I Messed up an Eroge Game for My Heroine
For a veteran player like him, Champion Failure wasn't just a game; it was a second world. He'd poured years of time, money, and dedication into guiding his character to the best possible ending. But on one night he'd never forget, it all came crashing down.
His favorite heroine, Kanae, the character he loved most, was NTR. A bad ending that couldn't be repeated.
In a fit of rage and frustration, he flooded Petagons Games' official website with negative reviews and scathing comments. He hadn't expected the developer to respond, and certainly not in this form.
A mysterious email. A blinding light from the monitor. Then darkness.
When he opened his eyes, he was no longer in his room.
He woke up in a seedy Tokyo alley with a body that wasn't his at all—fat, slow, and covered in bruises from other people's punches. A name tag on his chest answered all his questions and raised a thousand new ones.
Kondo Tatsumi.
Not a protagonist. Not an important character. Just a side character with almost no significance to the story—a target of bullying whose existence is more often laughed at than noticed.
He's been thrust into Champion Failure. And of all the characters, fate has placed him in the body he least wanted.
But he's not the real Tatsumi. Behind this chubby kid's body, stumbling around avoiding thugs, lies the mind of a player who knows every corner of this world—every character, every danger, and every consequence that awaits.
Where his favorite heroine lives.
The girl with ocean-blue hair and a gaze as sharp as her bamboo sword.
The heroine he played failed to save and suffered the NTR ending he hated.
Now he has one chance he won't waste. Not as a player. But as an unimportant mob, even though he's sure to get a good ending for his heroine.
The question is, can an unimportant character change the course of the story?
Mr_Wan · Fantasy
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