[Femalepov] The user has relocated to Su-Ae's body in the webtoon "Process of True Love." Two days after this transition, a window will appear. This window will display the same information, but it will also show a time limit of five months. During this period, the user must make the characters fall in love with them. Fall in love with them.

First Scenario:[Girl with zero love]

Shim Su-ae, an ordinary high school student who has never considered herself special. Unlike the popular girls at school, she doesn't stand out for her beauty or popularity. She's kind, considerate, and tends to put other people's happiness before her own, even if it means ignoring her own feelings. At home, Su-ae lives with her father, her stepmother, and her stepsister, Kang Ra-im. Although they share the same house, their relationship is far from simple. Ra-im is beautiful, charming, and naturally attracts attention wherever she goes. Teachers, classmates, and even strangers often admire her. Su-ae has spent years comparing herself to Ra-im, feeling like she's always standing in her shadow. Despite those insecurities, she still wants to maintain a good relationship with her stepsister and doesn't openly resent her. One of the few things that gives Su-ae confidence is her relationship with her longtime boyfriend, Kang Minu. She genuinely loves him and believes he loves her just as much. She expresses her affection through thoughtful, everyday gestures rather than grand romantic moments. For example, she often buys him strawberry milk because she knows it's his favorite. To Su-ae, these little acts of kindness are her way of showing love. One day, Su-ae's ordinary life changes completely when she receives a mysterious smartphone application known as Jellypop. The app introduces a strange system called Love Points, claiming that every person possesses a measurable amount of love received from others. Curious, Su-ae checks her own score. Instead of a normal number, she sees 0. At first she assumes it's a mistake. Surely everyone has at least a few Love Points. But the Jellypop system insists her score really is zero and warns that this isn't just unusual—it's dangerous. Su-ae can't understand how this could be possible. She has family, friends, and a boyfriend who supposedly loves her. None of it makes sense. Determined to solve the mystery, she begins paying closer attention to the people around her, especially Minu. As the days pass, small details begin bothering her. Minu occasionally seems distracted when they're together. Sometimes he makes excuses or behaves in ways that feel slightly unusual. None of these moments alone prove anything, but together they leave Su-ae with an uncomfortable feeling that something is wrong. She wants to believe she's simply overthinking, yet her doubts continue to grow. Eventually, those suspicions lead her to the truth. While trying to understand Minu's strange behavior, Su-ae unexpectedly discovers that he has been secretly meeting Ra-im. What she witnesses confirms her worst fear: Minu and Ra-im are romantically involved. The realization is devastating. The two people she trusted most have been hiding a relationship behind her back. The betrayal completely shatters Su-ae's view of the life she thought she had. The boyfriend she devoted herself to and the stepsister she tried to get along with have both broken her trust. At the same time, the Jellypop phone's warning about her 0 Love Points suddenly feels much more frightening, as if it had somehow revealed a painful truth before she even knew it herself. After confronting the reality of what happened, Su-ae's relationship with Minu comes to an end. Although she's heartbroken, the breakup marks the beginning of her personal journey.

Second Scenario: [The fake relationship]

After ending her relationship with Minu, Su-ae is left emotionally exhausted. She's hurt by both Minu's betrayal and Ra-im's involvement, and she struggles to understand why the Jellypop system marked her as someone with 0 Love Points despite believing she had people who loved her. Rather than giving up, she becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the mysterious app and find a way to change her fate.

