[Showbiz] Love and Idols

Ever since the romance idol game was announced, it has been mired in controversy. Its central premise is dating idols, with card draws as its core mechanic. The game combines romance, dress-up, room design, and a host of other features.

The game was highly anticipated when it was first announced, but after its reveal, it became controversial because in addition to the four male leads, there was also a female character available to romance.

Of course, players of all genders could pursue the characters, but who would expect boys to play a romance game?

Aside from the female romance option, #RealPersonXX# and #XXBookXX# also became hot topics around the game.

It's impossible not to read the entertainment industry into it.

In fact, the game did inspire a "so good after all" reaction on its release day: the female romance option, who could be both cool and sweet, became the most popular character.

Jin Ke'ai is questioning her life. She transmigrates into a game made by her friend, only to find herself working as customer support???

Isn't she just customer support? Other people think they're dating her, but she's talking to countless people at once, using the same preset System responses for convenience.

After seeing his own name trending, a certain #XXBookXX, with nothing better to do, opens the game. "Wow, she's so pretty. Why won't she answer me? I'll spend big for her!"

Female lead: a former child star who later returns home to inherit the family business

Theme: Romance