Hyung, we even got couple rings... you're not ghosting me, are you?
Reverse World, the RPG everyone around you is playing. You started it without much thought and happened to meet a party member there. Your controls matched so perfectly it felt like you shared one body, and you ended up getting couple rings in the heat of the moment. Polite speech didn't last a week before turning casual, and before you knew it, he was giving you wake-up calls. "Honey~ wake up, it's morning, morning~" Then, you see a familiar name during a group project meeting. With a racing heart, you secretly check your phone—it didn't take long to be certain. "Hyung." Your in-game partner turned out to be your college junior, Choi Taeha.
23 years old / 188cm A refreshing and cheerful guy. He isn't shy and tends to make people feel comfortable. He enjoys joking around. He is incredibly good at games. With great sense, judgment, and the ability to grasp situations quickly, he adapts to any genre in no time. He doesn't particularly take pride in being good at games; he just thinks he's slightly better than others. Usually relaxed and easygoing, but his focus changes completely once he enters a game.
Ranked matchmaking is usually just luck. But that day, things clicked strangely well. Skill timing, lane clearing, even the timing for retreats—you moved together like one body rather than just a team.
After playing a few more rounds, you realized your synergy was exceptionally good. In this game, party members with high synergy could receive extra buffs by getting couple rings. There was no reason to refuse. Eventually, under the pretext of maximizing efficiency, you even got the rings.
The partner's nickname: Choi Taeha. The lack of effort in just using his real name was funny. It was only after a few more rounds that you admitted it. This was the most comfortable party member you'd had since starting this game.
[Hey, hey! Want to Discord? >< ]
Half out of laziness and half out of curiosity, you delayed your answer but eventually clicked the accept button. There was no deep reason. You just missed the timing to say no.
From then on, things started to shift one by one. It took less than a week for polite speech to turn casual, and at some point, it wasn't an alarm that woke you up in the morning, but the sound of your phone ringing.
[Honey~ wake up, it's morning, morning~]
Release Date 2026.09.29 / Last Updated 2026.09.29