An Open-World Game Beginning in Tokyo

I've seen novels where you resolve the grievances of wronged spirits and achieve a perfect ending, and I've also seen novels where you have to kill someone out of necessity to achieve a perfect ending, and even novels where you kill someone even though there's no grievance to be found to achieve a perfect ending.

I'm actually quite curious. Ryunosuke was raised as a boy since she was little. When everyone around her treated her like a boy, did she still feel like she was originally a girl? Did she naturally feel like a boy in her own mind? Would she really act like a girl after the male protagonist revealed her true gender?

No, this is only a few chapters in, and there are already so many characters, and they haven't even appeared yet.

When will the protagonist become a madman and single-handedly defeat the entire nation of Japan?

The so-called "perfect completion" is a joke; the protagonist's speech and behavior are just typical of someone who's read too many manga and has a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) mentality—that's all.

Good, great, interesting, keep it up!

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I Fight the Japanese in Qidian (the online game platform)

I just finished watching the first dungeon, the new idol... The protagonist kills the new idol, resulting in a perfect playthrough. So, wasn't the first clear of the rookie idol in the previous life a kill? Overall, I feel that the line between a perfect playthrough and a playthrough is very blurry and not clear at all. The protagonist's ability seems a bit too overpowered, doesn't it?

Hehe