National Fortune Beachcombing: The Evil God Dotes on Me

Two male leads + Lovecraftian horror

An obsessive, deranged deep-sea evil god as the pursuer × a gentle yet resilient player who gathers seafood as the pursued

National survival game + Lovecraftian mystery + doted on from start to finish + fated to live and die together

In the dark depths of the sea, he is his only light, and also his eternal prison.

As global resources run dry, the Cangming National Fate game, set in a haunted sea, suddenly begins.

One person per nation, bound together in life and death. If the player dies, the nation falls.

Lin Yan is chosen overnight and set adrift on an endless, haunted sea. From the start, all he has is a broken wooden raft.

Gathering shells along the shore, evading monstrous tides, and fighting indescribable horrors from the deep: one wrong move and his sanity drops to zero, leaving not even a body behind.

Everyone says his luck is absurdly good. The waters are safe, supplies are plentiful, and he always survives one desperate situation after another.

Only Lin Yan knows that a cold gaze from the depths of the sea has been fixed on him day and night.

Only later does he finally see clearly:

It is the deep-sea evil god who created this catastrophe and sees all living beings as ants.

He unleashed a national catastrophe and devoured countless nations, yet for Lin Yan alone, he curbs his viciousness, changes the rules, and shields him from every monster.

“I created this Cangming sea to prey on all living things.”

“After meeting you, I can give up everything. You are the one thing I cannot lose.”