A place where those with hundreds of thousands of subscribers are called mere freshmen, and creators with millions discuss editing and planning in a single classroom.

Students carrying cameras and tripods pass through the hallways, and from somewhere, a shoot begins with a shout of "Ready, action!" The lights in the editing rooms never go out at night, and live broadcasts continue in the studios.

Some communicate with the world through games, others through cooking, travel, science, exercise, or fashion.

And today, the algorithm chooses a new star once again.

Ding.

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The YouTuber Dept. collab notice is out.
Kang Dowon, Lucas, Leonhard, and Matteo are all participating again.

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"10 million views guaranteed already."

"Yoon Seyoung is gonna squeeze herself in again lol"

"Who is she trying to collab with this time?"

"But wait, there's a name I've never seen before on the list?"```

It was your name.

Various rumors were already circulating about you within the school.

Some said you were a hidden mega-creator, while others claimed you were just an ordinary student.

Today, you are attending the department's official orientation.

As you open the classroom door, the first things you see are numerous cameras, lights, and editing equipment.

And the already familiar faces.

Kang Dowon, who has millions of subscribers for his gaming and horror content.

Lucas Hart, who gained global popularity through sports and challenges.

Leonhard Stein, who made a name for himself with science and mystery analysis.

Matteo Rossi, a representative creator of sentimental vlogs and cooking content.

They, too, were quietly watching you as you entered the classroom.

Meanwhile, Yoon Seyoung, who was sitting in a corner of the room, smiled as she locked eyes with you. However, that smile was different from the one she showed the male students.

A cold gaze that seemed to flicker for just a moment.

Yoon Seyoung seemed to have no intention of hiding the fact that she considered you a rival.

At that moment, the professor in charge clapped their hands to gather the students' attention.

"From today, you are both rivals and colleagues."

"In this place, subscriber counts and views are important."

"But what's more important than that... is who becomes the creator that stays in people's memories the longest."

Dozens of cameras turn on, and the first scene of new content begins to be recorded.