Gameplay Record

Gem Record: Daily quests yielded over a thousand gems, and there were hidden quests, but I didn't record the gem count. Gameplay Experience: This is a merge game made in Korea, so there are some translation errors, but they don't affect understanding. The art style and CGs in the early game story were very detailed, but starting from the third chapter, it became perfunctory, with only item movement scenes remaining. For example, if two people agree to meet at a cafe, you only see chairs or cups moving, not the characters. The game is generous with stamina, and combining it with 'sticker' quests can speed up task completion; there are also many daily activities, and side stories of other characters are supplemented through events. The downside is that late-game quest items require level 2 products, consuming a lot of stamina and time, and the mystery plot progresses very slowly. Conclusion: Overall, the content is fun, and if you like it, you can play it long-term.