I Hear I Live in a Crossover Anime World

Shibasaki Hara was an ordinary bureaucrat.

Her everyday life consisted of handling paperwork, attending banquets, making a little money, doing a few small favors, and having a little fun with men.

She was frail and sickly, delicate and weak, and couldn't endure the slightest hardship.

Meanwhile, her ambition kept expanding and swelling. So she signed an agreement with a certain council of elders. The agreement was called Developing Meteor City’s Productivity, and promised to create a new nation for a new world. The profits involved would make her fabulously rich, and she had also heard that she might find a doctor there who could cure her illness.

So Shibasaki Hara traveled a great distance to Meteor City, setting foot on this legendary continent for the first time.

But there she met a girl.

The girl asked her, "The Heavenly King covers the earth tiger? Chicken stew with mushrooms? The setting sun sinks behind the mountains? Uh, if none of those work, the odd changes while the even stays the same?"

Shibasaki Hara smiled. "Shh. We both know what this means."

And so she coaxed quite a lot of information out of the girl.

The girl's name was Uchiha Kira.

Good news: Her business was off to a great start, and her descendants would all benefit.

Bad news: She came to understand that she was merely a character in a virtual world.

The protagonist is Shibasaki Hara, and the secondary heroine is Uchiha Kira.

A crossover of Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, and Hunter x Hunter.

Naruto makes up five percent.

Katekyo Hitman Reborn makes up twenty-five percent.

Hunter x Hunter makes up seventy percent.

Pretty much everyone who should get seduced does. The heroine isn't a good person in the conventional sense. She's chronically ill, so it stands to reason that she's psychologically twisted, too. She's a seductress, a woman who knows exactly how to use her advantages.

Mom, I still want to write in the second person. Second person is just so great.

Theme: Seductive women deserve to be cherished and treasured.