There’s Definitely Something Wrong with My Front Door

Yanagawa Hoshi, your ordinary, everyday magical girl On an ordinary day, Yanagawa Hoshi got ready for school as usual. But when she opened her bedroom door, she found a strange landscape on the other side. The first time she opened the door Yanagawa Hoshi: pupils shaking She looked down at the motionless corpse at her feet, then up at the stern-faced detectives. Yanagawa Hoshi: It wasn't me, I didn't do it. Sorry to bother you, I'm leaving now. The second time she opened the door Yanagawa Hoshi: utterly disillusioned with life After what she'd been through in the previous world, she could even act as if nothing was wrong when she saw a pink-haired boy send a huge truck flying into the air... As if! Yanagawa Hoshi: Are there magical boys in this world too!? ×× As it turned out, all this chaos in space and time was caused by Yanagawa Hoshi's magical powers. She was meant to eliminate the witches scattered across different worlds. Yanagawa Hoshi: "So how am I supposed to get back to my original world?" QB: "Simple. Your 'soul' just has to go back." Yanagawa Hoshi smiled at the detectives and said, "I'm going home." The next day, right before their eyes, she became a corpse lying in a pool of blood. Just when Yanagawa Hoshi had finally made friends with everyone, she escaped the pink-haired boy's rescue and became a corpse lying on the train tracks. Just as Yanagawa Hoshi returned to her own world, thinking it was all finally over, the worlds merged... Yanagawa Hoshi: at a loss Notes: 1. The heroine has an odd personality. She's a girl who keeps getting rescued by everyone. 2. Don't worry about hair colors. 3. If you run fast enough, I won't be able to hit you with anything! So don't curse me. There are lots of ideas on my author page. Feel free to check them out! If you like it, please add it to your favorites. Sending love! You can also follow my author page (fidgets with fingers). ※ Here's a preview of my new story, *The Victim of a Knockoff Detective Game* ↓ I'm a diligent office worker. That is, until I found a bizarre game program in my inbox: *Red and Black Star*. With a cover that cool, I rubbed my hands together. I love playing games to kill time at work. After typing "Asuka Aii" into the name field, the game began. *Red and Black Star*: To skip dialogue, press S... Me: Ssssssssssss What the heck? Why does a shooter have so much story? That's way too generous! The secret to winning: treat NPCs like cabbages to chop, and options like dice to throw. From then on, as a speedrunning master, I blazed through the story, choosing options at random whenever they came up. The only things I took seriously were the game's first-person shooting and random minigames. Just as I happily looked at my game-clear record while mercilessly skipping the story, the game's forced ending punched me right in the face: the protagonist died in a car accident and couldn't come back. I was so furious I nearly spat blood. I searched the wiki for *Red and Black Star*, only to find not a single mention of it. Me: Got it. This is an absolute garbage, unfinished bootleg game!! Until one day, I saw characters from *Red and Black Star* in real life. That's when I remembered that the story I'd skipped was practically full of the blood-soaked bonds between Asuka Aii and all of them (evidence of crimes). Now, all the NPCs with red names were taking turns surrounding my house, and a final set of options popped up in my head: A. Insist I'm suffering from dissociative identity disorder, and tell the first personality to sit down right now. B. Fire a shot at the door to prove they're all just hallucinations from the game. C. With the BGM playing, drop to my knees and clutch my head as I start sobbing and confessing. D. An obtuse angle. Me: I picked all of them as fast as I could. Hahaha, here comes the punishment for choosing options at random. Life sure is getting more and more like a prison sentence. (Merciless) Me: ...What does Asuka Aii have to do with me?! ※ Asuka Aii is a mystery... Her actions make no sense, yet she always manages to complete her missions with pinpoint accuracy. She's the organization's "cleaner," someone no one can ignore. And even she might not be able to explain who she really is. Gin once told her: "Only the abnormal can survive longer here." One moment, she single-handedly wipes out an entire enemy group and makes a name for herself in the organization. The next, she appears in a Japanese newspaper as a heroic Good Samaritan. Organization members: ? Organization members: This is way too abnormal. Gin, do something about her! Gin: Heh. (Gun loaded) Theme: The world is full of hope and love.