Sports Anime Protagonist Simulator

"This game offers a wide range of options, letting you try your hand at baseball, tennis, volleyball, and more." "Every playthrough is guaranteed to be unique, with no repeats. Even after multiple runs, the game will still feel fresh." "98% immersive gameplay that feels like stepping into a second life! To celebrate the launch, enjoy tons of bonuses when you buy now!" Intrigued by the promotional text, the player clicked on the game. "Completed" Playthrough One: Pitcher: Tianshun Lizhi "In Progress" Playthrough Two: Setter: Shikimi Takuya Willpower: 95, Intelligence: 22 "Talent: Process of Elimination" "Description: Eliminate all the wrong options, and the one left is the right answer." Reader's guide: (Currently updated every other day, at noon.) 1. I love sports anime, which inspired this story. The game world is fictional, though some aspects are clearly based on existing works. Please keep in mind that I don't know much about sports, so most of it is based on my imagination. The player isn't a fourth-wall-breaking gamer. He's a drama-loving role-player who enjoys immersing himself in different characters. For him, the acting itself is more fun than the game, and he likes playing characters with different personalities. 2. I'm terrible at sports and know very little about any of them. The match scenes may be full of mistakes, so please bear with me. Feel free to point them out, and I'll correct them as soon as I can. 3. The sports involved should include baseball (catcher, pitcher, batter), tennis (singles, doubles), and volleyball (outside hitter, setter, middle blocker, libero). I may also write a special twin-focused chapter and some prompt-based stories. That was the original plan. Now that I've actually started writing, I think I overestimated myself. I'll prioritize the positions readers are most interested in and write as much of the rest as I can. The game protagonists in each playthrough are completely independent. NPCs may be shared. Their only commonality is that the player created them. If I can't roll an invincible, unstoppable protagonist, the power-scaling-obsessed player (the author) will pay to win or use cheats. Protagonists after the first playthrough will have random talents. 4. There are no real-life models or references. I only like sports anime and don't know much about real-world sports. If anything resembles a real athlete... that's the dice's fault. 5. This is not pure wish fulfillment. This is not pure wish fulfillment. This is not pure wish fulfillment! The story relies on random numbers to determine the characters and plot, so unexpected developments can happen at any time. Although I'm a protagonist fan, I'm not particularly concerned about whether the protagonist wins or loses. Even if the dice and rules are weighted in their favor as much as possible, things can still get out of hand. I'll also aim for more exciting developments. Once some dice rolls produce a result, I may ask the dice spirit for a chance to roll again. Romance has been disabled just in case, but the platonic relationships may still take an unhealthy turn. 6. Although this is a sports anime protagonist simulator, matches won't take up too much of the story. There will probably be only one to three matches described in detail per playthrough (sorry, I can't think of that many exciting matches), but sports themselves will still get plenty of page time. 7. After reading this much of a reader's guide, you can probably guess I'm quite the chatterbox. The story will also keep growing longer without me noticing. Originally, I planned for each protagonist's life before high school to be a brief prologue, finished in three chapters, but it's already twice as long as planned. (Tired smile)... 8. The simulator is written in the second person. The style depends on my mood at the time. I favor psychological description and character development, and I hope everyone will like the protagonists. Theme: Become a one-of-a-kind protagonist