Jiang Sheng Shih Er Xing Zuo (Born into One of the Twelve Star Signs) by LuoYijun is widely known in Taiwan as a classic work of video game fiction, relating the story of a young school dropout who plays a lot of violent video games.This work, written by a male writer, inspired the current study into video game fictions written by female authors and with female characters as the protagonists. This paper examines two such works: Xi Hung Zuang (Playing with Red-clad Lady) by Chou Qian-Ru, which won a literary award at National Chiayi University in 2003, and Chao Shui (Tides) by Wu Si-Ying, which won a Phoenix literary award at National Cheng Kung University in 2008. The video games described in their texts involve role plays and treasure hunts, which are the kind of games that women tend to favor. Both works draw on the culture of video games when presenting various taboo acts of the female characters, such as imagining incest and various sexual scenes, in a way that is counter to the rational, mechanical and monotonous reality of life. This paper figuratively considers that the writers of video game fiction are involved in two kinds of games in the writing process, exercising their writing abilities to create narratives in one, while also fighting in avirtual world in the other.