How to Torment Sports Anime Boys in an RPG

Your name is Saki.

One day, you wake up in a strange place and unlock an RPG System. To keep from starving to death all alone at home, you decide to do your best to complete the tasks the System gives you.

Because the rewards are just too good.

To run into NPCs and unlock special events, earn money, and get items for completing tasks, you start looking for cafes, restaurants, and convenience stores near the schools and homes of the story's NPCs, and begin your wicked part-time job spree.

After running into you over and over, they can't help asking, "Why are you working everywhere we go?" You reply:

"Sorry, I'm just an ordinary cafe server, convenience-store cashier, life coach to heartbroken boys, and occasional manager. Just a regular high school girl."

NPCs: "..."

NPCs: "Your life really is something."

After that, you use the [Plain Old Tennis Racket] you earned from completing part-time jobs to beat up a gang of kids who were bullying little ones.

When a certain setter is crying after losing a match, you pull out [Big Sis's BB Cream], put it in his hand, and say, "Feeling down? If you're feeling down, just dab on Big Sis's BB Cream and cover it right up!"

You've been Princess Kaguya, who suddenly appeared on SKS's balcony, a temporary manager for a week at Nekoma, and an exchange student at Karasuno for a month... These may look unrelated to romancing the characters, but in fact, they have nothing to do with romancing them at all.

If someone asks you, "Wait... isn't this a dating sim?"

You'd answer, "I can't even afford to eat, and I can barely stay alive. Is romance going to put food on the table or make me a billionaire?"

The Story of How I Turned a Sports-Boys Dating Sim into a Part-Time Job Tycoon Simulator

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Hello, my name is X.

My real name doesn't matter. I could be anyone.

One day, a strange classmate appeared in my life.

You can see her anywhere in any city. This strange classmate seems to have inherited the will of Kinomoto Toya and Amuro Toru, and is determined to spread the spirit of the Part-Time Job Tycoon across the country.

Her behavior is odd, and sometimes the things she says leave you baffled. She seems to have a few too many friends... but she's not someone you can dislike.

...I do like the flowers she gave me.

The Strange Girl in the Next Seat, from: X

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Set in high school at Nekoma. She won't be a manager; the focus is on volleyball, though other slice-of-life anime will appear.

Saki is pronounced "Saki" in Japanese, with the first syllable stressed.

In the end, she gives flowers to just one person (that is, she confesses to them).

An unconventional dating sim (take note!). Affection can mean friendship or romantic interest; she's not universally adored.

I've tried hard to make the logic work, but it didn't, so the author ate the logic.

Theme: Run in the opposite direction from the world