Romantic Killer

High schooler Hoshino Anzu has perfected the art of living her best life—one that revolves entirely around marathon gaming sessions, indulgent snacking, and the warm, undemanding company of her cherished cat. Her days are a comfortable, predictable cycle of self-satisfied otaku bliss, utterly devoid of interest in the dramatic entanglements of romance. Unfortunately, this tranquil existence becomes the target of an uninvited magical intruder. With a flick of its enigmatic power, the creature whisks Anzu away from her sanctuary and deposits her into a bizarre, alternate dimension that has been systematically stripped of everything she loves. Her video games are gone, her beloved treats have vanished, and even her cat is nothing more than a distant memory. To make matters infinitely worse, the void left by these absences has been filled with an influx of impossibly attractive boys, all seemingly vying for her attention in a world that now operates like a cheesy dating simulation. For a girl who views romance with utter disdain, this new reality is not a fantasy—it is a personal hell. Trapped in a gaudy, love-fueled nightmare and forced to interact with these persistent suitors, Anzu must summon every ounce of her cynical wit to survive. The question that plagues her is simple yet profound: how can a dedicated game-obsessed recluse possibly navigate a world that has traded her controllers for confessions, and her snacks for stolen glances?