Luo Cheng has transmigrated.

He now finds himself inside a notoriously twisted dumpster-fire of a game, Moonlight of Rōgetsu, where every female lead is a yandere and obsessed with the protagonist. Worse, he’s not even a side character—just a complete nobody at the bottom of the food chain.

Set in a pseudo-Japanese fantasy world, Moonlight of Rōgetsu is a story-driven game focused on the long-standing battle between demon-hunting sword saints, onmyoji, and supernatural creatures.

To end the war, the original male protagonist, Tsukigaro Yoyami, is supposed to unite with various yandere female leads—warrior girls, mischievous little devils, shrine maidens, fox spirits, dragon maidens, and more—to build romantic bonds and save the world.

“Otherwise, this world may fall into ruin.”

Too bad—thanks to an accidental in-game operation, Luo Cheng somehow genderbent the most important character in the plot: the male lead, Tsukigaro Yoyami.

Now, the once-suave and serene male MC—meant to be surrounded by a harem of devoted girls—is fidgeting shyly in a women’s kimono, blushing and twirling her fingers.

“Um… the moon is beautiful tonight~”

Her voice trembles like a girl in love. “Would you spare a little time… to accompany this humble woman—just for a while?”

Luo Cheng: This isn’t right. There’s no genderbend route in this game!

As the now-female protagonist gets closer and clingier, Luo Cheng’s face turns increasingly dark.

And seriously—why is her genderbent form so damn well-adjusted?!

No! I don’t want to play some yandere dating sim!

I just want to survive.