Chapter 1: Gwak Seon-woo wakes up in a game world with a system 'nudging' him into being a 'gwanggong'. I would not survive this, my temper would flare so hard. He can't talk normally, he's forced to take a cold shower and he can't even shop for himself. And his house is all black and white. He's probably not even allowed to smile. And the body isn't his real one, though he didn't react much to it besides noting the features. I hope he finds some form of freedom or this is going to be irksome.
Chapter 2: Seon-woo and his co-worker had had a conversation in the past about what exactly a gwanggong is because the co-worker was making a BL game based on a novel about one, so that's the game Seon-woo is in. Seon-woo isn't even allowed to talk on his own in front of others and is forced to choose mean dialogue/actions or actions that force him into situations.
Chapter 3: He met Seo Eun-jae at STARBOX (lol) and the system tried to push feelings onto him to like him, in this chapter he also meets a guy at work, Gwak Seung-hyeon, where he is the CEO. "At this point, Seon-woo felt like crying." SAME MY GUY. Great, Seung-hyeon feels inferior to Seon-woo and develops feelings for Eun-jae.according to the profiles.
Chapter 4: The throwing away the sub scene was so hard to read. 😭 ...Yet I can't stop reading, hoping for some sign of the system breaking or at least not getting worse.
Chapter 5: How it describes how awful the attempted brainwashing feels... What does the System have against fooood. Was it all because it was waiting for Eun-jae to offer him dinner??
Chapter 6: Seon-woo seems to be finding little ways of getting around the System, like the 'what's so funny/handing a towel' thing? Eun-jae isn't a real person like Seon-woo but I still pity him to for being moved around the board for the game too.
Chapter 7: Seon-woo is forced to bring Eun-jae home with him. Seon-woo defies the system and loses a bunch of points. I wonder why Eun-jae is so persistent in talking to Seon-woo? Because his role is to teach Seon-woo love as the shou?
Chapter 8: On the way to a family gathering. Seon-woo and Eun-jae are getting closer, Seon-woo realized how sad it was that Gwanggong' doesn't have any friends so it attempted to open up more to Eun-jae. Seung-hyeon is put out that Seon-woo had gukbap instead of his sub, but Seon-woo only had the gukbap because Eun-jae was so insistent on paying him back for his help. Oh, and his score is not looking good. 10 more points before a debuff...
Chapter 9: The chairman's youngest son Sang-cheol is the one who is corrupt and Seon-woo has to investigate, he picks at Seung-hyeon because apparently his dad was chairman's middle son and he's dead and there's more to it. I'm so happy that Sang-cheol's corruption is giving Seon-woo the chance to act in a Gwanggong way to earn points while also helping Seung-hyeon in a small way.
Chapter 10: A flat tire is cause for -8 points, geeze, I thought his thoughts about not being able to help the old man had made the system deduct them. I guess it's because he 'let' Sang-cheol score a point over him. *rolls eyes* I'd love to be in Seung-hyeon's head at this point.
As frustrating as the System is, I'm quite enjoying this story and am eager to see where it goes. I'm scared that the debuff would be the System taking over for a while, like forcing him to be awful until his points are up. I'd rather it be something like 'chance of an accident happening'. Though it might be something like 'bad stuff happens to your company and people start to faith in you'.
Gukbap looks really tasty btw, anything with rice is a plus for me haha.
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bluapapilio) wrote2025-09-22 07:46 pm
Watched S1E3 of 
