Did Officer Matsuda Break the Dimensional Wall?

Hello everyone, it's like this, I played a love game a while ago. The writing love game is a kind of juvenile adventure love game that is fun and exciting but also tests your skills. Before entering the pit, I had already heard that it was as difficult as hell, so I very conservatively chose a white-skinned and curly-haired police officer in sunglasses as my target. In order to successfully defeat him, I started playing since I was in the police academy. I saved countless files here alone and spent countless days and nights. Once I succeeded in taking him down, the real ordeal came. The most perverted part of this game is that in order to achieve true HE, you must kick the opponent's bag. The target of my strategy was originally going to die in an explosion. In order to achieve the HE ending, I tried countless times and achieved countless BE endings with the theme of "He died, but I didn't die" or "We died together". In the last attempt, I was so skillful that I finally passed five levels and defeated six generals, and successfully rescued my beloved police officer Curly. This is good. But I'm dead. This is bad. ——Whoever likes to play this crappy game can play it! So I chose to quit traveling in anger. What is very unfortunate is that now I am involved in a murder case, and I already want to collect the limited edition silver bracelet x1. ——And the officer who handcuffed me was the curly-haired officer. So here comes the question: May I ask why the two-dimensional paper man came to the third dimension? Waiting online, I'm really in a hurry! —— [1L]: What is this? Immersive writing? [12L]: I don't understand the support, but it shouldn't be true, right...? [25L]: If lz is really detained, where will he still have time to use his mobile phone to post? Believe in science, everyone! [55L]: It's really immersive writing, the original poster is Modo Modo! [999L]: Hey, the landlord is quite serious. I live in this building. [1000L]: Squat ...: Squat +1 Food Guide 1. Cp Matsuda 2. The copy may be changed, but the core message remains unchanged. 3. The timeline is messed up, all for the sake of cookies. Intention: Cherish life, starting from me.