A Mystery Game Script, but with a Romance-Game Strategy

★ Multiverse romance, all routes | Kuroko's Basketball, Haikyu!!, Detective Conan | You don't need to know the original works to enjoy this ★ Current progress: Script A is served ★

You open a virtual murder-mystery role-playing game.

You carefully choose a script that lets you customize your appearance, then draw an identity card:

[A. A pure-hearted high school girl being stalked by a psychopathic serial killer.

Your parents are both dead, you've been bullied for years, and you're the killer's next target.]

[B. A hugely popular idol threatened with exposure for keeping a whole string of people on the hook.

Your on-screen persona is an energetic, sweet girl, but in reality you're mean and fake, keeping a whole string of people on the hook and collecting colleagues, athletes, police officers, rich young masters, and members of criminal organizations... A tabloid reporter is about to expose your scandalous love life.]

[C. An extreme yandere obsessed with a deceased unrequited love.

As a suspect, you fall in love at first sight with a passerby who looks just like your lost love. After investigating and following them, you discover that they're an officer in the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's First Investigation Division, and may even have a crush on someone. You're terribly jealous, so you decide to force yourself on them.]

[D…]

You've drawn the role cards of the victim, the culprit, the suspect, and even the detective.

You've completed a whole gallery of colorful deaths.

But no matter what you do, you just can't complete the romance gallery!

Somehow, the horror mystery game has turned into an otome game.

[Script A]

You're a murderer who fled to Tokyo. Your script is missing pages, and as you receive a murder threat, it seems like a whole bunch of people are following you.

As if that weren't enough, you stop to watch a commotion and get entangled with a delinquent thug.

He seems like a legend on the street basketball court, but in reality he's a complete villainous scumbag.

You have only two choices:

1. Go home with him. 2. Get beaten until you go home with him.

Swallowing your pride, you boldly decide to drive off one wolf by using another: you'll play the lovesick fool who's fallen head over heels.

But what you fall into is... grease.

Game over.

[Script B]

To avoid breaking character, you diligently (happily) maintain your sea of true loves in your contacts, playing an imperfect victim who's about to get caught up in a murder because of her chaotic private life.

Unfortunately, before you can finish enjoying the role, everyone from your manager, stalker fans, and paparazzi to the friends and older brothers of all your boyfriends wants to expose what a scumbag you are.

You get mad, then get mad again, and decide to use a little trick to turn everyone threatening you into your dog.

Come on, you went to all the trouble of giving yourself such a magnificent face.

There's nothing wrong with being a little mean, right?

Who could possibly blame you for making a mistake?

[Script C]

At last, you've drawn the outlaw role card. Looking at the twisted, dark, and perverse character profile and the script's objectives, you know you can finally get revenge for what happened in the previous round.

You won't spare a single villain who treated you coldly last time!

You take turns playing the kind of admirer each of them hates most. Naturally, they reject and despise you.

You don't care. You force them all!

Until one day, you reunite with your deceased beloved, only to discover that he never died.

#Stop calling me. I'm afraid my beloved will get the wrong idea.

How do you turn a mystery, suspense, and horror game into:

a. Me and my villainous boyfriend

b. Everyone who threatens me will end up as my dog

c. Why can't the victim of forced love get a groveling redemption arc?

In your own eyes: you've done every evil deed, everyone hates you, you're cunning and sinister, and everyone wants you dead.

But meanwhile:

Other players: Stop %?*^$ dating the NPCs already!

What kind of strategy is this supposed to be?! (furious)

[Read before starting]

[Different tastes are normal. If it's not for you, leave in time and respect each other.]

1. Third-person narration. All-route romance and a crowd of admirers.

2. OOC warning. Canon pairings may be broken. Script B breaks up Huan and Chun.

3. I like writing a weak heroine in the early stages who turns things around later. If you don't enjoy all kinds of pairings, including female-domination and male-domination dynamics, this may not be for you.

4. If you don't like frivolous villainous thugs and scumbags with genuine feelings, don't open Script A. This is fanfiction, so don't compare the original characters unfavorably or put them down!

5. Many personal interpretations; the timeline jumps around and doesn't follow logic. The story mainly revolves around the murder-mystery game setup. Later scripts may involve Bungo Stray Dogs. Open ending plus route-based endings.

[Blurb written on 2025.8.8 / screenshot archived]

Theme: Obey the law and don't lose your way.