There's Something Wrong with Your Akademiya Story

Synopsis 1: You've recently become obsessed with a fully virtual farming game. As the principal of a school called the Akademiya, your job is to rebuild it. Your very first tutorial quest is to find the Lesser Lord Kusanali, the deity of the country where the school is located. You: “?” What kind of bizarre plot development is this? Why do you need to find the god of the country just to fix up a school? This is kind of interesting, actually. And the Lesser Lord Kusanali you personally spent two hours escorting back, one step at a time, is the game's poster girl! You look at the cute, sweet, innocent poster girl sitting obediently in your shabby office. When she notices you looking, she gives you a sweet smile. You exclaim, “Oh-ho!” For Nahida's sake, you're determined to build the Akademiya into the world's greatest school! Synopsis 2: You've recently become obsessed with a city-building game. To win a smile from the game's poster girl, you put up with a debuff that leaves nearly everyone's opinion of you in the negatives. You've picked up trash in the rainforest and planted trees in the desert. As a school principal, you're working at a job that clearly has nothing to do with being a principal, diligently pushing the main quest to rebuild the Akademiya and the god-raising plan to 90 percent. By then, five hundred years have passed in the game. Just as you're about to buckle down and finish the last ten percent, you fall ill. Your fever reaches 40°C, the highest your body can withstand. In a daze, you log in and cling to your poster girl, sobbing about how hard the last five hundred years have been. Then, the next second, the door to the Grand Sage's office is pushed open, and the current Grand Sage of the Akademiya points his staff at you. He says, “Today, in the name of the gods, I shall judge you, Grand Sage Lily.” You, still clinging to your poster girl: “???” Whoever wants to play this terrible game can have it! No-couple story, ship whoever you like. The fourth wall will not be broken. The protagonist is a girl, and the entire story is told in the second person: you. Theme: A game is just a game.