[Anime Crossover] Soul-Game Players Never Lose in Otome Games

: Adorable player (spreads hands)

: To reward you for your terrible luck, I'm giving you a choice.

: (raises left hand) Do you want this real combat, puzzle-solving, survival System disguised as an otome dating sim?

: (raises right hand) Or this sweet, naive dating sim System that's hopelessly in love and loves nothing more than shipping couples in love triangles?

Jinzi: ...Ptooey! Get lost, trash System!

Soul System: Unlinked. Don't @ me.

Romance System: I may be useless, but I'll ship you with everything I've got and cheer you on, boss!

Jinzi: Once there was a sincere, hopeless romantic right in front of me, and I didn't cherish it. If I had another chance, I'd say... leave the unlucky girl alone! I'm just a kid TT

Yazaki Jinzi, once an otome game fan and now a hardcore soulslike fighting game player, gets a second chance at the same misfortune. After finally getting rid of the tormenting System Number One, she's chosen once again by the lovesick System Number Two, and sets off again on the road to fighting (conquering) monsters and leveling up.

#What?! You say you're a dating System? I don't believe you. You're definitely messing with me.

#Heh... Men only slow down my sword arm. My goal is to beat the game in one life.

#Full completion isn't easy mode? Exploring the map and picking up trash is always the way to go.

#An unconventional romance, because the heroine didn't install the romance mod (not really).

#She's not a steel-straight woman. It's just that after the awful experience with the soul System, she no longer cares about romance and focuses more on self-fulfillment (?). She can tell when people like her, but instinctively assumes it's friendship unless they make a direct confession.

#A lot of rambling. Soulslikes are all about getting stuck in hell (no), getting stabbed in the back (no), and getting back up after every defeat to keep fighting (now I'm just talking nonsense). So the heroine is mentally invincible from the start, though her actual strength develops gradually. No scenes of her getting humiliated, because I LOVE the heroine.

Theme: Believe in your own strength