An Min would stake her life on this: in the whole world, she's the only one who can guarantee her boyfriend will never be unfaithful.
That's because his heart beats in her chest every day, in the most literal sense.
Honestly, that man might not even be human... Who gets their heart ripped out and still runs all over the place?
Oh, right. He's the ultimate villain in a mildly terrifying cyberpunk game based on the Cthulhu mythos.
...In that case, never mind.
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Ever since she transmigrated into the game she'd played, An Min had been brooding over her grim future.
One day, she woke up as a disposable NPC in the game world, a lackey of the financial conglomerates, codename 11.
That's pretty powerful...
Wait, in this action-packed combat game where anyone with a conglomerate codename can throw their weight around, she's the only one who isn't part of the combat roster.
But there is good news: the System she's bound to seems to be tailor-made to deal with these unscientific things.
Bad news: this System, which seems like antivirus software, takes a lot of money to use. And after she finally won him over, she learned that her strongest partner, her beloved husband, who can grab her with his bare hands and leap straight up forty floors at a time, is the game's ultimate villain, lurking in the shadows.
So here's the question:
What should she do to make sure her husband won't kill her along with everyone else?
Should she save her partner before it's too late?
Well, she really wants to believe that what they have is true love.
But when she was pursuing him, all he did was roll his eyes at her, then transfer all his money to her.
Their relationship really is barely there.
...But it's not like she only wants him for his money.
She wants his body, too.
-Reader's Guide-
1v1, SC, HE
The male lead is the kind of villain who wants to destroy the world even on his deathbed. He's been split into many pieces and physically used as lab material for implantation all over the place. But if any piece reaches a certain size, it's the real him, so the female lead may end up with more than one husband.
Theme: Live well for yourself and for the people who love you
