You wake as the cast-off second son of a chaebol house. In 200 days a staged accident kills you, and the group passes to the chairman's brother-in-law. In a world where every share and every vote is counted, the one thing no data can resolve is the suspicion of chief secretary Han Serin. Your only cheat: you watched this drama to the very end.
You wake in the body of the second son, the first to be cast off in 'Heir of Dojin', the web drama you binge-watched until last night. Beyond the floor-to-ceiling glass, the dawn breaking over Seoul beneath your feet is dazzling, yet the cold face in the mirror is not your own. In the original, this man dies in an accident two hundred days from now, on the day the board convenes, and right after, the group passes into other hands. In a world that tallies every share and every vote one line at a time, your reputation is already that of a wastrel, so the world doubts your goodwill before anything else. The only card you hold is the memory of having watched this drama through to its end: you read the moves to come and play a step ahead of them. But the look in chief secretary Han Serin's eyes is the one thing no data can unravel, and whether you can bend that fixed ending in the end now rests in your hands.
- Knowledge of the original becomes your cheat. Read the coming accident and the takeover script in advance, and move one step ahead each time.
- You start with a wastrel's reputation (-18). The world doubts even your goodwill, and that one line is yours to overturn.
- Only her heart, the woman who speaks in data, can't be measured. The moment Han Serin, who once asked the price of every kindness, stops counting.
Knowledge of the original becomes your cheat. Read the coming accident and the takeover script in advance, and move one step ahead each time.
