When I transmigrated, the main character was already dead. I had to protect the world after the bad ending. So first, I became the enemy of the Main Heroine who was on the verge of su*cide. “I now know what you meant by everything you said until now.” “Its all your fault, junior, that I became like this. Take responsibility.” “I can only sleep when I am next to you.” … … But somehow, everyone is getting stranger

“I’ll concede the first strike.” Please, hit me first. For f*ck’s sake. When I parried the attack, I was mistaken for a God of War.

In the game Hundred Brave, a character-raising simulation RPG. I’ve possessed the 101st character, who has neither a good background nor good stats.

A Hentai World is a Dangerous Place, Especially if Your Best Friend is a Hentai Protagonist and You Are a Trap.

10 years after possessing a deserted island castaway, I picked up the heroine of the survival academy. Main story complete Sequel complete Side story in progress

It wasn’t even malicious criticism. I just gave feedback in the tone I was asked to. So why the hell did I, the writer who just wanted to help a junior, possess this body of the prospective groom… a villain, who died in the hands of the heroine on their wedding night?

War hero. The strongest in the world. Those are the epithets of the protagonist I created in my novel. Now I have to catch and destroy that bastard.

Becoming the physician of the villainess who brought about the world’s destruction, I tried to escape to survive, but the reactions were strange.

I got transported into a novel where baseless characters run rampant, and readers’ random feedback is shoved in. The thing is, I’m a third-rate villain.

But isn’t it a bit too much for a novel that was serialized 20 years ago?