My Husband Died for the Heavens, Leaving Me Endless Wealth

[Not finished. Don’t come in.]

①

Chi Jiuhui accidentally got her hands on a romance game. Looking at the beautifully illustrated character art on the cover, Jiuhui’s heart started pounding, and she was instantly hooked.

According to the brief introduction:

You are an orphan girl who has been cast out. You encounter an orphan born with a deformity and despised by the world. He is cruel by nature and destined to bring great disaster.

Now, survive together amid the world’s pursuit and achieve a happy ending!

And so, Jiuhui, one of the heirs to a top-tier financial conglomerate, propped her chin on her hand and decided to spend money in the game.

Her thinking was simple: it’s a game, so you just have to spend enough to get strong, right?

②

But when she first entered the game, the character she’d paid for turned out to be unfinished. She was forced to become a sickly beauty who was out of breath after three steps and coughing up blood after five.

In the morning, she had to match wits with NPCs who came after her capture target. At night, she had to deal with the target himself acting above his station.

“Gulp, gulp.”

Jiuhui’s face paled as she heard the repeated sound of swallowing beside her and felt her life force ebb away.

Untamed and unruly, Jiuhui concluded.

Still, she brushed her fingers along the other person’s cheek and whispered in his ear, “I came here for you.”

Since they’d both entered the game for each other, she might as well spoil him.

③

Unfortunately,

Not long after she got absorbed in raising him, Chi Jiuhui discovered that he was fated to die.

Looking at the fellow she’d already trained to expertly please her and dig up treasures, Jiuhui decided to strike first and end their memories here, in the game.

After reaching the bad ending, Chi Jiuhui tossed the game aside and prepared to return to reality.

Her adorable little brother had recently undergone a drastic change in personality under the influence of his club’s chuunibyou, and she urgently needed to go set things straight.

She thought her life had settled back into calm and quiet,

but before long, she unexpectedly received a property transfer document, and a pure-hearted high school boy who ripped off his shirt right in front of her.

The high school boy gave her a devilish smile. “Let me make you fall for me all over again, Chi Jiuhui!”

A one-line summary from Sukuna’s point of view:

A woman who said she came into my world for me appeared. There’s no way I’m ever letting her leave.

#Notes:

1. The pairing is with a wholesome version of the big bad.

2. The big bad will get his body back.

3. The "Kuroko’s Basketball" timeline is shifted forward three years overall: Teiko Middle School becomes Teiko High School.

4. A satisfying happy ending is guaranteed, brought to you by Zhaisheng.

-Preorders-

"How to Save the Distillery’s Model Employee"

①

Shuji is an unlucky guy who transmigrated while cosplaying a popular male character.

So unlucky that he borrowed his name, has messed-up memories, and has to deal with his personality being overwritten.

For example, the influence makes him work on his neck posture during an exam, and when he sees a small fountain, his body instinctively dives in. He manages to get kicked out of school just as he becomes famous and ends up living on the streets.

Luckily, he receives an invitation from the distillery and figures out the solution: he needs to find himself an “Oda Sakunosuke,” then stay alive.

Dazai Shuji’s reasonable line of thought goes like this:

Oda Sakunosuke is a hitman, tall, and uses a gun. He’s kind enough to take in kids, and as a low-level member, he cleans up messes every day.

Gin is a top killer, tall, and uses a gun. Though he likes challenging people to shoot-outs, he’s kind enough to look after Vodka, and as a high-ranking member of the organization, he cleans up messes every day.

Dazai Shuji immediately concluded: “Great! Oda Sakunosuke Plus. I’m one step closer to staying alive.”

-

Only...

After getting involved with Gin in the criminal underworld, Shuji discovered that the man really was the organization’s model employee. He was either working or on his way to work, and was completely incapable of fulfilling a best friend’s duties.

If he can’t hang out with me at a bar and eat the new abominations I’ve come up with, how am I supposed to stay alive?

Sitting at the bar in the organization’s hideout, Shuji idly prodded the ice sphere in his glass and began considering the possibility of blowing up the organization.

Theme: True love is the selfishness of two people.