Congratulations! You get isekai'd as your main protagonists

[Ai-chan]

Considering that the protagonist of the last story Ai-chan updated is a goddess with crafting specialty, Ai-chan will be perfectly fine.

 

[FrankieCheng]

Uh... the MC from that story has a very different... personality to me.
No way would I follow her storyline, she has amnesia. I'd be getting straight over to the FL and going into hiding.

 

[Comiak]

I'd use my intimate knowledge of the system and plot to get way ahead of the curve and become many times stronger than in the original plot. I will follow the plot as long as it helps me but that may require me going through some pain since it will prevent future bad ends.

 

[EldritchPotato]

Well... I'm fucked.
Actually, it would be kinda cool but my ability to deal with gross things would need to significantly improve. Undead are not known for their hygiene.

 

[Fox-Trot-9]

Good God, if I was isekaied as one of my protagonists, I'd be sooooooooooooo fucked! If I got isekaied into my magical girl novel as Colbie, I'd get stabbed through the stomach and die. And if I get isekaied as Mara in the same book, I'd have to deal with Rancaster's psychic hold forcing me and Nico to shoot ourselves in the head, and even if I survived, I'd have to witness Nico shooting herself and die in front of me, and I'd get emotionally fucked that way. And If I was isekaied as Janet in Villainess, Retry!, I'd have to deal with getting set up and bullied and blamed for shit I didn't do. Man, just because I put my characters through the wringer doesn't mean I have the emotional or bodily or mental strength to actually endure what I put my MCs through.