Even Gods Must Follow My Rules [Infinite]

[Complete!] One night, Jiang Chi received a warning text from the Disaster Prediction Center: Do not break the first rule of the night. [Nighttime Rule: Residents must not go outside after midnight. If you are currently outdoors, return to your residence immediately. If something prevents you from getting home before midnight, keep your head up and do not look at anyone's shadow.] Jiang Chi: Let's see what happens if I break it. And so he was swept into a disaster escape scenario, beginning a journey to flee alongside a group of survivors. Jiang Chi: I underestimated it. Tried it, and died. Each escape instance is a domain filled with rules, and it has rules of its own. Break them, and you die. What's more, among the players are a group of awakened ones. Every awakened one has a law of their own. If someone breaks that law, the awakened one will unleash their law spirit to pass judgment on the offender. Jiang Chi: I'm curious. What does my law spirit look like? As it turned out, Jiang Chi's most powerful law spirit followed a law even the gods had to obey. Teammate One: My law is that if you're afraid something will happen, my law spirit will make it happen. Teammate Two: My ability is that if you bully me, I'll strengthen the captain's law spirit so he can beat you up. Jiang Chi: We're still missing a tank. Not long afterward... Teammate Three: A hunk has descended from the heavens and requests permission to fight. My law spirit gives me more HP the more my teammates get beaten up. The team: ??? Can you add a taunt skill? We can't take much more of this. Everyone else: The strongest team ever. Doesn't this mean we can clear every stage with our eyes closed??? Jiang Chi gradually uncovered the lies behind this world of rules and established his own supreme law... At that moment, another figure stood beside him atop the world, where the rules were being rebuilt. "I promised you that I would redefine this world with new rules." Jiang Chi: "It's not that I don't believe you. I've never doubted you." 1. Plot-focused, with romance as a secondary element. 2. An exhilarating infinite-flow story. ---Check out my upcoming story in the author's collection--- Transmigrating into the Cthulhu World to Learn from the Evil Gods Also known as The Unspeakable Gray Night Ai Ye, an international student in London working her way through school, collapses after pulling several all-nighters to study for exams and work back-to-back shifts. A black cat she once saved asks if she'll make a pact with it. The black cat tells Ai Ye that every world has its own Child of the Plane, and only they can prosper. The wealthy and powerful in their world are all Children of the Plane aided by Systems. But Ai Ye isn't the Child of the Plane in this world, so her life will be hard. The black cat says it is a System. If she makes a pact with it, it can take her to another plane, where she can become the Child of the Plane. Ai Ye agrees to the pact. Before leaving, she props herself up and wipes her phone and computer clean, then peacefully passes away. When she wakes up, she finds herself in a place called Graylight City. Gray City is a blend of Europe during the Industrial Revolution and the style of the modern East. The nights are long, divided into moonlit nights and dark nights depending on whether the moon is out. Daytime is short, and the light is cold and gray, so it's called Gray Day. The whole world is shrouded in a hazy, indescribable mystery. The original owner of the body Ai Ye transmigrated into was a famous female detective in Gray City, also named Ai Ye. The System tells her that she has taken over a mysterious case. The victim's death was bizarre, the clues are hidden in cryptic riddles, and some indescribable terror lurks beneath Gray City's fog. The System informs Ai Ye that she must solve the case within a week, or her life will be in danger. Ai Ye: This is even more confusing than a Kogoro Mouri case! It turns out that Gray City has another kind of night, known as Gray Night, which occurs twice a year. Both the victim and the original owner died during Gray Night. Thanks to her talent for staying up late, Ai Ye sorts through the clues overnight and solves the case. But the more clues she encounters, the more she realizes that Gray City's secrets are far from simple. An ancient book recording the city's eerie history comes into view. From the book, Ai Ye learns that dark nights, moonlit nights, and Gray Days correspond to the three systems of plane knowledge and supernatural powers: Dark, Moon, and Gray. To become the master of this plane, one must learn the knowledge of one system to the highest level. Ai Ye: Studying? I'm good at that. Studying is my golden finger. Can I study all three disciplines at once? System: The last scholar who had that idea has had a tree growing on their grave for years. What Ai Ye doesn't know is that the more one learns about the knowledge of these evil gods, the easier it is to descend into madness. The Dark, Moon, and Gray systems also correspond to three planes of evil gods. Once one's knowledge reaches a certain level, one can hear the evil gods whispering. Ai Ye: Every night, three men whisper in my ear... It's such a nuisance. I'm so sleepy. As the clues are painstakingly pieced together, supernatural ability users gradually emerge. All sorts of figures representing the royal family, capital, organizations, social classes, and gangs make their appearances. As capital and technology advance at a dizzying pace, the undercurrents of the ancient evil gods grow ever more turbulent, and the whole world is swept into an inscrutable whirlpool. Worldbuilding: Europe during the Industrial Revolution + modern Eastern style, machinery, electricity, and industrialization. Mythology: The Cthulhu Mythos. Theme: Change your fate with unshakable belief, and never give up.