Hooked is a compelling and emotionally intense story about ambition, loneliness, and the hidden truths behind perfect lives.

Riko appears to have everything under control. She is intelligent, disciplined, and exceptionally ambitious. To the outside world, her life looks polished and flawless. But beneath that perfect image, she struggles with deep loneliness and emotional emptiness. No matter how hard she works or how successful she becomes, something inside her feels missing.

Everything begins to change when she discovers a popular blog written by a housewife named Shōko. Unlike Riko’s structured and controlled lifestyle, Shōko openly shares her messy home, simple convenience store meals, and the chaos of everyday life. Her honesty is raw, unfiltered, and completely different from the perfection Riko tries to maintain.

Riko becomes unexpectedly fascinated. What starts as casual curiosity slowly turns into obsession. She finds herself constantly checking for updates, comparing her own life to Shōko’s, and feeling strangely drawn to the imperfect reality being shared online. She is completely Hooked   not just on the blog, but on the freedom and authenticity it represents.

As admiration turns into fixation, boundaries begin to blur. The story explores how easily admiration can become envy, and how loneliness can push someone to dangerous emotional extremes. Hooked is a gripping psychological drama that reveals how social comparison, hidden desires, and silent struggles can slowly take control of a person’s life.