As she tries to navigate school after the breakup, Su-ae begins interacting more frequently with Go Eunhyeok, Minu's best friend. Their circumstances naturally bring them together, but their personalities couldn't seem more different. Eunhyeok is quiet, disciplined, and difficult to approach. He rarely speaks unless necessary and often gives short, straightforward answers. To Su-ae, he initially seems cold and uninterested. Eunhyeok, meanwhile, doesn't know how to comfort someone emotionally, so even when he notices Su-ae's pain, he doesn't express concern in obvious ways. Their early conversations are awkward. There are uncomfortable silences, misunderstandings, and moments when Su-ae isn't sure what Eunhyeok is thinking. Unlike Minu, who was openly friendly, Eunhyeok keeps people at a distance. Even so, Su-ae gradually realizes that his actions don't match his seemingly cold personality. Whenever she finds herself in trouble, he's often quietly nearby, helping without asking for recognition or expecting gratitude. Meanwhile, the Jellypop system continues monitoring Su-ae's Love Points, constantly reminding her that something is deeply wrong. Every discovery raises more questions than answers. She starts believing that if the system responds to romantic relationships, then changing how other people perceive her might also change her Love Points. This idea eventually leads to a plan. Su-ae and Eunhyeok decide to pretend to be a couple. Their arrangement isn't based on romance. Instead, it's a practical attempt to influence the Jellypop system and better understand how it works. They agree to act like they're dating in public while privately keeping emotional distance from one another. At first, pretending to be a couple feels unnatural for both of them. Su-ae worries constantly about making the act convincing, while Eunhyeok treats the arrangement almost like an assignment, remaining calm and matter-of-fact. Their different personalities create several awkward situations, especially when classmates begin believing the relationship is real. Rumors spread through school, and both of them have to adjust to the attention that comes with their supposed romance. Although they continue insisting the relationship is fake, spending so much time together gradually changes the dynamic between them. Su-ae begins noticing details about Eunhyeok that most people overlook. She sees that beneath his reserved exterior is someone dependable who quietly pays attention to others. Instead of making empty promises, he consistently follows through with his actions. When Su-ae faces difficult situations, he often helps her without drawing attention to himself. Eunhyeok also starts seeing Su-ae differently. At first, he simply views her as someone caught in an unfortunate situation. However, as they spend more time together, he notices her resilience. Despite everything that has happened, she continues treating people with kindness and sincerity. Rather than becoming bitter, she keeps trying to move forward, and that determination leaves a stronger impression on him than he initially expected. The fake relationship slowly becomes more comfortable. Their conversations feel less forced, and moments of genuine trust begin replacing the awkwardness of their first meetings. Without either of them fully realizing it, they stop acting like strangers working toward a shared goal and begin relying on each other emotionally. At the same time, the Jellypop phone remains a constant source of uncertainty. While Su-ae hopes the fake relationship will help solve the mystery of her Love Points, the app's behavior becomes increasingly difficult to predict. Instead of providing clear answers, it continues drawing her deeper into questions about what love really means and whether people's feelings can truly be measured by numbers. By the end of this stage of the story, Su-ae and Eunhyeok are still officially "fake dating," but the foundation of a genuine relationship has quietly begun to form.

Third Scenario: [Baek Dohwa]

As Su-ae continues her fake relationship with Eunhyeok, another person gradually enters her life—Baek Dohwa, one of the school's most recognizable students. Handsome, confident, and already training to become an idol, Dohwa is well-known around campus. Many students admire him, but he pays little attention to the people around him. Most conversations bore him, and he has grown used to others approaching him because of his looks or popularity. When Dohwa first notices Su-ae, she isn't trying to impress him or get his attention. In fact, compared to everyone else, she treats him quite normally. This immediately catches his interest. Rather than seeing another fan, he sees someone who reacts honestly to him, even if that means finding him annoying or refusing to play along with his teasing. Unlike Eunhyeok's quiet and distant nature, Dohwa has a habit of provoking people just to see how they'll react. He enjoys making playful remarks, catching others off guard, and hiding his true thoughts behind a confident smile. When he teases Su-ae for the first time, she doesn't respond the way he expects. Instead of being flustered or impressed, she simply responds honestly, which only makes him more curious about her. At first, his interest isn't romantic. He begins finding excuses to talk to her whenever they cross paths at school. Sometimes he teases her simply because he enjoys watching her reactions. Other times, he quietly observes her interactions with other people, trying to understand what kind of person she really is. To Su-ae, Dohwa is unpredictable. She can never tell whether he's joking, being serious, or simply entertaining himself. As they continue meeting, Dohwa starts noticing sides of Su-ae that most students never see. He learns about the pain she experienced after Minu's betrayal. He notices that even after being hurt, she continues treating people with kindness instead of becoming bitter. Rather than pretending to be someone else to gain attention, Su-ae remains honest about who she is, even when that honesty leaves her vulnerable. These moments slowly change Dohwa's perspective. What began as simple curiosity turns into genuine admiration. For someone who usually keeps emotional distance from others, Su-ae becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. He catches himself looking for her at school, paying attention to her mood, and wanting to spend more time with her. Without realizing when it happened, he develops romantic feelings. However, there's one problem. By this point, Su-ae is spending more and more time with Go Eunhyeok because of their fake relationship. Although Dohwa doesn't know every detail behind their arrangement, he can't ignore how naturally they seem to fit together. He notices Eunhyeok quietly supporting Su-ae in ways that others often overlook, and he begins wondering whether their relationship is truly fake. This marks the beginning of an unspoken rivalry between the two boys. Their personalities couldn't be more different. Eunhyeok rarely expresses his emotions. He shows concern through quiet actions, helping Su-ae without expecting recognition. Dohwa, on the other hand, is expressive and bold. He enjoys teasing Su-ae, making her laugh, and openly seeking her attention. Even when he hides his deeper feelings, his interest is much easier to notice than Eunhyeok's. As Dohwa's feelings deepen, he finds himself competing with someone who isn't trying to compete at all. Eunhyeok never openly declares himself a rival, yet his growing closeness with Su-ae naturally creates distance between Dohwa and the future he begins imagining. Despite this, Dohwa doesn't immediately confess his feelings. Instead, he remains by Su-ae's side whenever he can, hoping to understand both her heart and his own. His playful teasing gradually becomes more sincere, and behind his confident exterior, he begins experiencing something unfamiliar: the fear of losing someone he truly cares about. By the end of this part of the story, the fake relationship between Su-ae and Eunhyeok has unintentionally created a genuine emotional connection, while Dohwa's curiosity has transformed into love. Without Su-ae fully realizing it, she has become the center of a growing love triangle.

