The protagonist has extreme social anxiety, which led him to shut himself off from the world. After ten thousand hours in a certain game he ends up possessing one of the characters within it.

While he would appreciate the concept in theory, there are several problems with it.

• He has to deal with a bunch of people despite the social anxiety because he's back at a school which he thought he had escaped.
• His gender changed.
• He didn't possess one of the main characters but the nurse who barely appears and normally doesn't fulfill more of a function than healing injuries when you go to the infirmary.
• There doesn't seem to be a main character, so now she has to keep the story on track.

Fortunately, the nurse seems to have had a similar personality in... more>> the past, which results in a fairly seamless transition even in front of people who knew her, despite not gaining memories.

What follows are her awkward attempts to keep the story on track in order to overcome the crisis that would normally be solved by the protagonist, and unintentionally charming some girls (who happen to be lesbians) on the way.

So far it's been a good mix of a regular fantasy story, game mechanics and utilising game knowledge, both situational and character comedy, and the gradually developing yuri harem.

There's also plenty of character development, both for the heroines who develop similarly but slightly differently from their game path, and the protagonist overcoming her social difficulties.

I can definitely recommend it to people who like gender bent stories in general and yuri in particular. And so far this hasn't shown the signs of a complete oblivious harem protagonist, although some aspects of it will presumably appear due to the MC not expecting the heroines to like women. <<less