Welcome to the Misogyny Game

After having a blast, Liu Chaoque didn't forget to retrieve the wig from the temporary luggage area.

Overall, the day went quite well, and she experienced the joy of being a social butterfly. However, the only downside was that she still couldn't solve the phone's software issues. In the end, the two decided to buy a new phone and insert the smart card into it.

However, the virus wasn't that powerful; after inserting the SIM card into the new phone, there wasn't much of a change.

She changed her payment password and posted on her WeChat Moments that her phone might be infected with a virus. She said that if anyone asked for money in her name, she would treat it as account theft and that she would bear the consequences if she was scammed.

Some of the people she knew well sent messages to explain the matter one by one, but she chose to send a group message, so it wasn't too troublesome, just a little awkward.

Fearing that the game might be the trigger for her time travel, she even reluctantly studied the plot with an academic-like attitude, extracted the more important plot points, and kept Wang Qige informed of them, just in case she disappeared one day and Wang Qige could report her missing.

More than a month passed, and the game had already reached its fourth chapter without any abnormalities. The game market was constantly changing. After deleting the game, Wang Qige found a new one. To prevent a repeat of the previous otaku game situation, she played it for two days before asking Liu Chaoque to participate.

Wang Qige: "I've checked out this game. It's from a big company. Aside from being a money pit, it seems reliable!"

"And you can customize your character's appearance to your liking, it's in 3D, and the combat is really cool, do you want to play?"

Speaking of character creation, Liu Chaoque looked at the dress-up game he was playing and recalled the face he had created in a large mobile game that looked remarkably like a trainee he had just seen. For some reason, he felt a bit resistant to it.

She refused.

Wang Qige didn't insist.

But, a few days later...

"Wow, you can even adjust the storyboard! The female lead is so cool!" Liu Chaoque finally couldn't resist clicking on the download page and became completely engrossed in the cool battle scenes.

Skip the plot, time for gacha pulls... How come I only got a few pulls? Where are the six-star characters? Why don't I get a single six-star? Oh, why am I getting characters that I don't particularly like? My Xu Moyu, my elite handsome guy!

Wang Qige: "How was the fun?"

A message popped up in WeChat, and Liu Chaoque replied: "It's alright, but I just couldn't get the character I wanted. (Attached image)"

It's a screenshot of a 10-pull gacha pull.

"Take your time and you'll get it. By the way, you can save your diamonds; we can try another card pool. There's a system where you can exchange a certain number of diamonds for a new card," Wang Qige reminded her.

"Oh, okay." Liu Chaoque opened the interface where she could exchange cards, but after just one glance, she exited. She looked at the daily tasks and saw that the diamonds given were really few. Could it be that this was a game where you had to buy a monthly card to play?

She silently exited the recharge interface. She had already spent money on three games and couldn't afford to spend any more!

Battles are infrequent; most of the time it's story missions. To avoid being clueless when talking to Wang Qige, Liu Chaoque gave up on automatically skipping and patiently watched the story unfold.

However, this game isn't too cliché. It's not as ridiculous and silly as my terrible dress-up game. After watching it for a while, it actually becomes quite interesting.

Earth, eroded by alien matter, unleashed supernatural abilities. The female protagonist possesses water-based supernatural abilities, and at first, all she can do is act as a mobile water source.

But this plot isn't a typical female-centric story where the female lead becomes a savior, or like a parasitic vine clinging to a powerful man, trying her best to please him.

It's a game with a high degree of selectivity, where you can play various roles, from a random passerby to a member of the main cast, with randomized superpowers and a fixed starting location.

They are all from the Sunshine Orphanage. Before the zombie outbreak, they had a variety of professions to choose from. The reason it is called "Otome" is because the female protagonist can always see the male protagonist anywhere.

The male lead can be the female lead's helper, a comrade she can entrust her back to.

It could also be a doctor, someone the female protagonist can turn to for help when her life is in danger.

Of course, even without these prerequisites, the male lead would not harm the female lead or do anything to damage her interests.

The male lead is not fixed, but the female lead can choose the male lead. However, the selection of male leads is not random. After all, although crazy villains are very appealing to some people, it is ultimately a game that needs to be released to the public, and it cannot be too bloody and violent. So, in reality, there are only about a dozen male leads to choose from.

