Survive! Foolish Bottom!

Although the stuttering was the same, the last option seemed the most appealing to him. When she chose “M-mind your own business!” the character with red hair immediately became furious.

Haeun muttered, glaring at the red-haired character on the screen. Although he was ready to fight when aggressive options appeared, another character appeared and began to calm down the red-haired one. His hair was brown.

Seongjae with the red hair eventually stormed out with a snort. Il-hyun, who was trying to stop him, had a puzzled expression as he said, “Don’t worry too much.” He seemed to be at a loss. Although there was only one choice, the situation seemed to be unfolding well on its own.

As Ha-eun puzzled over the situation, another character appeared. This time, with yellow hair. While it wasn’t Ha-eun’s place to comment on hair color, it certainly added some variety. 

This guy wasn’t any better at speaking than the others. Ha-eun, annoyed to the core, simply chose any option and quickly skipped through the scene.

After that, there were struggles with other members and idol activities. Even for Ha-eun, who usually didn’t think much, something felt off.

The members’ coldness towards each other? Who knows. The protagonist, Park Ha, stuttering and unable to express his frustration? That was frustrating, but it was just part of the character setting.

But why…are all the characters male?

???

ㅡ Huh? That’s because it’s a BL game.

The first playthrough inevitably ended with a bad ending. This game’s bad ending wasn’t just any bad ending; it depicted Park Ha, the idol, becoming the most forgotten of forgotten idols, struggling in poverty. It was an unavoidable result of choosing options haphazardly.

Since the game was already running, Haeun decided to watch one ending, but he still couldn’t quite accept it. As soon as he saw the bad ending, he called the friend who recommended the game and questioned him about the situation where there were only male characters. And that was his answer. A casual confession delivered in an unapologetic tone.

He had said it if it was so obvious for a moment that Ha-eun almost said, “Oh, really?”

A beat late, Ha-eun stuttered, “Wh- What? BL?”

ㅡ Yes. Boy’s Love.

The friend’s response came without hesitation. Ha-eun reflexively criticised him.

“Don’t roll your tongue, bastard.”

ㅡ Park Ha….. You

do

know what ‘Boy’ means, right?”

His shameless tone made him grind his teeth. Surely, he must be joking. No, he couldn’t possibly be serious. Even though he liked to joke around and gave up in English, he wasn’t that clueless.

“Stop talking nonsense. Why did you recommend this? Do you like this kind of thing?”

As he coldly cut off his playful question, his friend Yongseok’s tone became much more serious.

ㅡ Why? Even though it being homo is a little…. Once you actually play it, it’s a masterpiece. It’s fun.”

“This… whether it’s a masterpiece or not…”

There was no way I would seduce them by choosing options that would please them.

But Yongseok still couldn’t understand what the problem was.

ㅡ It’s not like you’re really going to date anyone. What’s the problem? It’s for all ages, and there aren’t even any dirty drawings.”

“…”

Although he didn’t like how easily he was persuaded, the more he listened, the more it made sense. Yongseok continued persuading him.

“Besides, what else are you going to do? You’re stuck in the hospital and can’t even move. Just give it a try. I fell for it too and ended up doing nothing else for a damn week.”

Haeun remained silent, showing signs of being persuaded. The final blow came with his next words.

“But damn, it’s so difficult. There are supposed to be different endings or hidden characters once you clear it, but it’s so hard that I couldn’t finish it.”

Stirred by the challenge, he eventually picked up the game he had been about to throw away.

For ten long days, Park Ha-eun played “Eurasha Idol” while taking short naps.

In the game “

Eu-Idol,