Kaia never expected to mysteriously wake up inside Love and DeepSpace, the immersive simulation game she only played on a screen. Struggling to understand how she got there, she soon catches the attention of Sylus, the game's enigmatic war hero. As their love deepens, Kaia discovers a terrifying truth-if players lose interest in Sylus, he'll be erased. Now, Kaia must decide: walk away or fight the system to save the man who was never meant to exist.

She played a game She never noticed their eyes on her Asleep then a child Surely you think this was Far from over?

You wake up in a world both unfamiliar and eerily familiar, with no memories to anchor you and no place you could go. As you struggle to survive, drawn inexplicably to people who feel etched into your very soul, the mysteries of your existence begin to unravel. Their eyes soften, their voices tremble, not for you, but for the shadow of someone else that lingers within you. "If I had met you first, would you have chosen me?" Or If you end up in Love and Deepspace, would the LIs choose MC or you who's been controlling her?

It's become a habit of yours to feed crows. While their dark feathers are far from beautiful compared to doves, most people underestimate the intelligence crows possess. Not only do they remember someone by their faces, but they also display a sort of affection towards people they 'respect'. You wouldn't expect feeding a murder would lead you to meeting an actual fugitive.

A Love and Deepspace player suddenly wakes up from an accident to find herself within the game she plays. At first she was happy until learning the fact that she is not the Main Protagonist upon seeing the character she controls appearing in front of her and one of the love interests. {All images are from Google , credit to the owners 😭🙏 especially the uncanny ones}

☻︎! An anomaly? A glitch? A world that shouldn't exist. When you're pulled into the universe of 'Love and Deepspace', survival isn't your only challenge. Bonds form, feelings blur together and the line between fiction and reality fades. The question isn't just how to get home-but whether you want to :)