The Gamer Demon King and His Adorable Local Maid

Chen Mo, 24, is a professional shut-in. The highlight of his life is getting every achievement in a game. Then a pitch-black app bearing a goat's head appears on his phone. One tap, and he can receive offerings from cultists in another world. He sends over a secondhand car, and they worship it as a sacred relic. He types a few edgy words, and the believers stay up all night upgrading their altar. One day, he accidentally summons Alia, a girl from another world who is in the middle of being sacrificed, into his living room. The girl kneels, trembling. “Are you... the Lord of the Abyss?”

Chen Mo looks at the instant-noodle cups and collectible figures filling the room and blurts out, “I'm your landlord.”

And so, history's most slapdash “god-and-demon duo” is born:

· Fake evil god: His powers all come from redeeming them through the app. In a real fight, all he can do is make instant noodles and play games.

· Real maid: Her faith may waver, but she's still dedicated, and insists on cleaning the computer screen according to the etiquette of another world.

· Fanatical believers: They kowtow to a compact car in another world and plan to offer up even more “sincere gifts.”

When a Victorian, Cthulhu-style cult collides with a modern shut-in's art of winging it:

“Master, is your blessing for today... this sacred meal called ‘takeout’?”

“That's fried chicken. And stop calling the cola ‘Abyssal Sparkling Water’!”

In short, this is a chaotic and hilarious daily life in which a fake evil god, a culturally clueless maid, and a group of believers with overactive imaginations keep getting each other into trouble across two worlds.