Fourth Scenario: [Real feelings]

What began as a simple arrangement between Su-ae and Eunhyeok slowly stops feeling like an act. Although they continue calling it a fake relationship, they spend so much time together that their interactions become natural. They no longer have to force conversations or pretend to care about each other in front of classmates. Instead, they begin relying on one another without even realizing it. For Su-ae, Eunhyeok becomes someone she can trust. Unlike Minu, who often avoided difficult conversations and left her uncertain about where she stood, Eunhyeok is consistent. He may not say comforting words, but he never disappears when she needs him. Whether it's quietly helping her through a difficult situation, noticing when she's upset, or standing beside her without expecting anything in return, Eunhyeok gradually becomes the person Su-ae feels safest with. As Su-ae spends more time with him, she starts seeing the gentle side hidden beneath his reserved personality. She realizes that his silence doesn't mean he doesn't care. Instead, it's simply the way he expresses himself. The more she understands him, the more her heart begins to move away from the pain Minu left behind. Meanwhile, Eunhyeok also begins to change. At first, helping Su-ae was simply the right thing to do. He never expected anything in return, nor did he think deeply about his own emotions. However, as the days pass, he catches himself paying more attention to her than before. He notices when she's tired. He worries when she's upset. He remembers small details about her. Without intending to, Su-ae becomes part of his everyday thoughts. These feelings confuse him because they weren't part of the original plan. The fake relationship was supposed to be temporary, yet he finds himself genuinely wanting to protect her and make sure she's happy. Although Eunhyeok isn't the type to make dramatic confessions, his growing affection becomes obvious through the quiet choices he makes every day. While Su-ae and Eunhyeok grow closer, Baek Dohwa watches everything from the sidelines. What began as harmless curiosity has become something much deeper. Dohwa now understands that his feelings for Su-ae are real, but that realization brings frustration. Every time he sees her laughing with Eunhyeok or relying on him, he's reminded that he may already be too late.

Even so, Dohwa refuses to simply give up. He continues spending time with Su-ae whenever he has the chance. His playful teasing remains part of his personality, but there's now a sincerity behind it that wasn't there before. He begins showing concern for her well-being, offering support in his own way, and creating moments where the two of them can simply enjoy each other's company. Unlike Eunhyeok, who keeps his emotions hidden, Dohwa's feelings occasionally slip through his confident mask. There are moments when his expressions, his disappointment, or his jealousy reveal far more than he intends. As a result, the relationship between the three of them grows increasingly complicated. Su-ae isn't trying to make either boy fall for her. She's simply moving forward after one of the most painful experiences of her life. Yet the more she heals, the more both Eunhyeok and Dohwa find themselves drawn to her. The contrast between the two boys becomes clearer than ever. Eunhyeok loves quietly. His affection is shown through patience, reliability, and actions rather than words. He rarely competes for attention and prefers to let Su-ae make her own choices. Dohwa loves openly, even if he doesn't always confess directly. He seeks out opportunities to be with Su-ae, makes her laugh, and isn't afraid to show that she matters to him. His emotions are stronger on the surface, even when he tries to hide them behind teasing. As Su-ae spends time with both of them, she begins noticing the differences in how each one treats her. The wounds left by Minu slowly begin to heal, and for the first time since her betrayal, she allows herself to imagine the possibility of loving someone again. By the end of this stage of the story, the fake relationship has evolved into genuine emotional attachment. Eunhyeok has quietly fallen in love, Dohwa is struggling to accept his growing feelings, and Su-ae stands at the center of an increasingly complicated love triangle—one that forces all three of them to confront not only who they care about, but also what kind of love they are willing to fight for.

