My Salaryman Boyfriend Can't Possibly Be the Protagonist of a Jump Manga!

[A sweet little romance with the Tenth Vongola Boss at 24. The complete story costs just a few cents, so please support the official release! If you like it, please leave a five-star review. Kisses!] [My currently serialized story next door, Love in Namimori, and my completed story, Romance Options in My Head, are both ready to read. My upcoming story is The Mafia's Romantic Pause. They're all Katekyo Hitman Reborn! stories.] Is there anything more tragic than transmigrating into a high-risk Jump manga? If there is, it has to be forgetting the entire plot. Miss Watanabe was unlucky enough to get both. Not only did she transmigrate into a Jump manga where the world could be destroyed at any moment, she also forgot every story she'd ever read. She couldn't even remember the protagonist's name or what they looked like! To stay alive in a world that might be destroyed at any moment, Miss Watanabe planned her life with excessive caution. At last, she made it safely to the age of 24 on her several-thousand-acre private estate. In all those 24 years, there had been no sinking of the island nation, no artificial intelligence taking control of humanity, and no supervillain livestreaming a global catastrophe. So surely she could relax now! Once she let her guard down, Miss Watanabe fell in love at first sight. He was an ordinary office worker. His salary was low, but money was the one thing Miss Watanabe had plenty of. “This must be fate!” the happy Miss Watanabe thought gratefully. * “Damn it! Which little punk stole my precious granddaughter/daughter/younger sister?” Furious shouts rang through the conference room of Tokyo's leading Watanabe conglomerate. A crowd of Watanabes, young and old, men and women, sat in unison around the conference table, sternly studying the projected report: [Biographical Report on the Young Lady's Love Interest] Gender: Male Age: 24 Occupation: Ordinary office worker … Name: Sawada Tsunayoshi Please note: 1. CP: 270. This is an alternate-universe setting. In this world, 270 is an ordinary person. He lives an ordinary life as a 24-year-old office worker, and only then does a home tutor show up to recruit him to save the world (hey!). 2. The heroine is ordinary too. Her most fantastical skill is throwing money at people. 3. A short, comedic, sweet story. [Writing this out of love, and I'm fragile]. I don't accept writing advice or plot suggestions. Feel free to leave if it's not your thing. This story is probably about: #IOnlyWantedToAvoidThePlotButSomehowIWonOverTheMaleLead# #WhyDoesMyOfficeWorkerBoyfriendHaveToWorkOvertimeToSaveTheWorld# #RichMissWatanabeIsTryingToConvinceHerBoyfriendToQuitAgainToday# Coming soon: I Have a Status Bar. Find it on my author page! It's about a chuuni girl with a bit of a dog-like streak who grows up to become a trailblazer in academia. By a stroke of luck, Suo Jiang learns that she's the villainous side character in a high-school romance novel. Her obsessive-compulsive tendencies make her act out, and she ends up playing a major role in the leads' on-again, off-again romance! The spoilers come with a golden finger that's not remotely flashy: a status bar that can only show progress bars. Where's the genius-student System, the invincible golden finger, and the overpowered aura I was promised?! thought Suo Jiang, a bona fide eighth grader. * Suo Jiang has no intention of paying attention to that so-called plot, but the status bar is stuck above her head! And whenever she does anything, a progress bar immediately appears. It won't go away until she finishes! It's as annoying as those red notification dots in games! While she slacks off on her homework, a progress bar pops up with a ding: [Ding! Current homework completion: 88%.] Only 12% left… Maybe she should finish it before going out to play? Once she finishes her homework, the next progress bar follows right away: [Ding! Current progress in studying Unit 1 of Math: 95%.] Just 5% more and it'll disappear! Suo Jiang hesitates, then picks up the math book beside her. [Ding! Current progress in reviewing middle school math: 99%!] Damn it! Suo Jiang stares at the last empty sliver of the progress bar. 1%1%1%1%1%1%1%, Aaaaaah! She suddenly springs out of bed and lunges for her desk. … When she starts high school and the plot is supposed to begin, Suo Jiang intends to be a quiet, well-behaved top student. Unfortunately [Ding! Current progress toward dominating high school: 90%!] A wild progress bar appears! You all saw that, right? It made me do it!! [Ding! Current progress in preparing for the national competition: 90%!] [Ding! Current mastery of XX game: 98%!] [Ding! Current progress toward publishing in an A-list journal: 80%!] [Ding! Current progress toward singing a song in tune: 0.1%!] What about the original male and female leads, you ask? The whole of Chengqian High is desperately trying to keep up with the school bully. Who has time for romance! … Years later, a reporter at a Mars space station interviews Professor Suo Jiang, the station's designer and an academic powerhouse in several fields. He asks a question the whole world is curious about: “What keeps you passionate and determined in so many tedious fields?” Suo Jiang, who has just spent all night filling the progress bar for the [Friendship spacecraft], pauses, then points above her head. The reporter hesitantly interprets this: “You mean… maintaining a positive mindset?” Suo Jiang, dead serious: “Obsessive-compulsive disorder.” “Haha, Professor Suo, you really know how to joke.” Theme: Hard work always pays off