Is This Really an Otome Game?

One day, you come across a newly developed full-dive VR otome game. Supposedly, it lets you fall in love as if you were really there, immersing yourself completely.

So without hesitation, you immediately place an order.

But due to a System malfunction, you actually end up buying another immersive game made by the same company: a horror game.

You don't notice at all.

You quickly load the program and enter the game, ready to enjoy a sweet romance with your virtual boyfriends that will never end.

Only after entering the game do you discover that your husbands are a killer who strikes on rainy nights, a murderous clown, a sinister taxidermist, and a crooked doctor, among others.

You completely ignore their eerie smiles, twisted worldviews, and the weapons in their hands.

You just think they are completely different from the male leads in the otome games you've played before.

Good. They have your full attention now.

[Reader's Guide]

1. The blurb uses second person; the story uses third person.

2. An ordinary girl adored by everyone; the male leads are gorgeous.

3. Both the heroine and the male leads are troubled.

Theme: Love life, love yourself.