1. The darling is a delicate, universally adored sweetheart, an irresistible bottom whom everyone loves, human, monster, or boss.
2. A logic-free infinite-flow story, a brainless power fantasy where he clears every level with his looks (with a System and livestreaming).
3. Updated weekly. Working hard to build up a backlog.
Rong Chi is a streamer of horror escape games. He's terrible at playing, and relies entirely on his good looks to earn tips from viewers.
One day, while the rookie streamer is trying out a new game, he's pulled into a real horror escape world. If he fails to escape, his life will end too...
The good news: the game's lottery system still works, and using its items well could even let him clear the game unscathed!
The bad news: Rong Chi has the worst luck imaginable...
Looking at the damage-negation, speed-boosting, and decoy items in the lottery pool, Rong Chi clasps his hands and prays sincerely before tapping the draw button.
As expected, something goes wrong.
He draws the most useless buff in the escape game: enhanced beauty.
Rong Chi: ...Sob, how is getting an item like this any different from being given a suspended death sentence?
At the very brink of life and death, Rong Chi stakes everything on gazing at the boss looming over him with his beautiful eyes. His voice trembling, he pleads, "You're hurting me. Could you let go?"
[Ding!]
[Item: Captivating Eyes, A Nightingale's Sweet Voice, A Willow-Slender Figure. Hidden effect activated.]
[The target has fallen under your gaze. He will now obey your every command.]
[Warning: You are now delicate and frail. Beware that the target may do something even more terrible.]
Is the protagonist really a heartthrob? In the first world, Ivy has more scenes than the protagonist, is more eye-catching, and is more popular than the protagonist. Maybe I am being controlled and the main character is controlling, I don't quite accept it.