Ayame's first major ranking, the Top Ten Most Regrettable Deaths in Fiction, triggers the System's reward settlement. The sky curtain displays her edited montages to every world, and one by one the fallen are honored: Rengoku's final stand against Akaza, Whitebeard dying on his feet while declaring the One Piece is real, Itachi's tragic forehead poke, Fred Weasley's last smile, Jiraiya sinking beneath the rain with a coded message, Erwin Smith's doomed charge, Ace's grateful farewell, Gojo Satoru's impossible defeat, Snape's memories revealing the word Always, and Tony Stark's final snap. Each world reacts with grief and recognition. Then the System announces universal rewards: all ten receive the three types of Haki, plus individual gifts. Rengoku obtains a copy of Yamamoto's Zanpakuto. Whitebeard regains his prime body. Itachi receives Eternal Mangekyo and perfect health. Gojo gets optimized Six Eyes and Kamui integration. The multiverse erupts in jealousy, and the comment section becomes a battlefield over whether Ayame is biased toward Gojo. The stakes of the story are established: in this world, fiction has real consequences.

After a wholesome cutest characters inventory, the System grants Ayame's expressed wish to visit the Toriko Gourmet World. She is transported while asleep, believing it to be a dream. Gojo Satoru is selected as her companion, and the two spend five glorious days eating legendary dishes, meeting Toriko and the Four Heavenly Kings, and growing dangerously close. Ayame creates a storage ring with dream logic and fills it with endless food. She kisses Gojo by accident, then kisses him deliberately, and finally slips the ring onto his finger, saying that at least in her dream she gets to put a ring on him. When she wakes, she remembers only a beautiful dream. Gojo returns to Jujutsu High wearing the artifact, surrounded by souvenirs, and the System quietly reinforces Ayame's belief that none of it was real. The romantic tension becomes the emotional engine of the story as Gojo realizes he has fallen for a woman who cannot remember their time together.

Gojo receives a twelve-hour ticket to Ayame's world, and his visit becomes an offscreen night of passion that leaves Ayame pregnant. A month later, on a casual livestream, she smells spoiled takeout, vomits, and calls her doctor friend. The pregnancy test comes back positive while the camera is still rolling. The multiverse witnesses everything. The System immediately explodes with fury, publicly demanding to know why Gojo, with infinity and spatial manipulation, could not manage basic birth control. Gojo stands speechless as his students laugh, Shoko drinks her coffee, and the entire Myriad Realms roasts him mercilessly. The scene is a masterpiece of comedic timing and emotional whiplash, transforming a shocking reveal into a meme-worthy confrontation. The pregnancy becomes the story's central secret, a truth that Ayame herself cannot comprehend.

The System selects ten characters by lottery to attend Chiba Comic Con in Ayame's world. Luffy, Naruto, Ichigo, Goku, Yuji, Gojo, Tony Stark, Hermione, Harry, and Erza must wear their signature outfits and conceal their true identities as cosplayers. Powers are restricted, communication about the truth is blocked, and a 100-meter radius is enforced. The event becomes chaos: Naruto, Goku, and Luffy demolish the food court, Hermione and Harry barely escape a fan's questions, Tony buys his own comics, and Gojo is chased by screaming fangirls. Then Ayame arrives on a livestream, interviewing the group. She stares at Gojo's ring and feels a strange familiarity. She announces her pregnancy on camera, her hand resting on her stomach, while Gojo, wearing the blindfold, stands less than two feet away with the silver ring on his finger. He cannot tell her. The System's absolute restriction silences every attempt. The irony is devastating and beautiful.