Of course, there are saviors in this world, but whether you want to be associated with them is up to you.

Liu Chaoque found it very novel and chose Passerby A.

Before entering the game interface, there was a pre-selection option. She pre-selected five male characters that she found pleasing to the eye, including Xu Moyu, the base leader of the new base. His ability was manipulation. He had a pair of azure eyes that could see through people's hearts, glasses that seemed to be welded to the bridge of his nose, a high nose, and thin lips. This typical CEO face had a mole between his eyebrows and a head of beautiful wolf tail hair. The character introduction mentioned that he was a musician before becoming the base leader.

His everyday clothes weren't the usual black and white; instead, he wore a black coat, a black tie, and a burgundy inner layer. He casually draped his black suit over his shoulder, snapped his fingers, and the enemy's ships and forts were reduced to ashes.

For some reason, she inexplicably chose him.

Upon entering the game and looking at his card, Liu Chaoque understood why. Sure enough, she might be one of those people who liked crazy pretty boys. There's only a two-word difference between a man and a crazy bad guy, making him the most morally ambiguous male protagonist available in the game.

His abilities are so tempting that few people can remain steadfast in their beliefs and not think about directly manipulating others to become kings and conquerors. In fact, with a snap of his fingers, the world might cease to exist.

With a little manipulation of consciousness, one could destroy the world as if it were code.

But he didn't do that. Instead, he worked diligently, his only wish being to mend this broken world back to its original state, like a bomb disposal expert trying to defuse a bomb that was about to explode, even if he might end up with no remains.

After learning about his story, Liu Chaoque liked him even more, and there were even signs that she was becoming a fan of his.

Her favorite card was his six-star card, Night Rain. On a rainy night, he leaned against the broken wall, holding a dagger, breathing slightly. Blood and rainwater mingled together, and in the hazy light, the white breath he exhaled was dissolved by the rain. His blood-red shirt, his skin that glowed white, a small wound on his face, and his long hair that was wet and stuck to his ears.

He was vulnerable at this moment, yet no one could underestimate him.

It's a pity, she just couldn't get it!

Only Wei Yueran, lying on the railing with a radiant smile, held flowers, their large six stars shining brightly.

Unable to escape the common fate, Liu Chaoque fell into the trap of childhood sweethearts and couldn't get out. Wei Yueran was the female lead's good neighbor and older brother since childhood. However, they were separated after the zombie outbreak. When they met again, Wei Yueran was in a sorry state. He was the only one left in his team. He barely escaped from the zombie siege and was almost beaten up by the zombies. It was only because the female lead recognized him that he had a chance to live.

Compared to the mad, powerful, and compassionate Xu Moyu, Wei Yueran was far too ordinary. He didn't have any powerful superpowers, and the only one he awakened was the strength type. He seemed like he could die at any moment. Apart from having the advantage of being childhood sweethearts and the skills he had honed since childhood, he had no competitive edge whatsoever.

But Liu Chaoque liked his gentleness; he always took care of the female lead quietly, which made her feel at ease.

She was also her second pick.

In real life, she would choose Wei Yueran without hesitation, but in the game, the crazy male protagonist is more appealing.

However, whether it's Xu Moyu or Wei Yueran, they both belong to the female lead, not her, so she doesn't need to take it too seriously. There are many people fighting tooth and nail over whether it's Xu or Wei, so she doesn't need to join in the fun.

Her favorite character is still the female lead, who is resilient and cool. No matter what she faces, she can remain calm. In her eyes, if she can't win, it's not because the enemy is too strong, but because she is not strong enough. She chooses a neat black vest for her, and only wears a light pink suspender dress when she is resting.

You can freely switch between Valkyrie and Noblewoman, satisfying both the joy of raising a daughter and the desire to fight the enemy with bayonets.

Anyway, if the female lead were in front of her, she would be incredibly excited, because the little sapling she raised had grown into a towering tree that could protect all living beings in the area.

Ahem, that’s too far off topic.

Of course, she also chose Li Musheng, the doctor at the base who has wood-type abilities and seems very reassuring, and Lu Heguang, the female lead's bickering love interest, who has fire-type abilities.