Kill That Monster

[Dual male leads + suspense + mild horror + wild imagination and logic + decisive and ruthless action]

He was murdered at dusk and buried beneath the shattered stars.

The eighteen-year-old boy opened a bloodstained envelope, and his life came to an abrupt end.

But at that moment, the gears of fate slipped out of alignment. He unexpectedly traveled through time and space.

Each time he successfully completed a task assigned by a world, would he randomly gain a special ability beyond ordinary human imagination?

“Every night after working late, I hear scratching from inside the wall on my way home. It isn’t until I break through the wall that I see a pair of eyes staring at me through the crack in the cement...”

“On the subway at one in the morning, I saw a long-haired woman appear beside my reflection in the window. The corners of her mouth split open as she silently told me, ‘At the next stop, you’re getting off.’”

“On the thirty-fifth day of living alone, half a chicken breast keeps mysteriously disappearing from my fridge. This morning, I wiped a line of writing onto the fogged-up mirror: ‘Thank you for pressing your face against the glass to look at me, as close as I am when I look at you.’”

They say

not a single snowflake is innocent before an avalanche.

And the last straw isn’t what breaks the camel’s back.

It’s every straw.

“If you witnessed someone being assaulted with your own eyes, would you stand by and do nothing?”

“I could have stayed silent, but what if I was the only one who could make a difference?”