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A-kin, a marksman and the son of Chris, the chairman of Tavichiga Group, was once a celebrated idol in the city as a sports athlete. However, he becomes a suspect in the murder of his father, Chris.

After enduring a year in prison, A-kin is finally proven innocent when Vinnie, the lawyer, finds evidence confirming A-kin's absence at the time of Chris's murder. Released from prison, A-kin returns home but is shattered by the absence of his beloved father.

In the game, A-kin tasks Emily with finding his lifesaver, Nisa, only to discover neither Nisa nor Lek Sinthorn Hospital exists.

Nisa returns to the real world wearing the clothes A-kin bought her in the game. Muan, seeing her in identical attire, believes it's a joke until Nisa presents the bloodied clothes she acquired after saving A-kin. Taking him into Tana's secret chamber, Muan finally believes that Nisa has truly entered the game.

Nisa wakes to find she hasn't logged out despite being shot; there's no injury, only three days of unconsciousness. A-kin reveals he took her blood for DNA testing but found no clues. To return home, Nisa must disclose the truth.

Tana wakes up in a secluded place and sees Miken's news about the new version of Perfect World, along with the video of Nisa entering the game. He hurriedly returns to his apartment. Upon learning about Tana's whereabouts, Miken waits downstairs and demands Tana to hand over the source code of Perfect World 2.