It all started as a simple coincidence.0

Given Evangeline’s massive subscriber count, she was typically bombarded with numerous sponsorship opportunities.0

She received an offer for a new game that had exploded in popularity, accepting it without much thought. After all, it was all anyone could talk about! People mentioned wanting to try it out, and even those who didn’t usually play games brought it up in conversation.0

Since both Moderation and Si-Woo, who were like older brothers to her, had also taken the sponsorship deal, she decided to stream with them to make it more enjoyable. 0

The game itself was honestly not that fun. Like most PvP-focused games, it aggressively fostered an intense, almost unhealthy competitive spirit. Some could point out the problematic implications of such mechanics, yet in the end, it was up to the individual whether they ended up playing and spending money on the game. 0

There wasn’t any clear answer or solution to such gamification. 0

As expected, both Moderation and Si-Woo, who were experienced streamers, simply finished their sponsorship quotas and dropped the game right away once the obligation was done.0

It just wasn’t their kind of game.0

However, they worried about Evangeline, knowing she had a shorter temper than most might expect. They gave her a warning, just in case.0

- Don’t get sucked into it. If you’re not careful, you’ll end up paying for their next company building.0

The game they were promoting was exceptionally devious with their monetization, where even buying a single package could easily cost from one to three hundred thousand won.[1] 0

Nonetheless, her two friends also knew that Evangeline had always been careful with money despite earning a lot. Seeing her being hesitant to spend ten thousand to two hundred thousand won, they figured she’d be fine.0

Alas, they were woefully incorrect. 0

Unlike the others, Evangeline had signed...0