25.08.19 - Blurb archived
You used to be a cute fangirl, but after watching countless idols crash and burn, you'd turned cynical. Then someone recommended the text-based game [Love and Plunder: Give Me All Your Luck]. The premise was that dating male idols let you steal their luck, and that luck could help you defy fate and change your life.
You were interested. Men who crash and burn deserve to be punished harshly. Why are they always forgiven and coddled?
You downloaded the game, only to be told you had to clear the first world to unlock a random identity.
You tapped Continue and discovered you were now the younger sister of your former bias's bandmate and rival, as well as a figure skater with a bit of talent.
It was just a text game, anyway. To boost your luck and career, you dated your former bias, who only cared about socializing upward, and secretly turned all his friends and juniors into virtual boyfriends behind your brother's back.
Your luck value shot up. As a career-minded person, you exchanged it all for charm and career luck... Before long, you'd become a national goddess, dazzling audiences on the world stage.
The only thing that wasn't perfect was the men in your pond. They'd all developed a craving to call you sister-in-law.
The most disobedient one was your former bias. You didn't love him that much anyway, so you dumped him.
Not long afterward, news broke that he had a new girlfriend. Then your biological brother, whom the System had rated as "promiscuous, a walking jinx, and the worst value for stealing luck," came to see you. Perhaps because you'd once gone halfway down the forbidden path with him to double your luck buff, your brother criticized your former bias, saying he wasn't a suitable partner at all. "At the very least, a worthy partner has to treat you better than I do, right?"
You suspected the scriptwriter was trying to make your brother seem attractive. You scoffed inwardly, pretended to be upset, drew the curtains, then hugged him from behind and cried.
The next second, you suddenly felt the real touch of muscle...
It seemed you'd really transmigrated into the game!!!
Theme: Career-minded people should focus on their careers
