Running Game Simulations in a High-Risk World

To create more polished games, I was invited to become a test subject by a friend of a game developer and transmigrated to different worlds to simulate gameplay and extract data. According to the mission briefing, I would «safely» gain «popular» abilities in each world, and the game logic would eventually be «adjusted» by professionals. Transmigrating with technology, and even getting a cheat ability. It sounded fun, and the mission reward was tantalizing. ...But it wasn’t until I entered the worlds that I gradually understood what it all meant. Safe: Nothing but your life is guaranteed. (EXTREME CHALLENGE) Popular: Reincarnation, immortality, and save-file memories. (EVERY HIT IS FATAL) Adjusted: The worlds are merged into a single game map. (I AM NOT HER) Me: ... #Struggling to survive in high-risk worlds# #Praying for Nia# "■■ Character Introduction" As an ordinary person, being completely unable to enjoy a peaceful, happy life is just awful. After thinking about it for a long time, I came to this conclusion: anyone who wants a peaceful life will find the trouble around them growing worse and worse. ...I think I get it now. ▼ [Fukami] “Friendship is the highest level of intimacy I can accept with another human being.” [Ibuki] “If I can make everyone happy, why would I say no?” [Izumi] “Whether you’re an oni or a human, everyone cries when they’re sad.” The rest are locked for now. *Told in first person. The heroine is a gloomy beauty, but has an Ayanokoji-like personality, and is obliviously popular with everyone. Theme: You can’t keep deceiving yourself forever.