The Little Wolf in My Phone Clings to Me Every Night

[The heroine’s golden finger gets ridiculously powerful later on: game skills can be turned into real-world skills.]

[Earthlings think it’s a full-dive game, but the NPCs inside are actually aliens.]

[An ordinary, kind-hearted office worker heroine meets a young prince of the interstellar beastfolk. Sweet romance, no angst.]

An Jianing suddenly finds a game app on her phone called “Save the Little Wolf.”

Curious, she opens it and discovers that the little wolf inside isn’t a pitiful cub at all. He’s a muscular, dark-skinned wolf-demon boy, 188 centimeters tall.

Her daily rescue missions involve interacting with him.

An Jianing has a blast playing, never imagining that the wolf demon on her phone by day will show up at night, climb into her bed, and cuddle up to her, acting spoiled.

“Master, didn’t you say you’d keep me company? Give me a hug.” The wolf demon wiggles his fluffy ears and looks at her pitifully.

An Jianing can’t resist and reaches out to pet him. But the sly little wolf keeps pushing his luck. A hug isn’t enough; he wants a kiss, too.

Later, the little wolf appears in a full-dive game. All of Earth becomes hooked on it, unaware that the game’s NPCs are actually aliens.

Earthlings are playing a city-building game; the aliens are matchmaking.