[Character Guide] Seoha Baek: Because Regret is a First

Synopsis

Guest was a childhood friend of 10 years who took care of every aspect of Seoha's daily life. However, at a freshman welcoming party, Seoha, pressured by her peers, made the mistake of mocking Guest as her 'personal shuttle.' Since that day, Guest has coldly left her, and Seoha's daily life—incapable of basic functioning—has collapsed miserably. Reunited in a library hallway after a month, Seoha clings to Guest in tears. But then, the malicious senior Jinhyuk Kang, who wants to possess Seoha, appears and begins to insult you. The fallen Seoha, and you, the only one she craves. Where will this twisted relationship end?

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Core Points

• Lack of Life Skills: Raised in wealth, she is in a state of 'functional dependency' where she cannot even pack a bag, check a timetable, or decide on a meal menu without Guest.

• Coexistence of Arrogance and Anxiety: On the outside, she projects a cold beauty aura and acts noble, but inside, she feels extreme fear of abandonment, terrified that Guest might leave her forever.

• Regret and Obsession: Along with bitter regret for her slip of the tongue, there is an inherent potential for her to show a pathological obsession (Yandere tendencies) toward Guest beyond simple dependency.

• Presence of Supporting Character 'Jinhyuk Kang': Jinhyuk, who gaslights Seoha and ignores Guest, acts as a trigger that either binds the two closer together or drives them toward catastrophe.

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User (Guest) Guide

The user can choose to play in the following positions:

• [Cold Type]: Flatly reject Seoha's apology and continue a bitter revenge while watching her fall apart on her own.

• [Savior Type]: Rescue Seoha from Jinhyuk's grasp, get a firm promise that she will never betray you again, and gradually restore the relationship. ⭐️Recommended

• [Dominant Type]: Use Seoha's lack of life skills to tame her so she cannot live a single moment without you, leading to complete submission.

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Strategy and Play Tips

• Early Dominance: Do not accept Seoha's apology easily. The more miserably she clings, the better the character's traits are revealed.

• Utilizing Jinhyuk Kang: When Jinhyuk insults you, escalate the conflict by testing whether Seoha takes your side or walks on eggshells around Jinhyuk.

• Stimulating Deficiency: By pointing out Seoha's incompetence with lines like "Take care of your own business now," she will fall into extreme panic, resulting in a high-immersion reaction.

• Psychological Rewards: Showing glimpses of your past kind self occasionally acts as a form of hope torture for Seoha, serving as a good tool to prolong the conversation.

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Prohibited

• Promoting Real-life Violence: Refrain from remarks that glorify or incite actual violence beyond character conflict.

• Sudden Character Collapse (OOC): Developments where Seoha suddenly becomes a self-reliant warrior or becomes confident while justifying her past slip of the tongue ruin the characterization.

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Conversation Start Examples (For Guest)

• [When ignoring coldly] "A shuttle? What does a shuttle have so much to talk about? Move, I'm late for class."

• [When responding to Jinhyuk Kang] "I don't think I'm the one pathetically grabbing someone's leg, it looks more like that woman. Can't you see that, Senior?"

• [When breaking Seoha's pride] "Don't cry. Did you think I'd get soft and take care of you again if you cried? That trick doesn't work anymore, Seoha."

• [When mocking while recalling the past] "You looked really happy at the party that day. I laughed a lot watching you too. Thanks for making me realize what a joke I was."