When a world-ending tide of mutations collides with an obsession that runs bone-deep
Will they survive in order to love each other in even more twisted ways, or to imprison one another in even greater despair?
Su Youbai thought the greatest threat was the monsters that devoured anyone they could get their hands on.
That is, until he looked back and saw the unquenchable, twisted flames of love in their eyes, burning for him alone.
His once-gentle, perfect older sister, Su Youwei, pins him tight against her bloodstained embrace, her fingertips lingering over the pulse in his neck.
“If you dare deceive me... if you dare to die... I'll kill her, then join you.”
His timid, cowardly deskmate, Lin Wanwan, nestles behind him. Her dark eyes are calm as she utters the sweetest poison of a vow.
“Your scent, Youbai... I love it... I want to take a bite... to eat you up...”
“Then we'll be together forever.”
Lin Wan, mysteriously restored to youth, leans against a grotesque, terrifying mutant and reaches out to him with a pale, delicate hand, her smile so tender it makes his heart tremble.
“Good boy, don't be afraid...”
“Come here to Auntie.”
“This time, no one... will ever separate us again.”
After escaping the school inferno of corpses and blood, Su Youbai drags his dying body onward, tightly entangled with three obsessive souls.
Ahead lies an apocalyptic wasteland crawling with monsters and dangers.
Behind him looms an eternal cage, closing in step by step, sweet and deadly.
In this apocalyptic flight in the name of love, the line between hunter and prey has long since collapsed.
I've read over forty chapters, and the apocalypse has just begun. I can only say that if there were no censorship, I feel the author could have written a "film" version. It seems pretty good. Those who like slice-of-life stories can read the first volume. Those who don't like romance can skip to the second volume, which begins the apocalypse.
Dark romance novels with a yandere element are my type. So far, the reading experience is alright. There's too little content; it's not enough for the author! I hope for faster and more frequent updates.
It seems like everyone in the group is a villain (except for Lin Wanwan) [fear]. The book is well-written and the plot is quite novel, but I skipped to the ending and don't quite understand how the author managed to write a happy ending for everyone [what]. Some people say it's AI, but regardless of whether it's AI or not, it's undeniable that this book is very good. For those who can accept the crazy premise, check it out! Looking for a tutorial on recoil control for the male lead 🍉
It's so good to watch an anime where everyone's a villain!
Wow, the emotional descriptions are better than many yandere novels.
Well written, symbols are concise. Looks good.
It's alright, everyone's a villain. We'll have to see what comes next. For example, you could write about Lao Tzu and his laws: if you don't respect me, I won't respect you; if you respect me, I'll respect you. Lao Tzu, the Supreme Lord, has issued this urgent order.
It has some logic and is not a mindless piece of writing.
It's good, but author... Dare you say how old the male lead and Lin Wanwan are? 😏😏😏
Okay, okay, okay, okay 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌 But why are all the words before it "dear" 👄?