Question: What does it feel like to randomly get the [Duel Witch] identity in a holographic game where character identities are assigned at random?
Mandy, bowing to the lighthouse: In the middle of a dungeon run. Do not disturb.
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At first, Mandy thought she had simply logged into an open-world game called Anote. She really loved the freedom this new game offered.
"The character models are pretty good."
"Huh? The romance options are this open?"
"You look delicious... Mind if I take a bite?"
As an exploration-focused player, Mandy gradually discovered bugs on every map while running around everywhere. But she had no idea whether she had exploited them so often that the game graphics were starting to glitch.
Was it just her imagination?
Honestly, she should have known better than to buy a discounted game. You get what you pay for!
[Player's Guide]
1. Told from a player's perspective. No summoning, no kingdom-building, and the protagonist is the only player.
2. Robbery is a bad habit. Do not imitate it.
3. Do not imitate the heroine's violence. She's just playing a game.
4. If you encounter violence, go through the legal system and do your part to uphold the law. (Yes, in short, don't imitate the heroine. She's playing a game.)
5. I haven't thought of anything else yet. To be continued.
A work written while getting back into the swing of things. Updates will be slow, so feel free to wait until there's more to binge. Sending a heart by hand.
Theme: You are the protagonist
This is a new article. Is Arnott the same Arnott in the previous article?