After she transmigrates to an apocalyptic world short on supplies, Fang Li has no System. All she has with her is a phone, and it's out of battery.
With no food or water and terrifying monsters lurking outside, she's so hungry she wants to gnaw on the table. Suddenly, her phone screen lights up, displaying a shabby, drafty room and a tiny cat shivering in fear.
"It's freezing to death. What will you choose?"
"Help it get warm" or "Leave it to die"
What kind of trash game ad is this?
She's about to close the game when the kitten lets out a soft "meow" and looks at her with its big, watery eyes. Her heart softens, and she taps the option to warm it up.
"It feels a little warmer. To show its gratitude, it secretly gives you two pieces of bread."
As the pop-up appears, two steaming-hot pieces of bread materialize in her arms.
For Fang Li, Monster Raising Simulator is a heartwarming pet-raising game.
All she has to do is improve their living conditions, buy the things they like, and unlock more little monsters that need rescuing.
In return, she gets delicious food, clean water, and all the supplies she needs in real life.
The items in the shop do have strange names like [Blurry Meat Chunk] and [Wriggling Threads of Blood], and the game calls these adorable little creatures "monsters," but she doesn't think much of it.
Until one day, she's set up and thrown into a monster's lair, full of terrifying monsters ranked above S-class. They're said to be bloodthirsty and utterly brutal.
Fang Li: This is it, I'm definitely going to die... Huh?
The monsters nuzzle her affectionately, one after another. As if sensing her fear, their bodies gradually shrink, transforming into familiar forms.
Wait!
Aren't these her beloved Xiao Hei, Da Huang, and Hua Hua?!
Theme: Saving others is saving yourself.