Idol Misfortune Simulation

#Game Possession · Idol Gong · Secretary Gong · CEO Shou · Savior Shou · Mercedes-Benz Shou · Possessed Shou

“Hey, Gwon. Want to try this?”

Gwon, who was about to play the game Idol Misfortune Simulation 2 that his younger brother gave him, falls asleep. When he wakes up, he realizes he has become the CEO named Gwon of Gwon Entertainment inside the game.

Gwon signs a contract to take the idol group Tartaros away from an abusive agency. But after learning that the members of Tartaros had been mistreated by their former president all this time, he gets angry….

“And I am not your master, and you are not my product. A person can never be a commodity. No one should ever treat another person like that.”

“...What? Then what exactly are we to each other?”

Fortunately, the premium package has been activated, so there is no shortage of support for Tartaros, but then an unexpected status window appears…

[※ Please make the idol group Tartaros as miserable as you like!]

Modern · multiple seme / one uke · beautiful seme · younger seme · large-dog seme · obsessive seme · prickly seme · beautiful uke · kind uke · naive uke · devoted uke · proper uke · superior uke · chaebol uke · older uke · dimension travel / soul swap · jealousy · misunderstanding · entertainment industry · office romance · politics / society / chaebol · game novel · sweet · slice of life · healing · incident-driven · growth · calm · uke perspective

[Preview]

“They found out.”

Even though my words were rather abrupt, Secretary Seong Yu-jun simply kept a calm expression. Looking at him, I became convinced once again that he had either figured out my identity or at least had some similar suspicion.

Someone as self-assured as Secretary Seong Yu-jun would never let go of a suspicion once it started, until he was satisfied with his own conclusion. And I had no way to convince him, since I had no information at all about the Gwon inside the game.

Denying it in this situation would just be a waste of energy and time. It would be better to admit it quickly and try to persuade him somehow, or have a conversation.

“When did you realize it? No, maybe it’s better to ask how much you know?”

“From User Entertainment a week ago, and I also know that the CEO standing in front of me is the CEO, but not really the CEO.”