You, Chiori Asami.
As a hardcore score-chaser, getting the highest possible score is your lifelong passion. For it, you're willing to abandon the very essence of romance games. Everything is for the score.
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Since clearing the game requires maxing out the favorability of an important character, you choose an identity that lets you max out someone's favorability the moment you meet them, making it easier to speed through the story.
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No men in your heart, and even gods are a breeze to speedrun.
First blood after arriving in the world, so you kill yourself to farm points.
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Summary: No feelings whatsoever!
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[The Appearance of the Demon God: Arhabato Experimental Sample No. 249]
You start with two relatives and 70+ favorability.
You're confident that, with this identity, you can max out one of their favorability ratings before the main storyline.
But the results show that the one you successfully romanced was actually some black-mud gremlin?
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[Murasame: The Jujutsu World's Third-Generation Technique, Passed Down to One Heir]
You start with 70+ favorability and a childhood-friend bond with a certain Six Eyes user.
Once again, you're confident you'll win over the white-haired hottie, and believe a childhood friend can absolutely beat someone who appears out of nowhere.
But the first person whose favorability you max out turns out to be a certain cult leader?
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[Gaia Foundation: The New Kind of Undercover Agent]
You start with 60+ favorability with the Police Academy group, and 40+ with the liquor company.
But you're one of those undercover agents who keeps bouncing between infiltrating the liquor company, going undercover within the Public Security Bureau, and infiltrating the liquor company all over again. On top of that, you have to face the risk of the Police Academy group, whose favorability is high, suddenly dying and lowering your score.
After much deliberation, you steel yourself and decide:
Maybe if you take the fatal hit for them, you can at least snag a Bad End score.
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After clearing the story-driven game, whose plot can't be skipped, your final score is...
A tragic one point short of a perfect score.
You: I'm so screwed!
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But even worse, the day after you deleted the game, when you got an itch to download it again and play another round, you discovered that the game had disappeared.
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Before you can wail about losing all the points you'd earned, someone knocks on your door.
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And then you realize:
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Score-chasing is risky, so be careful when handing out angst.
Speedrunning feels great in the moment, but the aftermath is a funeral.
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Summary: Run!
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+ Romance-brain repellent! Spray, spray, spray!
+ The cheat-tool gimmick is borrowed from Akame ga Kill!, specifically the Imperial Arms of Esdeath, Akame, and Chelsea.
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