The player’s rival in love, Claudia Ellington, is jokingly called the “Villainess of a Thousand Deaths.” But this alias of hers is actually no joke she really does die a thousand times in the game! Alas, our poor little protagonist ends up filling Claudia’s shoes when she gets reincarnated in the world of Grimoire Alchemist. Grimoire Alchemist is a dating sim popular among both boys and girls in Japan. Only this time, she has no idea how to avoid the twists and turns of certain character routes, including the bad endings! Now, as a seven-year-old, she decides to walk the path of a pianist to embrace the musical world to its fullest, but no matter where she turns, she just can’t seem to escape triggering events and getting involved with troublesome yet handsome characters! Does Mashiro have any choice in where her new life will take her? Or is she en route to a horrifying ending manipulated by the original game world? On the way home from her college entrance exams she gets distracted by a billboard for the game’s remake and unexpectedly falls down a manhole and plunges to her death! Mashiro finds herself reincarnated in a world bearing similarities to the otome game she was obsessed with. Her high school days are spent learning the wonders of music, obsessively trying to claim the romance ending with the handsome 2D character who stole her broken heart. Wait, what? I’m the Heroine’s love rival? You’re kidding! I have no intention of falling in love with any of those pathetic guys, because the one I like is a support character, the Commander of the Royal Knights.Įxcept the Heroine, after being reincarnated in this shitty game where the support characters are way better than the love interests, is threatening to bring down my own life with flags, and I am determined to strike them down.Rejected by her first crush, Mashiro finds herself hooked on an unbeatable music-themed otome game. I was reborn as a princess in the world an otome game with memories of my previous life. The Reincarnated Princess Strikes Down Flags Today as Well
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