Hiroshi Yuki, un lycéen ennuyeux, a obtenu le RPG Polar Quest à la suite d'une étrange succession d'événements. Le jeu, réalisé à l'aide de la meilleure technologie, fait honneur à sa réputation de « réalisme ultime ». Les graphismes, le comportement des PNJ, l'odeur des plantes et des arbres ou encore la brise qui vous caresse le visage. Tout est si réaliste que cela en devient insupportable. De plus, le joueur doit compléter plus de 10 000 000 000 000 000 de quêtes pour terminer le jeu. En rajoutant à ça le fait que si on se blesse, cela met plusieurs jours à guérir, le jeu en devient presque impossible à terminer.

Nous allons donc suivre ce lycéen qui va essayer de terminer un jeu trop réaliste avec comme seule récompense le sentiment d'accomplissement.

Ten years ago, at the peak of the VRMMO development industry, a game titled "Kiwame Quest" entered the scene with potential like no other. Boasting a colossal total of 10 sexdecillion branches of possible story scenarios, this game pursued ultimate realism, ranging from humanlike NPCs to the perfect replication of all senses and physical abilities. But it soon became apparent that the game was too realistic, and the popularity of VRMMOs in general gradually began to plunge. At present, due to an accident a few years prior, the high school student Hiroshi Yuuki now immerses himself in full-dive RPGs as a form of escapism. After failing to acquire the latest version of his favorite game, Hiroshi stumbles upon a game shop and meets its beautiful clerk Reona Kisaragi who convinces him to buy a copy of Kiwame Quest so that they can play together. The first time Hiroshi plays the game, he marvels at the realism it offers. However, his astonishment is short-lived as he sets off a series of misfortunes, quickly realizing that the game is even worse than his already stressful life. Nevertheless, Hiroshi still finds himself logging on again despite his growing contempt for the game. With no do-overs in his current disadvantageous situation, Hiroshi only has one goal—clearing the game!

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