I Became Mentally Ill After Coming from an IF Route

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Blurb:

It was supposed to be an ordinary day.

Until I went outside and saw the former boss who had died by jumping from a building.

The world turned upside down.

I was the only one who remained clearheaded, and they took me for a lunatic.

Also, this world is way too hostile to people with their heads in the clouds when it comes to love!

TIPS:

1. The main story is told in third person.

2. The protagonist sees things differently and has his own way of thinking.

3. As of April 29, the CP is Fyodor.

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Don't Take Games Too Seriously

Blurb:

Kannazuki received a stack of games from a friend.

As a game reviewer, this was his main source of income.

This time, though, the games were pretty interesting.

Home

Out in the remote mountains, I saw an old woman performing a ritual.

"Who died?"

"My grandson."

"No." I saw hands reaching out of the grave. "The dead are my family."

Living Sacrifice

I went to a girls' school to pick up my twin sister, whom I hadn't seen in ages, and accidentally came across two high school boys trying to harass her.

My sister was a Star Plasma Vessel who was about to be sacrificed.

She didn't want this, and neither did I.

School Return

Unable to endure the school's brutal education, I chose to drop out.

Then I received news that a classmate had died unexpectedly.

Though, it wasn't exactly unexpected. Dying at school was perfectly normal.

But my senpai and I were furious.

This isn't a game. It's our past, present, and future.

Kannazuki snapped the game disc in half.

The story wasn't finished, and the game hadn't reached its ending. I would take everyone with me and head for a brighter future.

Theme: Refuse to get trapped in your own thoughts