After Being Parasitized into a Monster

Copywriting: In Xingyuan 1045, pollution has worsened, and creatures in various places have suddenly mutated. Lou Yang, an ordinary smart toy store employee, was invited to become the exclusive mechanic of the special defense team because of an anonymous recommendation letter. Mechanics generally do not go to the front line, and will only go out with the team members in emergencies. Lou Yang played with the team for the first time and won a great victory. After the celebration party, he returned home and opened the door. A dense blue halo filled his field of vision... The sticky and wet tentacles wrapped around her legs and waist, strangling her neck tightly so that she could not make a cry for help. Lou Yang thought she was certain to die, but she didn't expect that she survived, but was parasitized by a blue-ringed octopus infected with mutations. After being parasitized, Lou Yang couldn't control herself and would turn into an octopus monster with tentacles from time to time. She locked herself in her home and resigned from the captain. On the second day after resigning, a guest came to the house—Guan Jue, the captain of the first team of the Special Defense Force. She is also... Lou Yang's ex-girlfriend. As a mechanic in the first team of the Special Defense Force, Lou Yang lived in fear every day. She was afraid that others would find out that she was infected and parasitic, and she was even more afraid that the person who found out was Guan Jue. Because Guan Jue will definitely kill her. Later, she was discovered. The ruthless captain of the first team of the special defense team stared at the octopus tentacles stretched out from behind her, his eyes filled with bloodshot eyes. That was the first time Lou Yang saw her so scared that she trembled and cried. *** Guan Jue raised a monster privately. The monster said it wanted to draw a clear line with her, but the tentacles it grew crazily wrapped around her legs and waist, wishing to leave marks all over her body. "They're much more honest than you are." Intention:. . .