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Trapped in a Dating Sim: The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs #4
女性向遊戲世界對路人角色很不友好 4
「──告訴你一件好事。其實我是個膽小怕事的人。」
里昂與瑪麗耶一行人，以留學生身分前往艾爾澤共和國。萬一共和國也發生了類似之前瑪麗耶在王國時企圖做出的事，世界就將再度面臨滅亡危機。然而，異常狀況其實早已發生。在遊戲裡本來是獨一無二的主角，現在卻成了一對雙胞胎姊妹。此外，以聖樹之力為後盾，傲慢又狂妄的貴族子弟也對里昂等人窮追猛打。面對這個棘手的局面，里昂將如何應對？此外，闖禍女王瑪麗耶又會有什麼樣的遭遇!?
里昂與瑪麗耶一行人，以留學生身分前往艾爾澤共和國。萬一共和國也發生了類似之前瑪麗耶在王國時企圖做出的事，世界就將再度面臨滅亡危機。然而，異常狀況其實早已發生。在遊戲裡本來是獨一無二的主角，現在卻成了一對雙胞胎姊妹。此外，以聖樹之力為後盾，傲慢又狂妄的貴族子弟也對里昂等人窮追猛打。面對這個棘手的局面，里昂將如何應對？此外，闖禍女王瑪麗耶又會有什麼樣的遭遇!?
436 pages, ebook
First published August 30, 2019
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July 28, 2022
Kudos to the dude cocky enough to unfollow me after I said I didn't want any hot guys my Friends list. Self confidence like that is why I hate you stupid Chads.
September 26, 2024
I wasn't sure how the story would continue, but this was a great addition.
November 2, 2025
The ending was sooooooo worth it!
September 26, 2026
Noelle was described to hug the sampling at least three times. the sampling is alive and make decisions. they decide to choose Leon as the guardian. Sampling can see that Noelle was abused and would make the best decision on her behalf
the third hugging:
This battle could hardly be called a real fight—not when one of its participants was completely unarmed while the other piloted an enormous Armor. Leon was putting on a good show, using his knowledge of Arroganz’s flaws to dodge each attack, but he was running out of stamina.
Noelle was on the edge of her seat, clutching the sapling to her chest. How long would it be before Arroganz caught up with him? “This is no duel…” she murmured.
Cries of dismay echoed from the stands. Pierre might have forced the crowd to be here, but some of them were having trouble stomaching the display.
“Someone, please, stop this madness,” Noelle mumbled, dropping her gaze.
A voice called out through the cacophony of the crowd. “Want me to stop them?”
Was that…Loic? Noelle lifted her head to see him grinning down at her.
“I’ll stop them for you,” he said. “But you will become mine in exchange.”
“Loic, I can’t believe you! Even at a time like this…” She wrinkled her nose at him, disgusted to see him trying to take advantage of the situation.
“Going to blow me off again, huh? If you do, that boy will die.” Loic jabbed a finger at Leon, who was scrambling to escape Pierre’s attacks.
Leon leaped up into the air to avoid Arroganz’s scythe, then hurried to put distance between himself and the towering machine. He was covered in dirt. One hit from Arroganz would mean death. It was a miracle he had survived this long.
Noelle covered her face. “No! I hate you!”
Loic stared down at her. “If he agrees to surrender the sapling, I’ll work things out for him. If he refuses, House Barielle will blame Holfort, and the exchange students will pay the price in your stead. Their families will too.”
Seeing the look on Loic’s face and knowing the state of the republic’s nobility, Noelle could believe it.
This nation is rotten to its core. Tears trickled down her cheeks as she peeled her hands away from her face. She peered up at Loic. If she accepted his proposal, Leon would be saved. If she refused, Loic would just keep pulling stunts like his until she caved.
I guess it’s impossible to oppose the nobility. No, that’s not it. It’s the Sacred Tree that we can’t oppose.
Its power was absolute. Noelle resigned herself to it.
But as one of the last members of House Lespinasse, I’ll never let go of my grudge.
It was like the tree itself had refused to ever release her.
Noelle steeled herself to accept Loic’s proposal—but before she could, Louise strode in and slapped him across the face.
“Louise, what are you—augh!”
She smacked him again. “Quit with your conniving already,” she spat. “You really are a lowlife, trying to manipulate a duel to get your hands on her. Is this really how you think the next head of House Barielle ought to conduct himself?”
“Louise, you should know better than to interfere in things that don’t concern you.”
