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Ansu is reincarnated into a game world… and right at the start, he’s about to be brainwashed by the main antagonist — the World Ending Witch. To control him, the witch hypnotizes him every day, planting psychological suggestions until he slowly becomes her loyal tool. Fortunately, Ansu has a cheat ability: he can simulate the future and preview every bad ending. So he pretends to be successfully hypnotized, secretly waiting for a chance to escape. Since someone under hypnosis can’t lie, everything he says will be taken by the witch as his true feelings. Hmm… maybe he can use this to farm affection points, so she’ll become more and more reluctant to kill him? And thus, Ansu begins his “operations.” Good news: The witch’s attitude toward him keeps getting better. Bad news: It’s getting too good… Oh no. He’s completely trapped now.

“The Golden Radiant Wall,” “The Tideblade’s End,” “The Dawn of the Silver Armor,” “The Sirens’ Nightmare,” “The Last Line of Defense Beneath the Sun”— Ophelia, the Empire’s First Knight. And you are nothing more than an obscure minor noble from the countryside. How are you supposed to face such an overwhelming gap? Klein’s response: Tonight, I absolutely have to tell my wife that the difference in stamina between a knight and a mage is simply too great — could she please stop pushing herself like this? Yes. Tonight.

After transmigrating into the world of a game, Ain discovers that he has brought along his fully maxed-out New Game+ account. The account is his. The skills are all unlocked. His build is fully optimized. There's just one problem... Why is his mana bar completely empty? "You expect someone with no mana to fight the first act's final boss?" "Wait... the second act's boss is the heroine's closest friend?" "What do you mean every single ending in this game is a bad ending?" "Is the game broken, or am I?" The saintess is nailed to a cross in the name of redemption. The witch is sacrificed to an Outer God. The academy's dean gives their life to save their students. Faced with one tragic CG after another, Ain makes up his mind: "If it's not an ending I like, I'm going to rewrite every last one of them!" ... "Hold on... nobody told me casting spells uses my mana!"