I'm the Only One Who Doesn't Know I'm Livestreaming in a Detective Anime

[No Trope Changes, Just a Few Improvements to the Blurb and Setting]

Toru, the handsome waiter at Café Poirot, has recently discovered a strange livestream in his head.

The streamer is a girl who has no idea she's a streamer, and he can even hear her conversations with the "System."

Toru: Very suspicious (with that kind of look).

However, the more he interacts with her, the more he realizes that this girl is nothing like she seems...

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After logging into the "Save the Unfulfilled Happiness Game," Paroxetine discovers that she can only play an RPG until she collects enough Happiness Points to upgrade the System.

The current scene is a famous café. Up ahead, her favorite character has noticed her, and she is reading a line of tiny text in front of her:

"You are currently in Initial RPG Mode. Please choose your next action:"

Paroxetine, who is hopeless at Japanese: ...

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Strange words appear before the strange girl.

Toru reads them cautiously:

"You are currently in Initial RPG Mode. Please choose your next action:

A handsome waiter from Café Poirot is standing in front of you. What do you choose?

A. Order something.

B. Ask for his contact information.

C. Confidently say hello: Hi, wifey!"

Toru watches helplessly as the girl chooses C.

Toru: ...

[Reader's Guide:]

1. It's satisfying, really satisfying, outrageously satisfying. The heroine is clear-headed, with an ordinary person's intelligence but explosively impressive fighting skills. She gets the upper hand in every interaction with everyone. It's ridiculously satisfying!

2. The heroine knows about the System to Save the Unfulfilled, while the heroine doesn't know about the livestream System. There's plenty of silly comedy. The livestream won't reveal the heroine's inner thoughts or private information, and only selectively shows some of her ridiculous antics. In short, the heroine is never the one who gets embarrassed!

3. The heroine transmigrates from the real world into the world of fictional characters. She'll go all out fangirling over them, squeal, and call them her wives, but in her eyes, fictional characters are just fictional characters (important!).

4. I haven't figured out the romance yet. It'll happen as I write. At first, there'll probably be nothing but one-sided crushes.

5. No real-world opinions or viewpoints are discussed. The whole story is lighthearted and funny.

6. In the real world, the heroine is a true dragon-slaying expert, and in this story, she's the strongest and handsomest guy of all (certainly). Click here to see this handsome guy take a girl through dungeons (not really) and go undefeated wherever he goes!!

Also known as: "Who's That Handsome Guy? Oh, It's the Heroine," "This Heroine Is Clearly a Big Shot, So Why Is She So Adorable?" "How Can You Follow Fictional Characters Without Switching Fandoms? Is It Wrong to Have Lots of Fictional Wives?" and "An Immersive Experience of What It's Really Like to Transmigrate into a Two-Dimensional World"

Please add it to your favorites!!

Theme: Using fangirl devotion to save someone from tragedy