Volleyball, but Mediocre.

[Although it is very sudden, in short, you are going to die! You:... Huh? * You are a crispy and unlucky high school girl, an ordinary passerby born in the world of comics. On the day you were hospitalized with a concussion after being hit by a volleyball ball, you were bound to a ball of light called [Dating Simulation Dream Workshop]. The system tells you that you will die in half a month because you are too unlucky and will be hit by an out-of-control truck. And everything about you in the comics is just a small essay in the appendix: A very brief background news report. Looking back on your unlucky life, you will feel sad and shed tears on your hospital bed. Fortunately, the system has pointed out a way for you to survive: Complete the love simulation game released by it to earn heart points and exchange them for the chance to survive. You whimpered and turned on the simulation system. Round1： [After school, you come to the volleyball club and want to meet your boyfriend, who is a setter. Unfortunately, as soon as you opened the door, you were hit by a flying volleyball. The blond boyfriend hurried over and asked you about your situation in a Kansai accent. "You decide——" You looked at his tall figure, covered his dizzy head, and said tremblingly: "Your killing volleyball is really cool, but it's a bit life-saving." Round2: Today is the full moon anniversary of your relationship with your boyfriend. He, who is usually lazy and plays games except volleyball, offered to go on a date with you. Looking at your boyfriend's upturned cat eyes, you decide—— You search for the nearest tourist attractions and point to the shrine with thousands of steps on the mountain: "I heard it's very effective here. Let's go hiking." * Good news: You have a chance to survive. Bad news: You are a love idiot. [Food Guide]: 1. Native dog Mary Su literature. 2. The copy will be revised again. 3. There are different male guests appearing in different rounds of the love simulation. I am not sure which ones there are, so just write them down. Idea: A passer-by can also become the protagonist