[Two formidable leads + mildly terrifying infinite-flow + straightforward heroine and secretive hero]
[The heroine is a monster who turns human, knows nothing, and loves to “learn.” The hero loves to “teach” and spoils her without limits.]
The early chapters are all sweetness. Later, when revenge begins, things get pretty wild.
Sui Yi is a dungeon monster who accidentally ends up in the real world.
Life is too hard, so she finds a psychiatric hospital that offers room and board, and even abducts her attending doctor. She thinks she’s hit the jackpot, only to discover that he was already her boyfriend.
She doesn’t get to enjoy herself for even a day before she’s sent back to the dungeons to work.
She fights the System, ghosts, and players. Anyone who gets in her way is going to take a few kicks, no matter how low they stoop.
① The Spicy Hot Pot Showdown
Trapped on a deserted island and forced to eat hot pot? No! They eat hot pot by day, and at night, the hot pot eats them.
The players starve to death while Sui Yi eats herself sick. As they flee underwater and escape through the vegetable fields, Sui Yi fishes for seafood, munches on melons, and chases a woman around to learn how to train dogs.
Only when they’re on the verge of death do the players realize Sui Yi has been setting them up!
② If Studying Won’t Kill You, Study Until It Does
Yuqian Middle School: paradise in parents’ eyes, hell in students’. Students who receive ten demerits are locked in the Discipline Room. They go in human and come out as ghosts.
After someone docks all ten points from her in just two days, she decides being a student isn’t fun and switches careers to become the dean of discipline.
She sends ghosts after the other players and beats them with a big stick. With her own boyfriend, she holds his hand, kisses him, and flirts with him now and then.
As she toys with everyone, she uncovers the secret of Yuqian Middle School.
③ Kill That Person
Poisonous mushroom mutant Omega × sweet, creamy human Alpha
Insectoids, humans, and mutants: the more people, the wilder the fun.
I think the writing is quite good. The characters of the male and female protagonists are very novel and interesting, and the emotional lines are quite clear. There is no bloody plot, and it is very sweet. The only shortcoming I feel is that the copy is a bit blurry, that is, it is not the kind of volume. Each copy is one volume. I was reading this and suddenly moved to the next copy. I think it is a bit confusing. Everything else is okay and worth watching.