You Opened the Zoldyck Maid Simulator

[Complete! A harem-all story where all the young masters of the assassin family fall for me. You don’t need to know the original to follow along.] [Check out my 1-million-word completed wish-fulfillment novel: My Husband Always Dies Young and Leaves Me an Inheritance, a dead-husband literary parody!] Eve played a game that began at an assassin family’s estate: the Zoldyck family. On her first playthrough, she chose the default identity, “Maid.” Written as a maid, understood as a retainer. In a family where strength was everything, all a retainer needed was absolute obedience. But even an obedient retainer could be replaced or discarded at any time, nothing more than a disposable tool. The eldest young master sent her to serve the young Master Alluka, and she remained there forever as a disposable tool. On her second playthrough, she changed her strategy and went to serve the second young master, Milluki. But the eldest young master said, “You seem a little too concerned about her,” and used her to test Milluki’s aptitude as an assassin. Third playthrough... Fourth playthrough... On her Nth playthrough, after being splattered with the black sludge of the assassin family’s bad endings, she finally saw the light and turned her gaze toward the one person she’d never interacted with directly, yet who had caused her bad endings time and time again: the eldest young master. Illumi Zoldyck. But she wasn’t going to be a maid anymore! [Identity “Eldest Daughter” unlocked] [Playthrough inheritance points: 9999] She maxed out every attribute she could, and molded her face to match the head of the family’s silver hair. Then, she was born the eldest daughter of the Zoldyck assassin family, with exceptional talent and a striking resemblance to her father, Silva. Everyone considered her the future head of the family. “Froie,” Silva Zoldyck said, giving a small nod of approval at her performance. “This is your younger brother, Illumi. You’ll be in charge of his training from now on.” Illumi’s dark, empty eyes fixed on her. At the sound of his name, his expression flickered for an instant, then quickly returned to calm. “Yes, Father,” he said. “Please take care of me, Sister.” He placed his cool fingertips in her open palm. Eve’s smile grew more and more triumphant. [Perfect Assassin Simulator, start!] . Mary Sue, everyone “loves” the heroine, all. . Multiple playthroughs and branching endings, including dark and twisted developments. One storyline, endless delights. . Thanks to angel @Chunguo for the cover and character cards, they’re so cute!! The character-card Q version was purchased from @Dd Greenbelt. . . Here are the characters featured in the different playthroughs. Since some readers don’t like the mother, I’ve marked her scenes and outlined the plot so you can choose what to read. Kisses! [First playthrough: Alluka route] (side story includes Killua) [Second playthrough: Milluki route] (side story includes Mike, Zeno, Kalluto, and Killua; *Kikyo* appears in chapters 44–46. The lady treats you as her favorite maid and controls you in her own way.) [Third playthrough: Kalluto route] (includes *Kikyo*. The lady treats you as her beloved adopted daughter, and you and Kalluto control each other.) [Fourth playthrough: Big Sister route] (timeline runs from the heroine’s birth to age eighteen, when Killua is just born. No exploration beyond the Zoldyck family. Since the younger brothers are little and the author has trouble writing Illumi, among other reasons, this route includes Silva, Illumi, Milluki, and lots of *Kikyo* family affection. Mom sees you as part of her very bones and flesh, and believes you must never be separated. The emotional intensity is extremely high, and due to the story’s structure, this thread runs throughout the fourth playthrough.) [Post-completion extras] (includes Gon, Kurapika...) ***The side-route endings aren’t separate romantic endings. They’re routes where the character in the title features more prominently, with some romance included. Theme: Love can arise from the most extreme emotions. It can define a person’s entire life, and it can protect them for their entire life.