I Cleared Every Happy Ending Branch, Then Everything Went Wrong

Yukimura Sae is a devoted otome game fan who loves collecting endings and has played through every route. Thanks to her impressive track record, she was invited to participate in the first closed beta test of a game called Love Tennis, Doki~.

The game features multiple romanceable characters, but the System randomly selects just one of them to be the player’s male lead, without telling the player which one. Players have to figure it out for themselves over multiple playthroughs. The game is only considered complete once the player has won the route of the character chosen by the System.

Sae’s response? “No need to panic. I’ll just romance everyone who looks like a potential love interest. Once I’ve collected every ending, I’ll be done.”

True to expectations, Sae completed the routes of nearly every suspicious character, but the completion chime never sounded. In the end, she had no choice but to set her sights on someone she had never even considered: the first-year student, Echizen Ryoma.

Sae: “It’s fine. I just have to do it all over again. I’ll definitely collect every ending. A completionist never gives up.”

But as time went by, Sae began to have a bad feeling. The characters she had romanced before seemed to have awakened memories of those past routes, and they kept showing up around her, completely derailing her progress.

Faced with the increasingly terrifying gaze of her current target, Sae could only lie low and do her best to maintain the image of a gentle, kind-hearted girl.

But as she watched everyone steadily close in, Sae simply couldn’t keep playing anymore.

Echizen Ryoma: “All or nothing?”

Sae: “Of course, all. All of you.”

#Will this otome game pro finally crash and burn after mistaking the wrong guy for the protagonist?

#Damn it, where did all these ex-boyfriends come from? Stop getting in the way of me collecting the last ending!

1. The male lead is undecided. The ending is one-on-one, and the story opens on the final playthrough.

2. The heroine really is a player, and she owns it completely.

3. I haven’t decided on the specific characters yet. This is just an idea for now. The blurb may change later, but the main plot won’t.

Theme: Love means being honest with each other and facing difficulties together.