Under the arrangement of your guardian, you enter an immersive RPG that claims to have a high degree of freedom.
Then, you gain an endless list of favorability points:
Apollo & Artemis, twins who often quarrel and whose original family is full of pain;
Aphrodite, a rich second-generation school manager who likes to wear women's clothing and is enthusiastic and open-minded;
Nidhogg, a ferocious and violent man who often appears at the end of the crane in dark alleys;
Lucifer, a cold-faced student council president who is both good at character and academics and has a side that no one knows;
Tawer Yat Umr, the mysterious dean of academic affairs;
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System prompt: [Seize the fate of every encounter, win their favor, work hard to collect cg, enter the palace of marriage before graduation, and achieve Happy Ending!
You:?
After discovering that you can't quit the game no matter what, you suffer from a love allergy. After being confessed by a classmate, you transferred to another school three times across the eighteen galaxies in a week and decided to die.
You soon realize that the so-called ultra-high degree of freedom is not limited to players.
Your favorability list is also free.
Good news: In this game where most NPCs don't mind developing some messy relationships with you, you have at least one good friend who is cheerful, considerate, and knows how to keep your distance.
He is as light as those birds you love, and has saved you from the Shura field several times.
But here's the bad news: you accidentally discovered that good friends are actually...
You:.
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There are two things you don't know:
One, your target targets really exist.
Two, this is not a game, but the whole world was born to please you.
[Reading instructions]
1. The text is third person, campus love (?) Story, fan of gods (?), CP Hermes, cold face x hot face, relaxed, HE.
2. A hodgepodge of Greek gods, with a little bit of Western gods added in. The transformation of female divinity into male deity occurs fatally, but there are also special cases such as Poseidon. There is not much content in the mythology itself, and it is completely understandable even if you don't know anything about mythology.
3. It is an XP work that can only cut off one's own legs when unable to find food. The taste is very strange. It does not receive writing guidance and does not require popular science. There is no need to inform you if you abandon the article.
Motto: True love is short-lived, a moment is worth more than a lifetime