I’m the Only Human in the Entire School

[The heroine is a god of order. Everything eaten in this story is farm-raised, never wild game. Humans, please keep that in mind.] Nonhuman University is the top university in the demon realm. Many of its elite, powerful families, and heirs study there. This year, for the first time since its founding, Nonhuman University admits a human: Tang Sa, an ordinary girl from beyond the barrier. Nine-Tailed Fox: “Emergency rations?” Flower Sprite: “Poor thing. She’s walked right into the wolves’ den.” The Phoenix runs a hand through his messy hair and snaps, “Shut the hell up, all of you.” On her first day, the student council president gives her some gentle advice. “You’re the only human on campus. If you want to graduate safely, watch what you say and do, get back to your dorm early at night, and don’t wander around. You might get eaten.” Tang Sa replies obediently, “All right, senior.” But the principal of Nonhuman University gets down on his knees and begs her. “You’re the only... human on campus. Please, show mercy and let the students graduate safely.” Tang Sa raises an eyebrow. “Since you’re begging so nicely... fine.” Note: This story has an entirely original setting. The author’s word is final on all details. The heroine pretends to be weak to catch her enemies off guard. She has nothing to do with Taoist priests, isn’t one herself, and doesn’t hunt ghosts or demons. The male lead is the student council president, and he’s a dragon. The heroine is human, that’s right, but... (to be continued) There are quite a few male supporting characters, but as far as the heroine is concerned, they’re all weaklings when it comes to combat. (Tea for the great master.jpg) There’s a little mystery, too. [Why does this blurb have such a strangely harem-novel, goofy vibe?] Going premium on May 31. Thank you to all my human and demon friends for your support! Tang Sa wishes you delicious meals, top marks in your studies, and maybe even a chance to win over a little white dragon () Theme: Nurture a kind heart to become human. Order comes first, delicious food second