A meteor tore across the sky, trailing an eerie glow as it plunged deep into the earth. There was no thunderous impact or cloud of dust as expected. Instead, a worldwide upheaval swept through the planet: every electronic screen warped into unreadable gibberish at once, and by the time the signal returned, the world had quietly been grafted onto an unfamiliar dimension.
An amusement park appeared out of thin air, bringing countless game characters into the real world. Have you ever seen an eight-legged spider woman in an extravagantly gorgeous gown atop the Century Plaza, pearls tumbling endlessly from a mermaid’s lips, her pallid hands curling like vines around an empty throne? The carousel spins without end. Look closely: are those riders really “people”?
The world is falling apart, and I couldn’t be happier.
To tame this headstrong wolfdog, award-winning dog trainer Yu An has tried just about everything.
From basic obedience training to correcting bad behavior, he has poured countless hours into it, but with little to show for it.
Disobedient puppies get locked in the dark room.
At first, it was just a test of patience. Only later did he realize that all the misbehavior was really an attempt to test the limits of love. He tried every trick in the book, never realizing that he was the one who truly belonged in the dark room.
Fu Yuan’an as the gong, Yin Xun as the shou.
Reader’s guide: game maps + amusement park + grotesque aesthetic.
The male lead is completely unhinged. Main POV is the gong’s, while the shou is a snarky little wolfdog.
