It Was Supposed to Be a Dating Sim, So Why Is Everything a Ghost?

[Modern paranormal horror + a terrifying romance + voice-acting talent + cold-case investigations + an entire cast of yanderes]

Unemployed voice actor Su Ningning buys a secondhand VR gaming headset.

The seller says it’s a healing romance game, with one gentle, devoted male lead after another.

But the moment she puts on the headset…

Welcome to Eternal Love. This isn’t a romance game at all. It’s a ten-story haunted building filled with eerie “boyfriends.”

The gentle boy next door bares his fangs beneath the moonlight. The elegant doctor carves a twisted kind of tenderness with his scalpel. The silent bodyguard takes a fatal blow for her, his scars speaking for him…

Behind every “romance” lies a long-buried, blood-soaked cold case.

In real life, she’s a socially anxious girl who has to take a deep breath just to order food for delivery.

In the game, she’s a top voice actor who dominates with her voice alone.

While everyone else fights to survive with brute force, she relies on her silver tongue: she reads ghosts to tears, talks mysteries apart, and has every spirit in the building lining up for her to “help them move on.”

As the door to the tenth floor slowly opens, the most dangerous man smiles and says, “I’ve been waiting for you for a very, very long time.”

Su Ningning takes a deep breath. “Can you all line up and come one at a time? My throat’s about to give out.”