After Becoming Gin, I Became the Players’ Leader

Synopsis: Give me another chance, and I swear I won't make fun of Gin for being surrounded by undercover agents, useless fools, and traitors, or for constantly attacking his own side. Because I blinked and became him, and my situation is even worse: I am surrounded by undercover agents, useless fools, traitors, and players, and I'm attacking my own side. In this enormous organization, where I can't find a single bottle of genuine liquor, I feel utterly helpless, miserable, and weak. So I clenched my hair dye and infiltrated the players, took out Rum, sidelined the boss, formed a brand-new Black Organization, and got a license to operate with supernatural abilities. Then I sat back and enjoyed seeing everyone's horrified expressions when they learned who I really was. The role-playing game A Dream of Beauty lets you randomly obtain an original identity as soon as you open the door to the world of anime. On the game's forum, everyone seems to agree on one thing about Gin: [Poor Gin] [Undercover Gin] [Gin's passed the little detective Grim Reaper again, and he's off to beat up his own teammates~] [I'll bet ten cents that Gin still won't figure out this month that Big Shot 502 is pretending to be him to deceive the undercover agents, and he can't even remember that he once killed them. Big Shot 502, a shining example to players everywhere!] P.S. 1. The main story is told in third person. The protagonist transmigrated here and has experience working in an infinite game, but has amnesia. He isn't a player, but he can hear other players' System notifications. 2. This is a fourth-wall-breaking disaster setting. The protagonist is a werewolf with two identities, one among the players and one among the original inhabitants. Expect satisfying wish fulfillment, outrageous schemes, and comedic harassment. 3. The protagonist is happily single, has no romantic feelings, and is naturally godlike with a sword. Theme: Protect yourself, safeguard the world, and live with optimism and determination