The RPG Game World Is Very Unfriendly to Novice Players

[New story, "[Genshin Impact] I Picked Up a Xiao Bird," currently serializing. Blurb at the end]

You opened a full-immersion RPG called "Jujutsu Kaisen Day by Day."

As a player with terrible controls, you had no intention of challenging high-difficulty bosses and making life hard for yourself.

Instead, you focused on the game's other activities.

For example

Treating the game like "Jujutsu Kitchen,"

constantly improving your cooking skills and aspiring to become the greatest chef in the jujutsu world.

Or

Starting your journey in "Sparkling Battle,"

and becoming a pretty high school girl who collects all kinds of beautiful dresses.

And also

Wandering into "Love and Jujutsu Sorcerers,"

and trying to max out every character's affection.

But later, you realize

that you're a noob, sure, but

why is everyone else so outrageously strong?

This seriously wrecks the game's balance and the player experience, doesn't it?

What? This game has tragic endings too? No way.

Watch as you kick over the lunchboxes and welcome a happy ending.

Love triangle mayhem, open ending.

[My original novel "Escape from the Backrooms" is complete and listed in my column]

[Blurb for "I Picked Up a Xiao Bird"]

To make things go more smoothly when your boss, Kamisato Ayato, makes his case to the Raiden Shogun,

you, an exemplary employee, decide to cater to her tastes

and present her with a high-quality finch.

To find a finch that will please the Shogun,

you risk violating the Sakoku Decree and secretly travel from Inazuma to Liyue.

Your efforts pay off,

and you find a rare green finch.

But just as you're about to give him away as a gift,

the finch transforms into a beautiful young man!

He glares at you with golden eyes, clearly displeased,

and says, "Show some respect to the adeptus!"

Help! What are you supposed to do in this situation?

I'm out at sea, and this is urgent.

Theme: Choose the path that's right for you