“I’m merely telling you not to disrupt the duel. Are you under some sort of illusion that Pierre would stop if you told him to? Or are you actually his accomplice? If that’s the case, I really will crush you.”
The rest of the crowd were starting to stare. Since Narcisse was there too, and was Louise’s ally at present, Loic was at a disadvantage. With that in mind, he took the safer course of action and retreated.
“Th-thank you,” said Noelle.
“I didn’t do it for you,” said Louise. “I just didn’t want him getting in the way of this duel. Leon seems to have some kind of plan.”
There was a clear power differential at play, but Leon hadn’t given up hope.
Noelle eyed Louise suspiciously. “Why are you so hung up on Leon?”
Louise didn’t answer.
“It’s odd enough that the princess of House Rault would stick up for an exchange student,” said Noelle. “But it’s even stranger that you saved me from Loic. You hate me, and it wouldn’t have affected Leon’s fight if I’d agreed to go with Loic. The nobility would still have gotten their hands on the sapling.”
Louise crossed her arms and dug her nails into her skin. “I don’t owe you an answer.”
Did Louise have some kind of scheme in mind? No, from the look of things, she was genuinely concerned for Leon’s well-being. The only problem was that Noelle couldn’t figure out why.
As the battle wore on, an airbike zoomed into the stands and touched down. Jilk was at the controls, with Carla and Elle behind him. The audience erupted into shouting. Jilk had to yell to make himself heard.
“Earl Bartfort! Miss Marie saved Miss Carla and the dog!”
“Please kick that man’s butt!” Carla added.
“Woof!” Elle barked in agreement.
Down in the arena, Leon raised a fist in acknowledgment.
“Now I have no reason to hold back,” he snarled at Pierre, despite his clear disadvantage. “Are you ready?”
“Losing a few hostages makes no difference!” Pierre snapped back. “Are you too stupid to realize you’re outmatched?!”
“Pierre, you truly have underestimated him,” Louise scoffed.
“Let me tell you something for free,” Leon said, his voice reverberating through the arena. “I’m actually a coward.”
the third hugging:
This battle could hardly be called a real fight—not when one of its participants was completely unarmed while the other piloted an enormous Armor. Leon was putting on a good show, using his knowledge of Arroganz’s flaws to dodge each attack, but he was running out of stamina.
Noelle was on the edge of her seat, clutching the sapling to her chest. How long would it be before Arroganz caught up with him? “This is no duel…” she murmured.
Cries of dismay echoed from the stands. Pierre might have forced the crowd to be here, but some of them were having trouble stomaching the display.
“Someone, please, stop this madness,” Noelle mumbled, dropping her gaze.
A voice called out through the cacophony of the crowd. “Want me to stop them?”
Was that…Loic? Noelle lifted her head to see him grinning down at her.
“I’ll stop them for you,” he said. “But you will become mine in exchange.”
“Loic, I can’t believe you! Even at a time like this…” She wrinkled her nose at him, disgusted to see him trying to take advantage of the situation.
“Going to blow me off again, huh? If you do, that boy will die.” Loic jabbed a finger at Leon, who was scrambling to escape Pierre’s attacks.
Leon leaped up into the air to avoid Arroganz’s scythe, then hurried to put distance between himself and the towering machine. He was covered in dirt. One hit from Arroganz would mean death. It was a miracle he had survived this long.
Noelle covered her face. “No! I hate you!”
Loic stared down at her. “If he agrees to surrender the sapling, I’ll work things out for him. If he refuses, House Barielle will blame Holfort, and the exchange students will pay the price in your stead. Their families will too.”
Seeing the look on Loic’s face and knowing the state of the republic’s nobility, Noelle could believe it.
This nation is rotten to its core. Tears trickled down her cheeks as she peeled her hands away from her face. She peered up at Loic. If she accepted his proposal, Leon would be saved. If she refused, Loic would just keep pulling stunts like his until she caved.
I guess it’s impossible to oppose the nobility. No, that’s not it. It’s the Sacred Tree that we can’t oppose.
Its power was absolute. Noelle resigned herself to it.
But as one of the last members of House Lespinasse, I’ll never let go of my grudge.
It was like the tree itself had refused to ever release her.
Noelle steeled herself to accept Loic’s proposal—but before she could, Louise strode in and slapped him across the face.
“Louise, what are you—augh!”
She smacked him again. “Quit with your conniving already,” she spat. “You really are a lowlife, trying to manipulate a duel to get your hands on her. Is this really how you think the next head of House Barielle ought to conduct himself?”
