Dating the Horror Manga Heroine

Male Lead's Perspective:

Jing Jiang transmigrates after a car accident, becoming an office worker named Jing Jiang in a parallel world. He must survive for a year to return to his own world.

Jing Jiang, forced to work 996 overtime: I think I might die from overwork.

At this point, Jing Jiang, who is focused on getting home, has no idea that he will develop feelings for his beautiful coworker, Nasha...

Jing Jiang: Well, actually, working overtime isn't so bad.

Female Lead's Perspective:

Nasha is a beautiful but unfortunate woman. Orphaned as a child, she has had several boyfriends die under mysterious circumstances, and her coworkers and friends have dubbed her ill-fated. Quiet, melancholy, and lonely, she remains that way until a man named Jing Jiang barges into her life.

Nasha: I only have one wish... I hope Mr. Jing Jiang can live a little longer... Please don't disappoint me!

Omniscient Perspective (This will be covered in the bonus chapters; here it is only background information.)

The horror interactive comic Unfortunate Nasha caused a sensation as soon as it launched. Its heroine, Nasha, was especially captivating, but she was also burdened with a strange curse: once Nasha's affection for a player reached a certain level, that player's chances of being caught in a dangerous accident doubled, and the ways they died were bizarre and terrifying.

Yet to beat the game, players had to win Nasha's heart.

So the players began their nerve-racking attempts to win her over.

Then one day, the comic game's author released a second installment, removing the interactive mode and telling the story from the perspective of a player named Jing Jiang.

Viewers: What's going on? Why am I shipping a couple in a horror comic?

Viewers: Jing Jiang and Nasha are so sweet! Hang in there, Jing Jiang! They have to get a happy ending!

P.S. The male lead knows nothing about the horror comic. He's a bit of a scatterbrain, but very lucky.

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