Why are all the heroines falling for me, the villain?

What makes her most unforgettable is her pair of majestic phoenix eyes.

His eyes were sharp and keen, as if they shone with an indelible light. His expression was confident and outstanding, and he was full of vigor. Every frown and smile revealed the aura of a leader, a person of high status who was self-important.

I didn't feel anything while playing the game, but now that I've met the real person, there's an indescribable aura about him.

Li Zhu couldn't help but wonder what kind of family could produce such an amazing person.

If Hina Arisu is an iceberg that inspires a desire to conquer, then someone like Kujo is, at first glance, an insurmountable peak that inspires awe and makes it difficult for ordinary people to even entertain the thought of approaching.

While Li Zhu was lost in thought, the two stopped exchanging pleasantries and began to get down to business.

"Who needs to take leave? Him?"

Kujo had noticed the man who came in with Hina-sensei long ago, but she hadn't mentioned it, waiting for Arisu-nee to get straight to the point.

“Here, this is my student, Riyu. He’s the one who wants to skip the sports festival.”

Kujo turned her attention to Riki with a scrutinizing gaze, as if she wanted to see right through Riki.

"Oh? This person looks familiar. Aren't you the classmate who stood up for what was right?"

Her gaze was like a knife, sharp and piercing, and she gradually developed an interest in Li Zhu. His body instinctively tensed up, and he became somewhat nervous.

"Yes."

There's no point in hiding what's public, so he simply admitted it.

Before the two could exchange many words, something unexpected happened.

Suddenly, a pale-faced girl appeared out of nowhere. Before anyone could react, she threw herself at Li Zhu and buried her head in his chest.

Then I just held him like that and didn't move.

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"..."

The tense atmosphere from before dissipated, and the situation began to develop in an unexpected direction.

"Um, who is this...?"

Li Zhu was completely bewildered, looking at the girl in his arms. He didn't know who she was, he couldn't see her face, he could only see a head of beautiful, smooth silver hair.

Hina-sensei looked at the girl and Riki with a puzzled expression, and then looked at Kujo with a questioning look in her eyes, as if asking, "What's wrong with this child?"

Kujo sighed and shook her head helplessly. Clearly, she didn't know what was going on either, and could only say to the girl in Riyu's arms.

“Mirror, he is a guest of our student council. Please don’t be so rude.”

The girl stood motionless like a stone statue, and even Li Zhu dared not make a move.

He had tried to break free, but the silver-haired girl seemed to have superhuman strength; her hands were like his mother's clamps, holding him tightly, and he couldn't move at all.

Damn it, there was nothing she could do, and Li Zhu gave up the struggle...

"Mirror! Stop fooling around." Kujo's tone became slightly harsher as he scolded.

"Ah."

The silver-haired girl in his arms responded with a nasal tone to Kujo.

After a few seconds, she reluctantly pulled her face away and slowly let go of her hand.

Only then did Li Zhu get a clear look at the girl's stunningly beautiful face.

The silver-haired girl in front of me was pretty and cute, with delicate features that made her look like a mixed-race person. However, she was always expressionless, with calm and unwavering eyes, giving off an innocent and harmless vibe, as if she was never affected by changes in the outside world.

She stood there, two steps away from Li Zhu, without saying a word, silently watching him.

Li Zhu thought of a word that suited her perfectly.

A girl with no money, no job, and no income.

This attribute, coupled with his white hair, makes it hard not to think of a certain master from a famous harem anime...

Oh right, I almost forgot, didn't Kujo call her "Mirror" just now?

That striking head of silver hair… could she be Kamikawa Kyoko?!

Wait a minute, how did this girl turn into a emotionless, cold-hearted girl?!

Li Zhu's heart was in turmoil. If the plot were to fall apart, he could make targeted plans based on the character settings of the female leads.

Now, a female lead suddenly appears, and her character has changed, so he's a bit confused.

What has become of this damn game?

In my memory, this guy didn't look like this in the game's CG.

She should have a deadly laugh like Kayako's, be covered in blood, always have an insatiable, twisted, and morbid look on her face, and then always smile as she offers you a blood-stained knife...

Holy crap, the DNA is moving.

Whether it was recalling the extremely bloody scenes while playing the game, or feeling a lingering fear after being hugged by Kamikawa Kyoko just now, Riki's palms unconsciously became sweaty.

Don't be fooled by the seemingly harmless and adorable girl in front of you. She's so cute you just want to pat her head. But the name Kamikawa Kyoko is incredibly powerful. It's a nightmare for countless gamers.

Not to mention the voice actress who voiced this female character.

They really captured that morbid and twisted feeling perfectly. Damn, the voice acting gave me goosebumps. I didn't dare listen to it for too long, afraid it would give me a nervous breakdown.

Did I just brush with death, with one foot already in the gates of hell?

"This student's name is Li Zhu, right? Please forgive me for what I did wrong earlier."

Kujo walked over, tugged at the mirror, pulled it behind her back, and said to Riku with an apologetic smile.

"It's nothing. Mirror didn't do anything out of line to me. She just suddenly jumped out from the corner and startled me."

Li Zhu smiled. He didn't feel that Kamikawa Kyoko had offended him. On the contrary, he felt that he had been given a second chance at life and was grateful that she hadn't immediately pulled out a knife to stab him.

