Playing for Keeps in a Dating Sim

What can a player with Six Eyes and maxed-out charisma accomplish as a sports club manager in a romance-raising game? Gojo Kaoru: Thanks for asking. I’ve already won three consecutive championships with Teiko and the national IH championship with Shiratorizawa. The heavens gave the player a pair of Six Eyes, but she used them to min-max in the middle of nowhere, becoming the “ultimate champion reaper” in every sense of the word. With eyes that could almost see through anything, unlimited spending power, and special hands-on teaching techniques, she led her teams to one championship after another. Nearly every teammate and opponent who ever partnered with her was left unable to forget her. “Kaoru’s perfect in every way. If only she’d pay a little more attention to me instead of ‘him’... I’m sure I could become even stronger than ‘him’!” “...So why can’t Kaoru pay more attention to me?” The player did whatever she pleased in the game, turning her favorite “strongest” characters, who were already outrageously gifted, into invincible monsters. Did her favoritism throw their training out of balance? Who cares? It was only a game with multiple playthroughs. She could make up for it in the next run... ...And then the game and reality merged. There was no next playthrough. Her dark-skinned ace had grown so lonely at the top that he’d become a chuunibyou; her former teammates, desperate to win her back, couldn’t defeat him no matter how hard they tried. Her favorite ace had absurd stats and a smash like a cannon, and no matter how hard the other “mortals” worked, they couldn’t surpass the genius blessed by the gods... For once, the player’s conscience began to hurt: Hot-blooded sports anime aren’t supposed to be like this! The player decided to even things out and fix the mess! According to rumor, the genius manager who led Teiko to three consecutive championships and won a national championship alongside Shiratorizawa, and whose work is now open source, is a generous philanthropist who loves everyone. As long as they have talent and passion, young athletes can seek her out and receive her equal, wholehearted love Her brother thinks that’s unacceptable: “What kind of game is this? Why is it taking up so much of my sister’s time? She doesn’t even tell her big brother ‘I love you, see you tomorrow’ every day anymore! I’m finding somewhere to file a complaint!” Content warnings: An alternate-universe game with adjusted ages and timelines. Everyone in the game is an adult. The heroine is beloved by all and has countless admirers. The main fandoms are basketball, volleyball, and Jujutsu Kaisen, with characters from other series making appearances. It’s lighthearted and ridiculous, not recommended if you’re looking for pure romance!!! The victims mentioned in the blurb are only a small sample. The author loves everyone. The blurb is written in first person; the story is written in third person. Blurb first posted on 2024.10.18 (revised 2025.11.21) Theme: Never lose your love and passion