"System Warning: The original script has been corrupted. Please avoid dying until the next patch." I woke up inside the body of Han Serin, the rich and cruel villainess of a Korean dating sim. Her ending? A tragic death. But the real problem? This isn't a blockbuster game from a major studio. It’s a bankrupt, bug-ridden indie project built by a chronically stressed college student. If I follow the script, I die. If I try to run away, the map fails to load, and I plunge into a pixelated void. To survive, I am forced to team up with the Lead Programmer from the real world—who talks to me through a sarcastic system window, desperate not to fail his graduation project. While we try to patch the broken code to keep me alive, the cold, handsome CEO of the game's publishing company (the original male lead) decides to ignore the sweet heroine and starts chasing the wrong villainess: me. Can we fix the game before his love breaks the server for good?