The End of a Middle-Aged Mid-Rank Assassin ~It's strange that enemy men are easily defeated while enemy beautiful girls are rescued by the protagonist and rise to become one of the heroines. Saved by an otherworld transferee who makes such an argument, I became a beautiful maid~

When you watch movies or anime, don't you ever wonder about things? For example, there are scenes where the protagonist possesses overwhelming power and defeats a large number of soldiers with barely a scratch. Those enemy soldiers have lived for decades and must have received combat training. Yet they are defeated so easily—it seems unnatural to me, even if it's necessary to highlight the protagonist's strength. This time, I made it a story about an enemy attack. In fictional works, there are scenes where enemies try to eliminate the protagonist, but the protagonist repels them with overwhelming power. The problem is what happens after that. People who look like villains and giant monsters usually have their lives taken. I've seen quite a few characters I didn't think needed to be killed, so I wrote a story about saving them. This is a second-person novel formatted so that you observe the scene. It's three parts in total. If there are those of you who think it was good after reading this work, I would be happy if you could also read the longer work "Succuribaers! = You Who Were Not Purchased at the Hero Auction in Another World, Along with Your Doll Succubus, Forcefully Proceed with a Terrifying Reverse Ability for a One-Shot Comeback! =" The first act of Succuribaers awaits you across all 72 episodes, from an otherworldly transfer plain girl to a maid. Also, there are various short stories. "Succuribaers Extra!" themed around "expulsion serves you right, too late now," "HoraChoco!" with spring, mystery, and horror, "The Ninety-Seventh Idol" where you undress before me, "Plain High School Student and Plain Ghost" wanting to drink tapioca, and "Junior Girl Coworker Who Does Ear Cleaning" themed around ASMR—please enjoy these as well.