, his face alight with fervor.

And so, led by the company's Technology Development Department, in partnership with the Interastral Network and Interastral Peace Entertainment, the grand, universe-spanning cultural franchise Simulated: Multidimensional Lives was born in a blaze of glory.

You are an ordinary member of the Xianzhou Luofu. One ordinary day, you open this game.

Once you turn off multiplayer mode, the universe really is your own personal playground.

Life simulation: start!

The First Save File: The Lighthearted Daily Life of Being Reincarnated as the Oldest Daughter of the Batfamily (Complete)

When I was eight, my mom dumped me on my dad.

After ten seconds of staring at each other in silence, he cautiously pushed a blueberry mousse cake toward me.

I never expected that after eating that blueberry mousse, I'd end up raising five Robins, a Batgirl, a Spoiler, and a Black Bat for him.

Seriously, if I'd known...

"Jason, put down that crowbar. Don't even think about hitting Dick with it."

"Steph, stop stealing Cass's milk tea. Wait, don't you two have the same flavor?"

"Timmy, get back here! You're banned from the coffee machine for three days... And don't throw your vegetables at Damian. He won't eat them!"

"And you, Bruce, you haven't touched your bitter melon juice. Where do you think you're going? Damian, don't even think about messing with that glass of bitter melon juice. I saw you!"

Barbara is the easiest to deal with...

"You just stole my chicken drumstick, didn't you, Barbara?"

"Did I? Sorry, I didn't notice."

This family would fall apart without me.

The Second Save File: The Player Has Arrived in Her Beloved Neon (Ongoing)

The player lands in Tokyo.

Strange curios, blessings, equations, and events are scattered across the city.

"Why is most of this in Neon? Did you not shuffle the deck when you dealt?"

[A scroll still carrying the scent of strange ink. The yokai sleeping on its paper await an artist to bring them to life with a touch and a name. The creations of 'Illusion' will enter the real world and take the most terrible revenge on those who betrayed them. - Curio: The Story's Present Tense]

[A candy shop on the shopping street, run by a half-human, half-snake shopkeeper and filled with all kinds of yokai. Humans who enter can challenge the shopkeeper to the 99th Annual Don't Blink Contest! The winner receives a special candy made by the owner. - Event: First Battle on the Shopping Street]

[Only the living can experience joy. Those who recover can't help laughing, wherever and whenever they are. You see his newly grown skin laughing, his prosthetic limbs laughing, his transplanted heart laughing, even the strands of hair that were cut off are laughing! You travel across thousands of stars, bringing equal joy to all life. - Equation: The Strange Physician]

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1. An immersive gaming experience, but with a Xianzhou native's maxed-out stats. A lighthearted Batfamily story focused on family and friendship (the first save file).

2. Purely from the player's perspective, with NPCs misinterpreting things, players crashing into them, exploiting bugs, save-scumming, and the player's usual death-seeking antics (the second save file).

3. There will absolutely be no one crossing over into the real world.

4. You don't need to have played the game to enjoy the story.

Theme: Everyone deserves to be treated with sincerity.