“Louise, you should know better than to interfere in things that don’t concern you.”
“I’m merely telling you not to disrupt the duel. Are you under some sort of illusion that Pierre would stop if you told him to? Or are you actually his accomplice? If that’s the case, I really will crush you.”
The rest of the crowd were starting to stare. Since Narcisse was there too, and was Louise’s ally at present, Loic was at a disadvantage. With that in mind, he took the safer course of action and retreated.
“Th-thank you,” said Noelle.
“I didn’t do it for you,” said Louise. “I just didn’t want him getting in the way of this duel. Leon seems to have some kind of plan.”
There was a clear power differential at play, but Leon hadn’t given up hope.
Noelle eyed Louise suspiciously. “Why are you so hung up on Leon?”
Louise didn’t answer.
“It’s odd enough that the princess of House Rault would stick up for an exchange student,” said Noelle. “But it’s even stranger that you saved me from Loic. You hate me, and it wouldn’t have affected Leon’s fight if I’d agreed to go with Loic. The nobility would still have gotten their hands on the sapling.”
Louise crossed her arms and dug her nails into her skin. “I don’t owe you an answer.”
Did Louise have some kind of scheme in mind? No, from the look of things, she was genuinely concerned for Leon’s well-being. The only problem was that Noelle couldn’t figure out why.
As the battle wore on, an airbike zoomed into the stands and touched down. Jilk was at the controls, with Carla and Elle behind him. The audience erupted into shouting. Jilk had to yell to make himself heard.
“Earl Bartfort! Miss Marie saved Miss Carla and the dog!”
“Please kick that man’s butt!” Carla added.
“Woof!” Elle barked in agreement.
Down in the arena, Leon raised a fist in acknowledgment.
“Now I have no reason to hold back,” he snarled at Pierre, despite his clear disadvantage. “Are you ready?”
“Losing a few hostages makes no difference!” Pierre snapped back. “Are you too stupid to realize you’re outmatched?!”
“Pierre, you truly have underestimated him,” Louise scoffed.
“Let me tell you something for free,” Leon said, his voice reverberating through the arena. “I’m actually a coward.”
August 4, 2025
Did not finish and completely forgot about it.
What I do remember is that I stopped because the writing and the story took a nose dive from the first 3 books. Below is a review I wrote at the time not sure if I was going to go back and finish it or not. Turns out not.
So first of all every time we look back at the girls, Angelica and Olivia, I can’t help but feel it’s pointless and unneeded.
Like they were main characters in the first 3 books so I would expect us checking in on them, but every time we do, it feels so pointless.
Then there’s this sub almost story line of this random, probably other worlder, who I don’t think knows anything of the world being a game, but knows it’s another world, deciding to try and drug and rape Olivia.
The way people talk about it, made it sound like this big thing. It’s basically a throw away story plot solved as soon as it’s brought up. And then they have the would-be rapist raped. Like it was so unnecessary and added nothing to the story.
Potential it was to show that other other worlders were appearing but we get that idea from the main story. And that still doesn’t explain the whole rape thing going on there.
And then there’s Leon. He’s such a sideliner now. So worried about changing the game, he’s letting stupid stuff happen. Got his ship stolen, even though we all know it’s just Luxion being upset at what was logically the best option.
I’m getting annoyed at the story because Leon is only being reactionary and he already knows the storyline is messed up, but doesn’t want to do anything to mess up the story. Which he basically has no idea of.
I might not even finish the story at this rate. I’m losing interest quickly here. I’m hoping that I’ll feel like going back and that it gets better, but I’m not holding out hope at this point.
I can see why it’s free. And yet the reviews put it almost at 5 stars. Makes no sense to me right now. (The book was and still is free on audible at this time)
What I do remember is that I stopped because the writing and the story took a nose dive from the first 3 books. Below is a review I wrote at the time not sure if I was going to go back and finish it or not. Turns out not.
So first of all every time we look back at the girls, Angelica and Olivia, I can’t help but feel it’s pointless and unneeded.
Like they were main characters in the first 3 books so I would expect us checking in on them, but every time we do, it feels so pointless.
Then there’s this sub almost story line of this random, probably other worlder, who I don’t think knows anything of the world being a game, but knows it’s another world, deciding to try and drug and rape Olivia.