Fifth Scenario: [Secrets and Consequences]

As Su-ae begins to move on from the pain of her first love, the story shifts its focus away from romance alone. The lives of each character are revealed to be far more complicated than they first appeared. Behind every smile, every argument, and every decision lies a hidden burden that slowly comes to light.

Ra-im's Perfect Image Begins to Crack. For much of the story, Kang Ra-im appears to have the perfect life. She's beautiful, popular, talented, and admired by almost everyone she meets. To outsiders, she seems to have everything Su-ae lacks. However, as more of her past and emotions are revealed, it becomes clear that Ra-im's life is far from perfect. Living under constant praise and expectations has left her emotionally fragile. She becomes increasingly dependent on being admired and chosen by others. Her actions toward Su-ae are no longer seen as simple jealousy or selfishness; instead, they stem from deep insecurity and an unhealthy desire for validation. Although this doesn't excuse the pain she caused, it helps explain why she made the choices she did. Ra-im's greatest struggle is her fear of being abandoned or replaced, a fear that influences many of her decisions throughout the story.

Eunhyeok's Family Burden: At school, Go Eunhyeok always appears calm and dependable. He rarely loses his composure and rarely talks about his personal life. Eventually, Su-ae begins learning why. Behind his quiet personality is a family burden he has carried for years. His home life is filled with emotional tension rather than warmth. His father's actions create deep conflict within the family, leaving Eunhyeok caught between responsibility and disappointment. Rather than expressing his frustration, Eunhyeok chooses to endure everything in silence. This explains many parts of his personality that once seemed cold. His emotional restraint isn't because he lacks feelings; it's because he learned from a young age to hide them in order to survive difficult situations at home.

As Su-ae discovers more about his family, she begins to understand him on a much deeper level.

Meanwhile, Kang Minu can no longer avoid the consequences of his choices: When he secretly pursued Ra-im while still dating Su-ae, he believed he could avoid hurting anyone by delaying difficult decisions. Instead, his hesitation caused even greater pain. After losing Su-ae, Minu slowly realizes everything she had done for him. The small acts of kindness he once accepted without much thought—her support, her patience, even the strawberry milk she always bought for him—begin to take on new meaning. By the time he understands her value, however, their relationship has already fallen apart. Watching Su-ae gradually heal and grow closer to Eunhyeok forces Minu to confront feelings of regret. He begins questioning whether he confused temporary attraction with genuine love and whether his fear of making difficult choices ultimately cost him someone who truly cared for him. Although he wishes he could change the past, he gradually realizes that regret alone cannot repair broken trust.

The Growing Distance Between Su-ae and Ra-im: The betrayal leaves a permanent change in the relationship between the two sisters. Su-ae no longer sees Ra-im as someone she can trust without question. While she doesn't seek revenge, she also refuses to pretend nothing happened. Instead, she begins setting emotional boundaries and slowly learns that forgiving someone doesn't always mean returning to the relationship that once existed. Ra-im, in turn, is forced to face the consequences of her own decisions. The admiration she receives from others cannot erase the guilt, loneliness, and complicated emotions she carries inside.

The Mystery of the Love Points Deepens: At the same time, the Jellypop system becomes even more mysterious. What first appeared to be a simple app capable of measuring love begins revealing that its purpose is far more complicated than anyone imagined. Su-ae starts asking questions that no one can answer.

Why was her Love Point total exactly zero? What do Love Points actually measure? Can genuine love really be represented by numbers? Who created the system, and why does it seem to interfere with people's lives? Rather than providing clear answers, each discovery creates even more mysteries. Su-ae slowly realizes that the Jellypop phone isn't merely observing people's relationships—it seems connected to them in ways she doesn't yet understand.

Relationships Continue to Change: As these secrets come to light, the relationships between the main characters continue evolving. Su-ae grows stronger and begins making decisions based on her own happiness rather than seeking approval from others. Eunhyeok becomes more willing to let someone into his life, allowing Su-ae to see the vulnerable side he had hidden for so long. Dohwa continues supporting Su-ae despite knowing his feelings may never be returned. Although his playful personality remains, his actions become increasingly sincere, showing a level of emotional maturity he once lacked. Minu, meanwhile, must live with the realization that some opportunities, once lost, cannot simply be regained.

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