"Who are you?"
"I'm Cecilia, the youngest daughter of violinist Wu Zhenghe and pianist Annika Huang."
"Then why are you here?"
"I injured my finger. I can't press down on the strings anymore."
"But this is a psychiatric sanatorium. Your file says that's not why you came here, doesn't it?"
"...I..."
"Try to remember. Why did you come here...?"
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So why did I come here?
To this game world I can never escape.
Please, save me. I just want to go home.
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This world is both absurd and real. You can exchange the favor of nameless characters for game points, and in the game world, points determine everything, including how long you survive. As long as you have points left, death only means the next round begins. In a new round, everything is brand-new, including your memories. But what happens when your points run out?
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Probably something just a little worse than the worst outcome you can imagine right now.
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So please, try to remember why you came to this world and what you need to do.
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Don't worry. Everything in the game world is, of course, fake.
Right?
[Note: The story set in the original world is in another novel, "K-Pop: Wishing Upon the Stars." You can read them together.]
Theme: I want to create a character who can stay by the side of the people I love
What a miserable heroine, forced to please others
I don't quite understand it. Do I have to read it in conjunction with this other article to understand it? Is there a connection between these two?
It's so beautiful. How come there is such a beautiful article? I'm so impressed.
Go, go, go, write big! !