The Player with Tomie’s Constitution Is Actually the Dungeon’s Final Boss

[Two crazies, both powerful, both pure, 1v1 + infinite flow + overpowered-level feel-good story + love-hate relationship + intense push and pull + livestreaming + seme with multiple secret identities + universally adored uke]

[Emotionally detached thrill-seeker who doesn't care if he lives or dies, a bewitching, scheming beauty with a Tomie-like constitution, the uke Chen Hui × seemingly gentle and obedient but actually a manipulative, lovesick yandere, innocent-looking yet secretly ruthless, with countless secret identities, devoted to Chen Hui, a loyal and shamelessly flirtatious seme He Jingzi]

It's only natural for a max-level powerhouse to slaughter their way through an instance, right?

After killing yet another pitiful player who knelt before the throne and begged him to love them, Chen Hui sighed listlessly.

He was a major boss in the instances, code-named "Demon," and ruled over countless sub-instances centered on "desire." He was a terrifying presence whose name made players tremble.

Despite all his power, he'd grown tired of being a boss whose life was supposedly about "controlling the players' fates," but was really about "being imprisoned by the instances."

So he sought out the archenemy he hated most, the "Moon," who was famous for lies, and teamed up with them to create the perfect lie: Chen Hui became one of the latest players.

The good news: He retained his boss abilities, along with absolute beauty and the power to regenerate and split apart.

The bad news: His different bodies don't share memories, and each time one dies, he loses his memories.

The even worse news: He doesn't know when he got a boyfriend.

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When a pitiful rookie player appeared in a high-difficulty instance, no viewers had any faith in Chen Hui.

That all changed after he twisted a zombie's neck with his bare hands.

[Maxed-out beauty and combat power]

[That pretty wife is actually a cold-faced killer. The contrast is everything /.]

Note: He's not a pure Tomie type. This story has its own adaptations, so read with caution if that bothers you.