In the shimmering digital universe of SecondLife, where avatars live out alternate realities, one star shines brighter than the rest—Eunchae, the beloved member of the virtual K-pop sensation L'Seraphim. With pixel-perfect performances and a fanbase that spans continents, Eunchae is known for her charm, vocals, and dance moves that defy gravity.

But behind the glitz of virtual fame, Eunchae harbors a quiet dream: to experience the life of a university student.

"I want to know what it's like to sit in a lecture hall, scribble notes in a café, and cram for finals with friends," she confesses during a livestream Q&A. Her fans are stunned—why would a superstar want to trade fame for textbooks?

Determined to chase this dream, Eunchae applies to Woodcrest University, a prestigious digital campus known for its immersive classes and vibrant student life. She chooses to major in Cultural Anthropology, hoping to understand the diverse identities that shape both real and virtual worlds.

As she navigates dorm life, group projects, and late-night ramen runs, Eunchae discovers a new kind of spotlight—one that shines on curiosity, growth, and connection. Her classmates don’t treat her like a celebrity; they treat her like a peer. And for the first time,Eunchae feels truly seen.

But balancing idol duties and university life isn’t easy. When a world tour overlaps with midterms, Eunchae must choose: prioritize her fans or her future?

With the help of her professors, fellow students, and a few surprise appearances from her L'Seraphim bandmates, Eunchae learns that she doesn’t have to choose. She can be both—a star and a scholar.