What's Wrong with Liking Fictional Characters?

By day, Su Bai diligently works as a wage slave. By night, she dominates in dating sims.

She's tried all the similar games on the market, earning herself the embarrassingly over-the-top nickname "King of Otome Games."

Naturally, that's no big deal. One day, she preordered a game on a website called Doki: A Love Story with Athletic Boys, and started conquering the paper-thin characters inside.

After smoothly winning over all kinds of characters, including puppy-dog types, yanderes, sweet-on-the-outside schemers, little green teas, and tsunderes, Su Bai keeps finishing their routes, restarting the game, and logging off. Then she realizes... her game might have become real?!

#Yesterday you called me your little sweetheart, and today you're acting like you don't know me.

#I only like fictional characters. Don't come near me!

Content warnings:

· The heroine thinks it's a game, in a setup that resembles breaking the fourth wall, so she lets loose.

· To make it easier to immerse yourself in the otome game, there will be second-person narration, using terms like protagonist = you.

· The player doesn't choose; the player wants them all. But once she knows it's real, it becomes one-on-one.

· There are individual routes, followed later by a memory-awakening love polygon.

· A crossover with Blue Lock, Haikyuu, Kuroko's Basketball, and The Prince of Tennis. I may add Sk8 the Infinity and Tsurune later, depending on how things go.

· Any OOC characterization is my fault. Please don't blame my characters, thank you.

I'll slowly add anything else later. Thank you.

Blurb saved on April 19, 2024. Screenshot kept.

Theme: Love can cross dimensions.