I woke up as the villain in a romance simulation game my younger sister loved. ... more>>

Not just any villain, but Ranshel—the servant who torments one of the capture targets, Zavad, only to meet a miserable end.

"Eunhye, your brother is absolutely screwed…"

To return to my original world in a healthy body, I need to die at Zavad’s hands, just like in the game.

But from my so-called father, the duke, to my stepmother who entered the family later, and even the hidden eyes of the imperial family—

There are way too many villains in this game besides Ranshel, and for Zavad, every single moment of his life is a crisis.

If I want to die at Zavad’s hands, doesn’t that mean he has to survive first?

In the end, Ranshel finds himself in a situation where he must protect Zavad from other villains—

Only to betray him in the end and die.

* * *

“…Well, that works out for us. There’s no chance we’ll ever come to cherish each other anyway.”

Ranshel smiled.

Wasn’t that a good thing?

Their relationship was nothing more than a contractual exchange.

He would help Zavad become the head of his family, and in return, he’d receive an enormous sum of gold.

Until Zavad gained enough power, he’d rely on Ranshel’s help, and when he could finally use his wealth freely, he’d pay him back.

That was all there was to it.

Zavad must have had similar thoughts because he curled his lips into a smirk, though his expression remained displeased.

“Obviously. Why would I ever waste affection on someone as filthy as you, a commoner?”

Filthy. Commoner.

He put particular emphasis on those words.

It was almost funny—his tone was so refined that even an insult didn’t quite sound like one.

Ranshel knew he should laugh, but for some reason, the laughter didn’t come easily.

So he forced himself to smile, tugging at his lips deliberately.

“Right. Just like I have no intention of serving you with body and soul, you shouldn’t go around developing unnecessary feelings for me either. Just thinking about it is unpleasant.”

Zavad scoffed in disbelief.

“How ridiculous. Worry about yourself first. And stop staring at my face like some lovesick fool.” <<less

Former all-server #1 Support ranker, Baek Dohee (m), known as GoingSupport, who’s walked the pure and lonely road of Support all his life.... more>>

It’s been three years since he started Sword of God, one of the two pillars of MMORPGs praised as god-tier games… but what’s the point of others calling it a god game? To him, it’s a dead game.

Disillusioned with the never-improving treatment of the Support class in-game, he eventually started raising one of the most overpowered DPS classes, Dark Assassin, and got a taste of thrilling burst damage and respect.

But the excitement of playing a DPS didn’t last long. After letting go of the Support he’d raised with so much care, and quitting streaming altogether, Dohee slowly began to lose interest in the game.

Around that time, a major raid update rolled out. Unable to quit completely thanks to his cousin’s insistence, Dohee stuck around just doing daily quests half-heartedly. One day while passing through a hunting field, he spotted a clumsy-looking newbie Support who couldn’t even take down beginner monsters… and ended up helping without even meaning to.

“What’s up with this kid’s nickname?”

[Whisper to GOingSupport187] : What’s with your username? lol You look like a bootleg version of that bastard GoingSupport.

[Whisper from GOingSupport187] : GoingSupport is a legend! How could you call him that ㅠㅠ;; That’s way too harsh…

A clueless newbie dreaming of becoming the second coming of Support,

and a grizzled veteran who can’t hear the word “Support” without his eyes twitching.

A relentless pursuit of cat and mouse between the two—

or wait, no… a love story! ♥ <<less

Jeong Hyunsol (lead), who had dreamed of becoming an actor since childhood, was promised a three-year time frame by his conservative parents to pursue his dream. After a series of challenging and lonely attempts, he gets cast as the lead in a drama on an OTT platform. His co-star is Yoon Suyoung (secondary lead), an actor who once made a name for himself as a talented newbie by grabbing a rookie award.... more>>

Hyunsol, believing this to be his last chance, grits his teeth and immerses himself in the role. However, whether it’s because it’s a BL drama or because of his personalitySuyoung seems somewhat irritable and distant.

“Do you not like my acting?”

“It’s not that… I know you can do better.”

From the friction at their first shoot, the two start immersing themselves in the work as if competing against each other.

“Have you ever dated a co-star?”

“Why do you ask?”

“You look like the type, you know? Like you’ve made many girls cry.”

But perhaps they’re too engrossed? Their hearts keep skipping a beat.

“Do you cry a lot?”

“Huh?”

“Men can avoid crying too.”

Is this just over-immersion, or is it romantic feelings?

Are we in a drama or is this non-fiction? <<less