Gaming Is No Way to Treat an Illness

His childhood friend dragged him into playing a horror game, but Zhu Xin never expected a game to cure his emotional detachment, which hadn't improved in years. He didn't expect to meet a lunatic who didn't play by the rules, either. "Had enough?" The monster in the box obediently let the player who'd invaded its territory poke and prod it. His fingers brushed the other's cheek. Zhu Xin tilted his head. "Not yet. You feel nice to touch. But can you tell me why you aren't dead?" In the dark, a chilling presence leaned closer, and a gentle touch traveled from his fingertip into his mind. "Of course. I'm alive." The young man, instead of getting angry at the intrusion, laughed. He'd never expected to meet such an interesting player in the game, so he grasped the other's hand, eyes shining. "You're so interesting. Want to add me as a friend?" "Funny, I was thinking the same thing." Playing games to cure illness isn't a good idea. You might run into someone abnormal and become even more abnormal yourself. An obviously abnormal gong x a shou who gets more abnormal the longer you look. The gong is insanely handsome and loves to flirt for no reason. The shou has an emotional disorder and isn't right in the head. The terrifying duo that makes other players shudder just wants to have some fun. 1) The game in the novel was inspired by real life. 2) Both the gong and shou are a little off in the head and don't take the usual path. 3) The author isn't very bright. The game plot exists solely to serve the romance, so don't take it too seriously. Just have fun. 4) I write purely for my own amusement. If you don't like it, click the top-right corner. Next project: A Call of Cthulhu investigator story Xiang Sheng didn't know why the other person had approached him. How could someone penniless and seriously ill become an investigator who handled paranormal cases? A mysterious visitor in yellow. An employer promising a high salary. Eyes as deep as outer space, like a lens reflecting a distorted reality. Surrounded by death, accompanied by madness, haunted by the bizarre. Being an investigator was never a good job, but he had no choice if he wanted to survive. "I agree." "May you get what you wish for." Happy ending. It really is a happy ending. Boss gong x office drone shou. The protagonist works as a Call of Cthulhu-style investigator, in a modern fantasy setting. A blend of the Foundation and Call of Cthulhu, with a main plot structured like a tabletop role-playing campaign. Writing is just a hobby. No need to tell me if you don't like it. Theme: Fate is how I met you in a sea of people.