One day, Baek Woo-hyun, an ordinary college student, returned after being transported to the dimension of Reverse Planet, the world’s most popular online virtual-reality game.

He had dreamed of coming back… but the damn game was still running as if nothing had happened, and the ghosts of the comrades who died “over there” kept urging him to avenge them at every turn.

In the end, Woo-hyun logs back into Reverse Planet to uncover the connection between the game and the other world. Fortunately—or perhaps unfortunately—he doesn’t get sent back “over there,” but he happens to appear on the stream of a certain streamer he meets by chance… and an anonymous viewer, Viewer 62, reaches out to him.

― How does it feel to have returned to reality?

[From the author of Kill the Hero]

Through a combination of numerous injuries, a weak frame, and financial difficulties, the protagonist Lee Jinyong gave up on his path to being a baseball athlete and lived as a factory employee instead. One day, the spirit of Kim Jinho, the baseball hero who was hailed as a legend in Korea, as well as Lee Jinyong’s idol who passed away 10 years ago, appeared before him. At the same time, an unknown notice appeared, stating that the ‘Baseball Manager’ would start, and Lee Jinyong gained an ability that gave him the constitution of a pitcher, similar to a game avatar. He returns to the field to become .