"I roughly know what happened with your leave. Here's a suggestion: you should join the referee team for this year's sports festival."

"Being a referee doesn't require strenuous exercise; you just need to judge and arbitrate the results of the match, which is very easy."

"I……"

Li Zhu didn't know whether she should agree or not, so she looked at Hina-sensei for help, and to her surprise, Hina nodded.

Since the teacher thought it was okay, he had no choice but to agree.

"Okay, I'm willing to join the referee team."

Kujo witnessed this scene and teased Riku about her beautiful face.

"Arisu-nee, what's the relationship between you two? Is he your kept man?"

"Please don't talk nonsense. He is my student, nothing more."

Hina-sensei responded calmly, saying she was already immune to Kujo's teasing.

"I'm sorry, I misunderstood."

"If there's nothing else, we'll be going now." Hina-sensei said goodbye to Kujo, waved to Riki, and left the student council office.

Not long after the two left, Kujo's smile immediately returned to the languid look she had when she entered. She leaned back in her chair, like a dozing lion.

Mirror silently returned to the corner, hugging an oversized teddy bear. Instead of burying her head in the bear as usual, she began to space out, perhaps missing someone's warm embrace.

"Mirror, what's wrong with this Pear Blossom? Is there something about her that's bothering you?"

"..."

The mirror remained silent, which meant that she didn't know the answer either, so Kujo started asking the next question.

Did you find anything in the mirror?

"He's special; he smells wonderful, and I like him a lot."

"Scent? I think it was his faint, sickly aura that attracted you."

Kujo and Kagami have been inseparable since childhood. Over the years, she has come to understand that Kagami is sometimes tongue-tied and unable to express herself clearly, so she has to guide her slowly.

Moreover, she knew that a terrible monster lurked beneath the mirror's cute exterior, and it wasn't surprising that the monster would be attracted to the little white rabbit.

"Ah."

The mirror hugged the bear even tighter, and the bear's head became severely twisted and deformed.

"I don't know why, but just now I really wanted to crush him and never let him escape from my world."

With a joyful expression, the mirror uttered some terrifying words in a light, airy voice. After speaking, it buried its face in the teddy bear with a pained expression, revealing only its two crimson eyes.

"Oh? The mirror is actually shy. You really like him that much?"

Kujo looked at the mirror with a curious expression, his laziness vanished, and his interest gradually rose. He couldn't help but put his legs on the table, completely unconcerned that he was exposing himself.

She seems to have found something interesting again.

"I do not know."

For the first time ever, the mirror didn't respond to the question it couldn't understand by remaining silent.

"Actually, I also have a feeling of familiarity with him. How strange, we've never even met before. Interesting, really interesting!"

Kujo suddenly laughed, pulled her legs back, and began excitedly spinning the chair around, her silvery laughter echoing in the empty room.

Fortunately, the student council office has excellent soundproofing, so there's no need to worry about being overheard.

As rumored, this president truly hates boring and monotonous things; on the contrary, he is almost frantically excited about interesting and novel things.

"Oh right, he seems to be afraid of me." Mirror paused, then suddenly said this.

……

at this time.

Riku was still leisurely following behind Hina-sensei, with a large "danger" character above her head, but she was completely unaware of it.

Chapter Thirty-Three: Notice Board 2.0

"Now that the matter is resolved, you can go back to your studies with peace of mind."

"Yes! Thank you, teacher. Goodbye, teacher!"

After saying goodbye to Hina-sensei, Riki returned to the classroom alone.

At this time, class is about to start, and almost all the students have arrived in the classroom.

"Where did Riyu go just now?" Kazama Kaoru was still that cute and innocent girl who usually liked to daydream or read a book.

"Good morning, Li Zhu!"

Shimazu He seemed quite energetic, still with that gay vibe, a man whose every move could make Rika's heart flutter.

"Nothing's wrong, I just went to ask for leave."

"morning."

He replied as he sat down.

"You want to ask for leave from the sports festival?"

Kaoru Kazama knew some of the inside story, so she was somewhat surprised.

Someone had told her that the student council had immense power and that no one could ask for leave during the sports festival, so ordinary people would be ruthlessly refused if they tried to ask for leave.

During the time Li Zhu disappeared just now, she actually went to ask for leave from the student council?

"Well, I was just discharged from the hospital and my body hasn't fully recovered yet, so I can't do strenuous exercise. That's why I'd like to ask for a leave of absence."

"Did it succeed?" Shimazuga asked.

He turned around, rested his chin on his hands, and looked at Li Zhu with a relaxed posture.

"It succeeded, but it also seems like it didn't?"

Li Zhu remained calm, keeping a slight distance from her table, and replied.

He thought to himself, "I was wrong, brother. I don't blame you for betraying me. Brother Shimazu, please put away your irresistible charm."

"What do you mean by 'successful' and 'unsuccessful'?" Kazama Kaoru tilted his head, as did Shimazu He, their eyes filled with confusion.

They both didn't quite understand what Li Zhu was saying.

"Sigh, the student council didn't approve my leave, but they kindly transferred me to the referee team based on my physical condition."

"The referee team?!"