I’m the Final Boss, but I Don’t Want to Be the Protagonist’s Mom

Ginkgo used to be a top player in the next-generation virtual reality game Tidal Surge, a disaster-warfare game built around the motto "Kill bugs, feel great!" There, Ginkgo honed the skill of playing without a UI.

Ginkgo used to look forward to new versions launching with cheerful anticipation.

But after watching the new version's trailer and entering the game, Ginkgo transmigrated, and immediately sensed that something was very wrong.

Turning into a girl? That seemed like a problem.

Looking up, Ginkgo saw a boundary marker made of Hwa Metal standing in the distance. Maybe survival was an even bigger problem.

Looking back, the protagonist of Story Mode was happily eating a dish Ginkgo had cooked. Things suddenly seemed safe again.

Looking closely, Ginkgo discovered that their psychic powers were related to mirrors, just like the 4.0 version boss. Was this why they'd made Ginkgo the new version's final villain?

Gritting their teeth, Ginkgo decided that to avoid getting farmed as a boss, they would stay by Zhu Feng, the story's protagonist, and be a good big sister, giving the usually ill-fated Zhu Feng some warmth, care, and protection.

Good news: A kid who grew up without a mother's love calls me Mom now. Surely they won't kill me!

Bad news: Is this attachment to Mom, admiration for an older sister, or love for a wife?

(Reading this book means you've automatically rushed into Mom's arms.)

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