On the Seventeenth Loop, Matsuda and I Got Our Happy Ending

[The full story costs 2.9 RMB | 60% of the text is locked to prevent piracy. Thanks for supporting the official release, dear readers! | Bonus chapters will drop from time to time] Story blurb: My name is Hayakawa Haruka. After graduating from college like any ordinary person, I died suddenly and ended up in a world of science, where I was forced to become a certain police officer's "guardian spirit." If I get more than ten meters away from him, I automatically return to his side. The unlucky cop I've attached myself to is a handsome, curly-haired heartthrob, tall and long-legged, always wearing sunglasses to look cool. His surname is Matsuda. He's a character from an anime I watched as a child. Yes, I transmigrated. But this transmigration makes no sense. There's no mission, no System, and no golden finger. I can't even be seen by the characters in this anime. Other than being forcibly bound to Officer Matsuda on one side and watching helplessly as he lives out his short life, I have nothing to do. I originally thought that was all my transmigration had in store. Until, on the seventeenth loop, he suddenly became able to see me. Before you read: ▲ The pairing is with Matsuda. 1v1 sweet romance, lots of headcanons. ▲ Switches between first- and third-person perspectives. ▲ Blurb saved on 2025.1.12. ××× Thanks to cover artist @Pei Jingshu for the cover ××× >>> Coming soon: Saving My Good Friend, Suguru Geto Blurb: When I was ten, I accidentally drank a witch's sweet soup and transmigrated into a doll in another world. From then on, I formed an unbreakable bond with Geto. I showed Geto the spell magic I'd just learned, took him to listen to the music at festival celebrations, and stayed up late talking with him when the night was quiet. Geto would hide under the covers and read with me. He'd go with me to amusement parks, museums, and other places, and secretly tell me whenever he'd seen those strange monsters again. Like any pair of good friends, we shared our secrets and watched each other grow. Until, on a whim, I asked a priestess who knew the art of divination about his future and got a bleak answer. Before you read: ▲ Everyday life will still take up a large part of the story, and the original plot will be completely changed. ▲ I'm not a canon-research purist. I just want to write a two-person story. ▲ First-person + third-person perspectives. Theme: Love and life are both important.