After witnessing his father being shoved into a refrigerator by a microwave and killed, Ying Yan is sent to a psychiatric hospital for long-term treatment.
Electroshock therapy and mountains of pills become his childhood companions.
No one believes his testimony. Even Ying Yan himself thinks he's gone mad.
He forces himself to forget what happened that night, making himself seem normal, gentle, and harmless.
At last, he is discharged.
The moment his left foot crosses the hospital gate, his vision blurs, and a sudden voice rings in his head:
"Player successfully loaded. Welcome to Marina's House!!"
Ying Yan stares in disbelief at the manor's sudden appearance before him, with its lush green lawn and the little mushroom by the roadside picking a girl.
A mushroom carries a girl on its back. In the fields, a wild boar stabs people with a pitchfork. In the lake, a shark hunts a drowning old man. Chaos and absurdity unfold one after another before Ying Yan.
As he watches... Ying Yan suddenly grows excited.
He's not mentally ill! He's not mentally ill!! He's not mentally ill!!!
A gloomy, unhinged bottom with a strong sense of heroism × a naturally wicked data-based lifeform top
* This is a prequel to He Said. The story focuses on the plot, the top appears early, and the romance is built around conflict. Both leads are strong.
* Infinite-world mystery solving, with livestreaming, supernatural abilities, and villains.
* The bottom is 19 when he enters the infinite world. He is poorly educated, but an adult who can read.
Theme: If everyone gives a little love, the world will become a better place