The way people talk about it, made it sound like this big thing. It’s basically a throw away story plot solved as soon as it’s brought up. And then they have the would-be rapist raped. Like it was so unnecessary and added nothing to the story.
Potential it was to show that other other worlders were appearing but we get that idea from the main story. And that still doesn’t explain the whole rape thing going on there.
And then there’s Leon. He’s such a sideliner now. So worried about changing the game, he’s letting stupid stuff happen. Got his ship stolen, even though we all know it’s just Luxion being upset at what was logically the best option.
I’m getting annoyed at the story because Leon is only being reactionary and he already knows the storyline is messed up, but doesn’t want to do anything to mess up the story. Which he basically has no idea of.
I might not even finish the story at this rate. I’m losing interest quickly here. I’m hoping that I’ll feel like going back and that it gets better, but I’m not holding out hope at this point.
I can see why it’s free. And yet the reviews put it almost at 5 stars. Makes no sense to me right now. (The book was and still is free on audible at this time)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 22, 2024
After a speed bump in the middle, a good read
I've been binge reading the series, and until I hit about 44% through this volume four I was doing great. Once I hit a climatic event in the middle here... I was so disgusted with how the story was going that I had to walk away from the book for a good half a day and sleep on it. It was so predictably railroading that it could only go two possible ways. One way led to painful cliche and the other way led to trashing a favorite character. I don't want to get more details than that cuz you know spoilers, but it had me so tilted that I did have to walk away for a while... And this is after I've been binge reading it to the point of sleep deprivation. I'm happy to say that the part that was distasteful to me only lasted about a chapter and very quickly resolved, however it still was quite unpleasant. Once that was over, it went back to the usual that I'm used to. The story closes in this volume at a sort of cliffhanger that feels a bit awkward. There's no surprise of awkwardness but still... I'm glad I don't have to wait for the next volume!
If it weren't for that one speed bump in the middle I would have given a full five stars to the book for overall satisfaction. But because that speed bump literally made me so disgusted I had to get up and walk away and do something completely different before going to bed and then sleeping off my irritation... I couldn't in good conscience give it more than four stars. I do think it's still worth reading, I just feel like... Well I think I've said enough. :-)
I've been binge reading the series, and until I hit about 44% through this volume four I was doing great. Once I hit a climatic event in the middle here... I was so disgusted with how the story was going that I had to walk away from the book for a good half a day and sleep on it. It was so predictably railroading that it could only go two possible ways. One way led to painful cliche and the other way led to trashing a favorite character. I don't want to get more details than that cuz you know spoilers, but it had me so tilted that I did have to walk away for a while... And this is after I've been binge reading it to the point of sleep deprivation. I'm happy to say that the part that was distasteful to me only lasted about a chapter and very quickly resolved, however it still was quite unpleasant. Once that was over, it went back to the usual that I'm used to. The story closes in this volume at a sort of cliffhanger that feels a bit awkward. There's no surprise of awkwardness but still... I'm glad I don't have to wait for the next volume!
If it weren't for that one speed bump in the middle I would have given a full five stars to the book for overall satisfaction. But because that speed bump literally made me so disgusted I had to get up and walk away and do something completely different before going to bed and then sleeping off my irritation... I couldn't in good conscience give it more than four stars. I do think it's still worth reading, I just feel like... Well I think I've said enough. :-)
October 16, 2022
another good read!
Once again, this is a good book. Took a little while to get into it, but once it got its paces it was definitely worth it. Loving the story and the characters within. Can’t wait to see what happens next!
Once again, this is a good book. Took a little while to get into it, but once it got its paces it was definitely worth it. Loving the story and the characters within. Can’t wait to see what happens next!
November 27, 2025
I must applaud the author for somehow being able to pull out plot from nowhere because if you think about it, the story should have ended typically after they cleared the first game. Still, an entertaining read.
March 11, 2022
A super dumbed down version of How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom?
March 17, 2023
Moving on to sequel at Alzer Republic and things take a slightly darker turn this time. It was good overall. Angie and Livia left out of action though.
August 30, 2024
Never Enjoyed Comeuppance More
Great quick moving story with a fantastic case of our MC giving a truly loathsome character what he deserves. Quick moving and fun!
Great quick moving story with a fantastic case of our MC giving a truly loathsome character what he deserves. Quick moving and fun!
October 5, 2021
Extra and shorts story are boring.
August 16, 2024
EDIT: I completely forg. ot that I read it and listened to audiobook, which is currently free on audible plus. Very forgettable, not as fresh as first three.
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