[Hunter] Good Sister Simulator

You originally wanted to play some sweet love games, but one day you downloaded a high-degree-of-freedom love simulator that was said to have good reviews. As a result, once unzipped, the love simulator turned into a good sister simulator. ... It's a scam. You think calmly, and after vacillating between "uninstall decisively" and "try again" for a while, you click to start the game. Try and die. - One week. You are a girl from the Kuluta tribe and have a twin brother. Your brother is beautiful and smart, sometimes a little irritable, but he takes great care of you. You like him very much, and he also likes you very much. Later, your brother wanted to travel away from home, and you happily supported it. You gave him a handwritten love letter and told him to read it when he came back soon. It turns out that just over a month after my brother left, a group of villains came from nowhere and wiped out your clan. You are dead. - Second week. You are the youngest daughter of a killer family, with a group of older brothers and a younger brother. Although these older brothers and younger brothers have some psychological problems, and the twin brothers even claim to be your sisters, and occasionally they actually change their faces, but you don't think it's a big problem, after all, they really love their family. As a result, you randomly received a difficult debuff, and the only brother (sister) who could save you was imprisoned and had no time to take action. You are dead again. - Three weeks. You are one of the many homeless children on Meteor Street and have an older brother. You think he looks a bit familiar, very similar to the villain who dug out your eyes in the first week. ... Forget it, it doesn't matter anymore, you're dead again anyway. - This is difficult to comment on. You looked at the simulated series of "you're dead" in the record and fell into deep thought. What is this simulator called? Lunchbox fast food simulator? - Reading guide: 1. Go to Hunter's Wharf to get some pseudo-bones 2. In the second person Otome orientation, the name of the heroine will appear. The setting reference is a mixture of old and new animations + some comics, including OOC and private settings. 3. I wrote a Mary Sue to relieve stress when I was too tired. If I was shocked, quit as soon as possible. I don't know what I could write in my shaky mental state (waving a white flag) 4. Idealize him and know OOC (reiterate) 5. It does not necessarily follow the order of the copy, and there is no outline. It can be modified at any time as it is written, so the copy may change. The author has obsessive-compulsive disorder and will often revise the article. 6. The cover is pinched, the watermark is in the lower left corner, and the commercial package has been opened Intention: love