Trivia / Mr. Love: Queen's Choice

• Fan Community Nicknames:The Chinese / Taiwanese fan community collectively group themselves by their “husbando’s” surnames—“Mrs. Li” for Victor, “Mrs. Xu” for Lucien, “Mrs. Zhou” for Kiro, and “Mrs. Bai” for Gavin.
• Keep Circulating the Tapes:
  • A rare gaming situation. Due to the slow, and often costly pace of leveling up user and Karma levels, Karma fragment collecting, vast amount of Karma / Dating scenarios to unlock, hard pulls to accurately draw out Karmas relevant to the story plot, along with the gruesome blink-and-you'll-permanently-miss it rare Karma events triggered the culture of story trades between gaming communities to piece story plots together.
  • The original, uncensored versions of 2021 CN server’s Code of Passionate Love visuals and date batches were recorded and saved to view online thanks to walkthrough groups obtaining all Karmas and unlocked all dating chapters prior to the censorship updates.
• Late Export for You: Most events and chapters are usually China-exclusive before they're released internationally.
• The Other Darrin: Victor’s VA in the English and Korean servers were replaced.
  • Dong-hoon Lee, the first Korean VA of his, was switched off due to a scandal issue near the 2nd anniversary of their server, causing Jae-heon Jeong to replace the former.
  • In April 2021, it was announced that Jonah Scott would be replacing Ben Diskin as the voice of Victor, due to the latter having contractual issues with other projects.
  • And then, just one month into the switch, Elex announced Scott’s removal from the game due to their intolerance of his online statements regarding Taiwan. Both Joe Zieja and Sean Chiplock withdrew their participation in the game in support of Scott's actions, resulting in Victor, Gavin, and Kiro being voiceless in new content. On July 30, 2021, Elex announced that every voice actor would be getting replaced, including Bill Rodgers (Lucien) and Aleks Le (Shaw).
• Role Reprise: The Chinese and Japanese cast from the game reprised their roles for the anime.
• Viral Marketing: Each localization came up with different marketing strategies to attract the story plot enthusiasts to play the visual novel. Then came the surprising, and explosive headlines of Chinese Victor and Gavin fan communities renting digital billboards of skyscrapers to celebrate their birthdays not long after the game’s initial release. Those moves were so impressive, new players kept joining the game to check just what kind of charm these virtual boys have to make that happen.

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