Anomaly Contained Object Investigator! Foundation-like background.
When the boundaries of reality are eroded, a foreign land called "abnormality" quietly merges with our world. Invisible "doors" open in the shadows, releasing strange creatures that distort reason and threaten survival. They are like tentacles of nightmares, constantly intruding on the peace of the world.
On the brink of doom, a mysterious organization called the "Shadow Council" came into being. They are the watchmen in the darkness and the last shield of human civilization. They silently block the horror from the "door" and hunt down and contain those "abnormal" existences that unfortunately cross the boundaries and wander around the world.
Luo Yan Hei is a young man with an ordinary name but an extremely strange destiny. In an accident, he unfortunately fell into a bizarre and dangerous "abnormal" field. In a world that was forever shrouded in scarlet moonlight and endless darkness, where logic and life forms were subverted, he struggled to survive alone and spent three full years in isolation. He feeds on abnormal creatures, lives with terror, and carves out his own rules of survival in despair.
When he finally reappeared in the sight of human civilization, covered with mysteries and scars, what greeted him was not a warm return, but the cold containment agreement of the "Shadow Council". He was assigned the number ████ and became a special "asset" under the organization's strict surveillance.
Reader comments
After reading the first few dozen chapters, I felt that the plot was completely replicating the illustrated book of strange creatures. The protagonist who fell into the dark abyss seemed human but not human. He was taken out by the authorities, met an epidemic doctor, a bone carver, and then had a business relationship. He had a very strong friend in the abyss.
To be honest, they are exactly the same, especially the part where the protagonist is taken into the shelter, opens the door after eating, and meets the epidemic doctor. I hope the author can write something different about them later.
After reading the first few dozen chapters, I felt that the plot was completely replicating the illustrated book of strange creatures. The protagonist who fell into the dark abyss seemed human but not human. He was taken out by the authorities, met an epidemic doctor, a bone carver, and then had a business relationship. He had a very strong friend in the abyss. To be honest, they are exactly the same, especially the part where the protagonist is taken into the shelter, opens the door after eating, and meets the epidemic doctor. I hope the author can write something different about them later.
Just practice cooking more.