I Stopped Simping and the Heroines Lost Their Minds

Arthur Vance was supposed to be the biggest failure in the academy.

Weak, sickly, awkward, and known as the creepy first-year student who always stared at women far out of his league.

Then everything changed.

Because someone else woke up inside his body.

Now armed with knowledge of hidden quests, secret rewards, and broken game-like systems in the world, Arthur decides he’s done being a joke.

Instead of chasing people who don’t care about him, he starts focusing on something else—power.

While the so-called heroes fight for fame, Arthur works in the shadows. He exploits dungeons, abuses hidden mechanics, and slowly turns his useless Scout class into something far more dangerous.

But the biggest change isn’t his strength.

It’s the people around him.

The professors, noble girls, and deadly beauties who used to ignore him suddenly can’t understand what changed. Arthur is no longer looking at them the way he used to—and that absence of attention starts to mess with them in ways they don’t expect.

Confusion turns into curiosity.

Curiosity turns into obsession.

And in a world full of monsters and power struggles, that kind of obsession might be the most dangerous force of all.