Max Affection Triggers a Bad Ending Route

The main story is complete. Please support the official release. [The main story is told in first person. Be sure to read the content warnings below the blurb.] [Upcoming story: After Successfully Winning Over the Villain. Please add it to your collection. My take on a historical romance dating sim.] At first, you just wanted to enjoy a simple romance-and-dating RPG. Who could have guessed that when you started the game, your initial character would be a discarded daughter of the Zenin family, liable to be thrown out at any moment as a pawn in a political marriage? Believing that the point of a romance game is to have a romance, you decide to change your fate by raising affection levels. At last, after surviving two hundred rounds of love-hate interactions with a white-haired delinquent and stopping a high-school boy in your class from murdering his family and running away, you manage to raise the affection levels of all the romanceable characters to respectable numbers. You think you've earned the perfect happy ending. Then, in the next instant, the garbage game slaps you in the face because you focused only on affection and forgot to raise your own stats. [Your base stats are insufficient. You have triggered a bad ending.] [Ending N: A Heart That Cannot Be Returned. Your weakness disappoints your family. After graduation, you are married off to some random guy, but your husband already loves someone else and wants nothing to do with you. You end up forgotten and die of grief in old age.] ...So all those affection points I earned were meaningless? Heartbroken and furious, you start a second playthrough. But something must have gone wrong with the game, because your starting location has changed from Tokyo to Namimori Town. Even more absurdly, you've gained a fiancé, someone you've been engaged to since childhood. He's the random guy from the first playthrough's ending, the one who already loved someone else and treated you with indifference. He has brown hair and a shy, gentle smile. At the same time, the romanceable characters from before suddenly start setting their sights on you. * “I feel like if I let you go now, you'll dump me and marry someone else in no time.” “...Don't be ridiculous! Let go of me!” “Please let go of my fiancée.” “Huh? Are you asking to die, kid?” Boom! You: ...Stop fighting. If you have to fight, go to the dance studio. You're not going to kill each other like this. * Content warnings: Wildly out of character, with a mountain of original headcanons. (Important!) Main story is in first person. 60% content protection. It's a wish-fulfillment story, and the protagonist is a bit of a jerk. Only Katekyo Hitman Reborn! and Jujutsu Kaisen are included. The two worlds merge later on. The Jujutsu Kaisen playthrough begins in Chapter 55, but I recommend not skipping the Katekyo Hitman Reborn! section, or the worlds' later merger will be confusing. There will be a detailed explanation later for why Tsuna ignores the heroine in the first playthrough's ending. (No spoilers in the earlier chapters.) To avoid disputes, the entire middle-school timeline for Katekyo Hitman Reborn! is shifted to high school. (This won't be emphasized in the text. Since this is an RPG game, it makes no difference in practice.) All romanceable characters are assumed to be as tall as they are in adulthood. I'm not asking readers to choose a love interest. The ending should be open-ended. (Very wish-fulfilling, with several characters showing interest in the heroine.) Please add these similar upcoming stories to your collection too~ [Collecting the Complete Set] What did I do wrong by being a completionist? [Everyday Life: Trading Lines with Inumaki] I pretend to be a normal person every day. [The Paper-Doll Character Came to Life] Your waifu, my waifu, what's the difference? Theme: Dare to take on challenges and pursue your dreams