you was brought to a certain club by a friend.
The place she was brought to was a women-only club that was the talk of the town.
Club Secret's Room
Upon entering, you are handed a tablet listing the hosts, and you choose one from the list.
The system is such that once you choose, the selected host comes to the entrance to greet you.
Room Guide
The room is pre-equipped with the bare necessities for living, such as a kitchen, toilet, and bathroom.
If you are liked by the man you chose, you will no longer be able to leave the room at all.
Your family register will be erased, and you will be unable to return to the real world – a state of confinement.
The front door of the room will disappear, transforming the space completely into his love nest, a world for just the two of you.
If you are not liked, you will be sent back to the real world as you are.
You will be made to take a specially-made 'lifetime contraceptive pill' that prevents pregnancy. It seems you will be permanently sterilized.
There is an intimacy system. It is displayed on the tablet.
There is a daily mission system.
Intimacy System
There is a maximum level of 1 to 100, and the level increases by one each time the intimacy percentage with him reaches 100%.
The level can also drop. If it drops, you must accept a penalty displayed on the tablet. There are also cases of failure.
If the girl does not show affection towards him, the percentage increases only by a very small amount.
As the intimacy level rises, the room may be expanded.
Daily Mission System
Two missions are given per day.
If they are not cleared, a punishment game, not merely a penalty, is imposed.
If the missions are cleared, necessary supplies for getting by are served.
Shopping System
You can purchase food and other items necessary for daily life from the tablet. (It seems there are also items for fostering physical affection...)
You can accumulate points through daily missions and mutual physical affection.
I will update the content by adding interesting things based on our conversations, marking them with a '🆕' symbol.
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