Only I can see the dating game announcement.

To everyone around him, the world seems perfectly ordinary—but he knows the truth. Reality, he insists, is nothing more than one enormous bishoujo game, and he alone can see the evidence: announcements materializing out of thin air, declaring updates, events, and patches that no one else can perceive. Yet every time he tries to explain, he is met with blank stares and dismissals of his claims as pure nonsense, leaving him stranded as the only person aware that everyday life is running on someone else's code. Things grow even more absurd as the mysterious fixes keep rolling in. Without warning, the rules of his daily existence are rewritten, situations twist into scenarios straight out of a dating sim, and he scrambles to keep pace with patch notes only he can read. Finally reaching the end of his patience, he shouts his frustrations at the unseen Developer, demanding to know exactly what has been fixed this time—only to earn bewildered looks from bystanders who just watched him yell at empty air. Sheepishly, he mutters an apology for speaking a little too loudly. Caught between a reality that updates itself without his consent and a world convinced he has lost his mind, he must now navigate a game he never agreed to play, armed with nothing but announcements visible to him alone and a Developer who never seems to answer.