Monsters, written as Retsnom, are humanoid subspecies capable of traveling through parallel timelines and perfectly imitating, disguising themselves as, and playing the corresponding versions of themselves in those timelines to fix bugs in the world.
The negative emotions, desires, and physical needs they generate are borne by mass-produced artificial humans called Eva.
Until one day, an Eva "awoke."
Also known as "Before Quick Transmigration Begins"
1. A monster top with questionable values X a bottom who plays dumb behind a secret identity. The top provides the golden finger, and the bottom is responsible for prying it out of him.
2. Includes a reunion after a long separation where they don't recognize each other, and a chaotic love-triangle scenario in a scandalous social circle.
3. Pseudo-sci-fi with original worldbuilding. The author's a humanities student, so there may be bugs. I'm begging the fact-checkers to go easy on me.
4. Not a world where everyone is gay. Definitely a happy ending.
New story: "After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Face a Deadly Love Triangle"
One day, Chi Xinghe saw a post: What might happen if Qin Feng, Lin Saisis, Cain, and Yi Zi'ang all appeared in the same novel?
Those four names stood for four notorious works of scumbag fiction. He'd read every single one.
Qin Feng was the top protagonist in a modern revenge novel. The bottom was treated as a stand-in and forced into a relationship, then had his legs broken. Three days later, the building where he lived caught fire, and he burned to death at home because he couldn't move.
Yi Zi'ang was the male lead of a domineering CEO romance. The heroine endured pregnancy, having a kidney removed, and a miscarriage, then escaped by faking her death. Three months later, she accidentally ran into the male lead again, only to be kidnapped and killed by his enemies.
Cain was an alpha protagonist in an interstellar ABO novel. His twin brother disguised himself, deceived Cain's newlywed omega, and marked him. The furious alpha sent his wife to the Black Prison. Three years later, only two skeletons remained, one large and one small.
Lin Saisis was a protagonist who turned dark in a Western fantasy novel. He killed the family of the story's chosen one and kept his body to grow flowers. The victim endured a fate worse than death for thirty years before being drained until nothing but medicinal dregs remained.
That very night, Chi Xinghe transmigrated into a book.
He transmigrated into... the combined world represented by that post, becoming the story's only bottom.
At that moment, Qin Feng had just received a breakup text and learned that his stand-in's secret was out;
The doctor Yi Zi'ang had sent to remove a kidney was waiting downstairs at his house;
Cain opened an anonymous photo and saw the mark on the back of his omega's neck;
Lin Saisis stood in the living room, beside a sofa where the original owner's badly injured father and younger sister lay.
Chi Xinghe: Thanks for asking. I choose to kill myself.
System: Dear, the golden finger we gave you is immortality.
Chi Xinghe: ...
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You are the author and you felt the power of the law of cause and effect at a certain moment. Very good, perfect answer.
Between choleric and phlegmatic, what does this mean? I don't understand, am I behind the times?
I don't know what's going on, why authors like to use the word "almost"! No matter how I read it, I feel there is something wrong with it. Don't you think using it in the entire sentence is a grammatical error? The article is particularly beautiful, but it's this "almost" that almost drives me crazy?_?☆
I like the setting of this article but I don't understand the ending. Has Yin Wuxie recovered or remains in a state of forgetfulness? (But I still like it very much hehe)
I feel like I'm confused
I looked at the time and it's been a long time since DaDa was finished. I wonder if I'll see this comment again. It's so beautiful. I love it. Come on, Da Da! There is one more belated sentence, finish with flowers~?
Ahhh, it's so beautiful. I wonder if only the soul is still there in the end? Is it true that we can only forget and stay in the dark again and again? So unwilling
Niubi, madam, I'm calling you.
It's very well written, it would be great if there is a follow-up
Damn, I'm here to attract your attention again
When I saw this chapter, I suddenly thought of White Bone Demon
You are the author and you felt the power of the law of cause and effect at a certain moment. Very good, perfect answer.
Between choleric and phlegmatic, what does this mean? I don't understand, am I behind the times?
I don't know what's going on, why authors like to use the word "almost"! No matter how I read it, I feel there is something wrong with it. Don't you think using it in the entire sentence is a grammatical error? The article is particularly beautiful, but it's this "almost" that almost drives me crazy?_?☆
I like the setting of this article but I don't understand the ending. Has Yin Wuxie recovered or remains in a state of forgetfulness? (But I still like it very much hehe)
I feel like I'm confused
I looked at the time and it's been a long time since DaDa was finished. I wonder if I'll see this comment again. It's so beautiful. I love it. Come on, Da Da! There is one more belated sentence, finish with flowers~?
Ahhh, it's so beautiful. I wonder if only the soul is still there in the end? Is it true that we can only forget and stay in the dark again and again? So unwilling
Niubi, madam, I'm calling you.
It's very well written, it would be great if there is a follow-up Damn, I'm here to attract your attention again
When I saw this chapter, I suddenly thought of White Bone Demon