Cadwaladr

Sam unexpectedly acquired a dating simulation game named "The Female leads Truly Loves You". He was quickly captivated by the game, which featured numerous beautiful female leads.

Crucially, it was a harem-style game where the mc could maintain romantic relationships with various female leads and engage in sexual relations with them.

Just when Sam thought achieving sexual relationships with these female leads was the game's goal, the ending shocked him profoundly.

When all the female leads discovered the male protagonist's love for multiple girls, they exhibited inexplicably insane behavior.

True to the game's title, "The Female Leads Truly Loves You", each one wanted to possess the male lead exclusively. The crazed female leads resorted to extreme measures, killing the male protagonist.

They dismembered his body and preserved it in formalin.

They decapitated him and kept his head by their pillows to accompany them in sleep forever.

They drained his blood to create a specimen, ensuring they could see their beloved male lead every morning.

...

Realizing his fate would be death, Sam chose to avoid these female leads. However, they seemed to possess magical abilities, always finding him using various means. 

Fortunately, Sam had a system. By thoroughly conquering these female leads, he could avoid the deadly ending and even gain enhanced abilities.

The Female Leads Truly Loves You

In the few minutes that Sam went to make coffee, what exactly happened to Aurora?

But it couldn't have been more than five minutes. Besides taking a short nap, there wasn't much she could have done.

What could cause such a drastic change in someone's demeanor in just five minutes?

Sam couldn't figure it out. It seemed impossible to draw a conclusion.

But he thought of a theory: some people, after doing certain things or entering specific states, become entirely different. It's not about summoning a second personality but rather shedding their facade.

They would remember what happened afterward, but most people are good at pretending otherwise.

Could it be that drinking a lot of mixed alcohol was the specific condition that turned Aurora into this helpless, vulnerable state?

It seemed like a plausible explanation. After all, alcohol does numb the nerves, making it hard to control one's true emotions.

A reward?