After Being Pursued, I Chose to Turn Dark

Sorry, my dears. I really didn't finish writing the extra chapters. If I get the chance, I'll write them in a separate story. I don't know what kind of romantic luck I stumbled into. After I happened to pass a shrine, one suitor after another showed up, lining up as if to win my heart. Confessions came one after another. But once I accepted a confession, I would get dumped. After going through it enough times, I finally understood: these weren't romantic encounters at all. They were all a bunch of jerks! A bandage-wrapped boy confessed to me under the setting sun. After I said yes, he ran away. A white-haired teacher, more model-like than a model, vanished on the spot as soon as I agreed to date him. After dealing with the heir to the Akashi family, a dark-skinned guy who used a fake name and claimed his true love was his country, and a boy who could only speak in rice-ball language, Mochizuki Reiko finally couldn't take it anymore and went dark. Anyone who played with my feelings can go to hell! Perhaps her resentment was so powerful that she ended up in the world where her ex-boyfriends lived. “It's over!” At once, everyone who had ever pursued Mochizuki Reiko heard that same voice in their heads. It was what most of them were thinking. But as things unfolded, the pursuers realized something was wrong. Mochizuki Reiko had actually accepted all those men's confessions?! The System was once implanted in the brains of the handsome paper characters. Reiko doesn't know there is such a thing as a System. A crematorium, followed by an ash pit. The whole story has a lighthearted tone, with a mystery-solving plot. Reiko after going dark can be called the pursuers' nemesis. Currently updating “The Gu King's Six Eyes and the Straightforward Girl.” Kanda Chio, a student at Tokyo Jujutsu High, gets along well with her two classmates, the Six-Eyed Divine Child and the squinty-eyed Gu King. Of course, she herself doesn't notice that the two of them treat her a little differently. Until one day, Shoko, her best friend, gives her a look like she's an idiot and says, “Geto and Gojo have a crush on me?” Kanda Chio looks over at the two of them in the distance, fighting over a piece of candy they pulled out of her pocket. When the two notice Kanda Chio watching them, they both stop and look over. The handsome boys' faces are wearing rather dopey expressions... “That's unlikely.” Kanda Chio shakes her head, leans close to her best friend, and whispers, “I think those two are planning a rebellion, trying to overthrow me.” Shoko: “...?” Shoko's gaze changes from looking at an idiot to looking at a fool. “How did you come to that conclusion?” Kanda Chio explains, with evidence: “Maybe I've kept them under my thumb for too long. Their eyes always look like they're trying to turn the tables on me, like wolves.” Shoko: “...” How are they wolves? They're obviously huskies... “No way!” The more she thinks about how her position at the top might be overturned at any moment, the darker Kanda Chio's expression gets. She rolls up her sleeves and clenches her fists. “I have to secure my position!” With Shoko watching stonily, she raises a fist that could shatter stone and marches toward her two clueless classmates, who are still grinning foolishly. Then one day, Kanda Chio discovers that her classmate and friend, the Gu King, is planning to go out and become a king on his own. Kanda Chio clenches her fists. “I knew there was something off about him! So he wants to go off and start his own thing?!” The Six-Eyed Divine Child chews on a lollipop. “What should we do?” Kanda Chio promptly pulls out a length of rope. The Six-Eyed Divine Child: “?” Kanda Chio explains, “We'll tie him up, lock him in a dark room, and reform him!” The Six-Eyed Divine Child: “Oh!” As if he'd thought of something, the Six-Eyed Divine Child holds out both hands to her, eyes full of anticipation. “Let's do it together!” “I'll leave the tying him up to you,” Kanda Chio says, patting the Six-Eyed Divine Child's shoulder. Together, there's no way they can lose. The Six-Eyed Divine Child: “No, I want to be reformed too.” Kanda Chio: “???” My male classmates all seem a little abnormal. Good thing I'm not exactly normal either. A love-triangle story featuring the Six Eyes and the Gu King. The whole story is hilariously unhinged. The heroine is incredibly strong, the type who stands at the very top and looks down on everyone. She's crazier than Geto and Gojo, unintentionally chuuni, and even funnier than them. She constantly says what she thinks, and the story is full of sweet, flirty everyday moments. Theme: Love means meeting each other halfway