With Hearts in Your Eyes, Are We Still Just Platonic Friends?

Yize transmigrates into a Western-fantasy beautiful-girl harem game he played in his previous life. However, he isn’t the protagonist, he’s a completely nameless background character.

Even as he approaches adulthood, he still hasn’t awakened any worthwhile talent. To survive the dangers that will eventually arise in the game’s storyline, Yize decides to cling tightly to his fiancée’s strength.

But the plot has already begun. So why hasn’t the protagonist shown up yet?

Without the protagonist, who’s supposed to advance the story, lead the heroines, and prevent the catastrophic ending that awaits them?

As the situation grows increasingly dire, Yize, who knows how the original story unfolds, realizes that he can no longer sit back and watch.

To ensure the story develops properly, and to protect himself and the people around him, Yize has no choice but to raise the various heroines, each with her own unique “personality,” while waiting for the protagonist to finally appear.

What Yize doesn’t realize is that these heroines aren’t quite what he imagined.

The elf who is supposedly naturally innocent and cheerful is actually a naturally devious schemer.

The mature, cold, and aloof witch teacher is actually an extremely possessive mess who can’t take care of herself.

The revered Saintess of the Church is supposed to be holy and dignified, yet her mind is constantly wandering into le*d territory…

And so, as the heroines he has personally nurtured gradually grow stronger, Yize becomes increasingly reassured.

With his relationships with the heroines being somewhere between teacher-and-student and friendship, Yize thinks:

“This is definitely going to work out!”

Wait…

Why is there a chill running down his back?

Hey, hey, hey!

Why are you all looking at me like that?

Why are there hearts in your eyes?!

Aren’t we just platonic friends?!

I already have a fiancée!