[Hunter X Hunter] Good Little Sister Simulator

You wanted to play a sweet romance game, and one day you downloaded a highly praised, open-ended romance simulator.

But as soon as you unpacked it, the romance simulator turned into a Little Sister Simulator.

...What a scam.

You thought it over calmly, wavering for a while between “uninstall it right now” and “I might as well give it a try,” then clicked Start Game.

Give it a try, and die.

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First playthrough.

You’re a girl from the Kurta Clan, with a twin brother.

Your brother is handsome and clever, and gets a little hot-tempered now and then, but he takes wonderful care of you. You love him, and he loves you, too.

Later, when your brother decides to leave home and travel, you support him wholeheartedly and slip him a love letter you wrote yourself, telling him to read it when he comes back.

But just over a month after he leaves, a group of villains from who-knows-where wipes out your clan. You die.

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Second playthrough.

You’re the youngest daughter of an assassin family, with a bunch of older brothers and a younger brother.

Your brothers all have a few mental issues, and your twin even claims to be your older sister. Sometimes he really does change his face, too. But you figure it’s no big deal, since they truly love their family.

But you randomly get an unbearably frustrating debuff, and the only brother who could save you, your “sister,” is confined and can’t make it in time. You die again.

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Third playthrough.

You’re one of the many homeless kids in Meteor City, and you have a brother.

He looks kind of familiar, a lot like the villain who dug out your eyes in the first playthrough.

...Whatever, it doesn’t matter now. You die again anyway.

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This is hard to rate.

You stare at the string of “You died” messages in your play history and fall into deep thought.

What was this simulator called again?

The Quick-and-Easy Death Simulator?

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Reader’s Guide:

1. Head to the Hunter docks for a little pseudo-incest.

2. Second-person otome story. The heroine will have a name. The setting draws on a blend of the old and new anime, plus parts of the manga. There’s OOC characterization and original settings.

3. This is a Mary Sue story I’m writing to relieve stress because I’m exhausted. If it’s not your thing, please leave quickly. I have no idea what my precarious mental state will make me write (waves white flag).

4. An idealized happy ending, and characters may be OOC (repeating this).

5. The story may not follow the blurb’s order. There’s no outline, and I write and revise as I go, so the blurb may change. The author has OCD and revises frequently.

6. The cover was made with a character creator. The watermark is in the lower left corner, and a commercial-use license has been obtained.

Theme: Love