I Became Everyone’s Favorite After Reincarnating as a Matchmaker

[Advance preview for “Illness” below]

To save her older sister’s life, An An bound herself to the “Matchmaking System.”

Some couples are official pairings.

Some couples are promoted by the source material.

Some couples are just fun to ship.

And some couples are crack pairings.

System: You just need to travel to different worlds and bring couples together, so they get married or reach a love score of 100. Easy, right?

An An: No problem. I’ve maxed out my matchmaker skills.

System: Look at those two. Aren’t they a perfect match? Don’t they just radiate the feeling that they were made for each other?

An An: Wait, aren’t they both men? And isn’t that a lesbian couple? There’s even a girl-boy pairing… What kind of bizarre matchmaking targets are these?

System: Do matchmaking targets have to be a man and a woman?

The System later: How on earth did you get every single mission target to fall in love with you?!

An An: I’m just an ordinary little genius.jpg

[Worlds in order: Moriarty the Patriot → Bungo Stray Dogs → My Next Life as a Villainess → Demon Slayer → Natsume’s Book of Friends → Haikyu!! → Jujutsu Kaisen → Katekyo Hitman Reborn! → Brothers Conflict → Black Butler]

The original final world was Black Butler, but it was later replaced. Don’t read that world!

A few notes:

★ For specific content warnings, see the author’s note in Chapter One.

★ The heroine is an extremely overpowered, irresistible heartthrob! Very indulgent. She treats everyone with genuine sincerity and considers them all friends. She’s the dreadfully kind sort, but not a pushover.

★ The second book, “One After Another, They All Fall for Me,” is complete. It includes Noragami, Jujutsu Kaisen 2, Danganronpa, and short stories for Kill la Kill, Gintama, No Game No Life, The Prince of Tennis, Future Diary, as well as crossover worlds.

Advance preview: “Illness”

A little angel was born among the angels.

But from a young age, she kept developing all sorts of strange psychological conditions. As soon as one was cured, she’d come down with another. This time, she kept insisting that she wasn’t an angel, but a human, much to the angels’ distress.

The angels decided to have her live among humans so she could recover.

“Go and cure your illness.”

“I’m not ill.”

Skin Hunger:

Leilei seems to have fallen ill.

Whenever she sees that white-haired boy, she wants to get close to him, hug him, cuddle up to him, even kiss him.

But the white-haired boy has a special ability. She can’t touch him, and sometimes he won’t let her.

Leilei: In that case, I’ll find someone else.

White-haired boy: Think again. (Angry kitten version)

Cotard’s Syndrome:

Leilei seems to have fallen ill.

No, it seems she’s dead.

“Mr. Dazai, I don’t have a heart.”

“Oh, no, that’s not right. I’m dead.”

My heart, my lungs, everything I have, they’re all gone.

Leilei took the young man’s hand and pressed it to her chest.

“See? There’s nothing there, is there?”

It wasn’t beating.

Dazai: In that case, I’m just like you.

Stockholm Syndrome:

Leilei seems to have fallen ill.

Upper Rank Two, the grinning demon, kidnapped her and bites her neck every day, sucking her blood like a Western vampire. She hates him terribly, yet feels her heart stir whenever he gazes at the moon with a melancholy expression.

“Have I fallen in love with him?”

Upper Rank Two: Leilei, will you watch the moon with me forever?

Savant Syndrome:

Leilei seems to have fallen ill.

A little fool has arrived at the organization. She’s beautiful, fragile, knows nothing, and can’t learn a thing, yet she has a naturally gifted voice and perfect pitch.

Whatever the song, she only needs to hear it once to sing it better than the original.

“Sir, if you’re feeling down, may I sing you a song?”

Sir: If you’ve sung for me, don’t sing for anyone else.

“Delusion”:

Everyone says Leilei is ill.

“In my previous life, I was an ordinary human. I lived in a place without a ray of light, and Momo was the only light in my life.”

They all say she’s ill.

“I’m not ill.”

Then a girl, striding through the wind and moonlight, reached out to her.

“Xiao Weilai, I’m here to take you home.”

Theme: Keep moving forward with conviction. The future is always bright.