1. This is a first-person exercise in Anko-style writing. I'm mainly practicing how to tie up plotlines, so I've left out a lot of the dice rolls from the main text. Still, I want readers to know that many of the melodramatic plot twists weren't planned by me. The dice maiden caused them.
2. The length is undecided, and I'm open to any CP pairing. Depending on the dice maiden, the story may end up in the dire situation of an all-over-the-place sexuality stew.
3. Due to the author's incompetence, the protagonist has already become overpowered.
4. The author is frantically playing the original game to avoid spoilers, so there will be times when [I'm playing the game so much I have no time to write fanfic about the game!]
5. The style will shift in fairly abstract ways.
Additional Warnings:
6. Contains bloody combat between player characters.
7. Extreme dice rolls repeatedly punch the author in the gut at crucial moments.
8. All kinds of chaotic relationship arrows that the outline has already confirmed will end in despair.
9. The writing can jump from Kafka to Eileen Chang. It depends on the author's mood and what they've been reading lately.
Wow wow wow, it's so beautiful. Boss, are you still writing this book?
What an interesting article. When I read it, I felt like my brain was soaking in water, but I loved this feeling so much!
Very well written, 9999 feels like I'm getting goosebumps
No, I have a sense of deja vu that Nana is Sara.
Wow, does the dice determine the plot? It's so interesting.
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!! Good looking! Good to my taste! I'll put my butt first