How to Raise a Monster Boyfriend

The thing Xin Kui should never have done in her life was bring It back from the lab.

It was gloomy and solitary, damp and clinging. It would wrap Xin Kui tightly in its tentacles, inhaling every last scent molecule from her body, and even tried to make her its mate for reproduction.

But Xin Kui wasn't moved in the slightest. To her, a monster was no different from an animal. She would never take a monster as her partner.

She'd brought It back only to cure her insomnia. She hadn't closed her eyes for more than ten years. It wanted to eat her only to fulfill the great reproductive mission of its home planet. It wasn't love.

While on a mission, she met the young captain Ying Fuguang. He was handsome, wealthy, and overflowing with a sense of justice. He had achieved countless military feats at a young age, and was the sole heir of the Ying family. His future was so bright it was blinding. In the twenty-fifth year of the New Era, where class divisions were severe, Xin Kui and he belonged to completely different worlds.

Yet he deliberately approached Xin Kui and offered her all kinds of help.

Before she could figure out why, everything changed. To save Ying Fuguang, Xin Kui implanted the monster inside him.

From then on, Xin Kui lost her test subject, while Ying Fuguang gained a tentacle.

Not only did he have an extra tentacle, he also had the same traits as the monster. He was extremely sensitive to Xin Kui's scent and just as possessive of her. When he looked at her, his naked desire was impossible to hide.

The only difference was that It wanted to eat her, while he loved her.

Without a test subject, Xin Kui was very troubled. Later, she discovered that sleeping while holding Ying Fuguang seemed to work even better.

Xin Kui was often pinned down by countless damp, clinging tentacles in the night, her hands and feet tightly bound. A low, magnetic voice would whisper in her ear again and again, "Didn't you turn me into this? You have to take responsibility for me."

Xin Kui had never believed anyone could truly love her, but the monster's blatant affection was always so fiery.

It would whisper in Xin Kui's ear over and over, "I love you."

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Shen Zhuxin transmigrated into a book, landing in a grisly horror novel where flesh and blood flew everywhere. As an ordinary cannon fodder character with a death rate of 99.99%, she'd thought that if she memorized the plot and stayed cautious, she could survive a few extra days.

But to her surprise, nearly every monster and serial killer in the book wanted to capture her.

Not to kill her, but to... love her.

A serial killer wanted nationwide by the police claimed he'd fallen in love with her at first sight. He forcibly dragged her into an unfinished building, pinned her beneath his massive body, and ecstatically inhaled her scent.

A monster with vertical pupils caressed her face with sticky tentacles, coiled around her like a snake, and begged her frantically to give it a child.

Even the gentle senior from the original story gazed at her with a sticky, feverish look, repeatedly licking her skin with a bright red tongue that didn't look human.

So fragrant, so fragrant, so fragrant, so fragrant, so fragrant, so fragrant, so fragrant, so fragrant.

At the same time, all kinds of kind people suddenly appeared around her.

But she made the unnerving discovery that these kind people's body temperatures were frighteningly cold.

In a world overrun by monsters, only by impregnating uninfected humans can monsters give birth to offspring.

Shen Zhuxin had been terrified at first, until she saw her first child: powerful and loyal, it willingly submitted to her and called her "Mother."

To survive in this world ravaged by evil gods, Shen Zhuxin decided to take the initiative and spread her children across the world.

All the monsters' offspring bowed their heads reverently before Shen Zhuxin and called her the Mother of Monsters.

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