Help! The male protagonists in otome games are Ultraman!

"I have a feeling that I'll max out my favorability rating today. I'm really looking forward to seeing what the grand prize is."

As soon as her junior year ended, Jiang Nai started looking for a job everywhere. Perhaps it was just bad luck, but most of the resumes she sent out disappeared without a trace, and she received no response whatsoever.

Although she wasn't in a hurry, as time went on, she started to feel a little annoyed.

Having no other choice, I set my sights on the huge potential of live streaming to earn some pocket money, which is why I chose game live streaming.

As it turns out, she was indeed destined to be poor; her livestreaming income was barely enough to make ends meet, and nothing more.

She thought she would just live like this forever, but she never expected that this game would save her life, and now she can finally afford to indulge in a cup of milk tea.

She swore that this game was her god!

Because there are so many characters in the game, she doesn't know how many characters' favorability she has reached the maximum level, and she's too lazy to keep track.

But there are definitely more than forty.

This is the last one, with 20% remaining, which triggers a special Easter egg. It seems that as long as you complete this Easter egg, you can completely clear the game.

Jiang Nai clicked on the Easter egg without hesitation, and the familiar black screen reappeared on the screen.

The screen went black again.

There was nothing they could do; they were already used to it. So they just kept the screen on while doing other things. Jiang Nai would speak to remind them when she came out, so they didn't have to worry about missing her.

There's actually no visual in the Easter egg; all that's shown to Jiang Nai is black.

But unlike the fans, a line of white text appeared in the black area shortly afterward, standing out prominently.

Dear player, congratulations on reaching 99% of the game's total progress. Once you complete this Easter egg, you can completely finish the game.

At the same time, Jiang Nai also had a pen in his hand.

Immediately afterwards, another line of text appeared in the black text ahead.

Dear player, which character is your favorite to play so far?

Since it was an Easter egg, Jiang Nai didn't hesitate to write down the name of her favorite character.

What puzzled her was that this was supposed to be an exclusive Easter egg for the last character to be romanced, so how did it turn into this... survey?

The text has changed again: So, if I gave you a chance to travel through time, would you like to meet these targets in person?

Jiang Nai decisively chose to think about it.

That's how games are; you have to show you like them to build rapport.

Strangely enough, this doesn't seem like an Easter egg; it's more like a survey questionnaire.

But it doesn't matter anyway.

After answering a bunch of rather quirky questions, not only did the text disappear, but even the black area vanished.

Once back on the familiar game interface, they discovered that the game progress had already reached 100%.

[Congratulations on completing the game! Please check your inbox; the mystery prize will be sent to you tomorrow at noon.]

This message was seen not only by Jiang Nai, but also by the players.

Everyone was speculating about what the mystery grand prize was, and some were asking what the final surprise was, but these comments were flooding in so fast, and the screen was filled with gift effects, that Jiang Nai was too busy thanking everyone to reply to their questions.

The broadcast has finally ended.

Jiang Nai lay in her rented room, opened an app, and randomly clicked on a profile picture to chat.

During my holiday, when I was just lazing around, I downloaded a chat app out of boredom. I was just playing around with it at first, but over time, I ended up making a lot of chat friends, and some of them became really good friends.

It wasn't exactly an online romance; it was more like an ambiguous relationship—more than friends but not quite lovers.

They don't mention their own information, they just confide in each other about the troubles they're facing, and they don't meet in person, they just chat.

Hikari: Did something happen? You seem really happy today.

N: It's alright, there is indeed some good news. I've completed a game I was playing, and I'll receive a mystery prize tomorrow!

Hikari: Congratulations!

N: Hey hey, what about you? Has anything good happened to you lately?

Hikari: I don't know if this should be considered a good thing...

N:?

Hikari: I had a dream, the details were vague, but it was very vivid...

N: A wet dream?

Hikari (：……

N: Please continue.

Hikari: I can't remember the content, but the more I can't remember, the more I want to remember. Today, I have a feeling that maybe soon I will remember it completely.

N: Then I wish you success!

Hikari: Thank you.

I wanted to share this with others, but I was too lazy to type it out, so I just sent it to a group.

When replying, I sent a mass message, and finally sent a mass message saying I was sleepy and going to sleep.