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Bernice transmigrated to another world and became a young scholar of the Western Capital School.
The Western Capital School worships an evil god. The god uses deep-sea tentacles as its limbs, and its indescribable appearance strikes fear into the hearts of all who behold it.
But Bernice suffers from a fear of tentacles. What she fears most are slippery, squishy creatures.
One day, she finds a tiny transparent octopus.
Holding the little octopus in her hands, Bernice feels not the slightest hint of fear. Instead, she thinks this tiny, translucent, pink octopus is impossibly adorable.
Excitedly, Bernice takes it home and raises it in a fish tank.
But as she raises it, the little octopus loses its octopus shape and begins to look more and more like the human form the evil god takes when it appears in ancient books.
Damp black hair, deep red eyes with no visible depths, almost transparent pale skin, and a handsome face that seems otherworldly.
Then, later, the blood moon rises, and the evil god reveals its true form.
Countless tentacles bathe beneath the blood moon. Innumerable black eyes, like stars in the sky, hold death and truth within them, yet now gaze greedily and joyfully at one person.
When he stretches out his tentacles, trembling as he tries to pull Bernice into a tight embrace,
he discovers that she has already fainted from terror and is barely breathing.
A clingy little monster boyfriend with an overwhelming possessive streak VS a dazed female scholar who is a master at talking back
#My Wife Always Faints When She Sees My True Form#
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[One of them is an evil god.]
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Grace transmigrates into a Lovecraftian game, where she plays a detective sent to investigate Blackwater Town.
The evil god is the game's final boss, embodying every curse, grudge, greed, and fear in the world. Grace is a fan of Lovecraftian games, and eyeballs, tentacles, and evil gods too terrible to look at are all child's play to her.
Just as she eagerly prepares to experience this thrilling, indescribable darkness, a System voice suddenly rings in her ear and throws everything into chaos.
[You are about to meet four men. One of them is an evil god. Find him and win him over.]
So it turns out this is a dating game dressed up as a Lovecraftian one!
Grace is furious, but completing the mission is the only way home. So the four men she has to deal with are:
A battle-hardened, gentle-looking blond knight who scorns human life behind his steadfast gaze;
A young, handsome bounty hunter who seems cheerful and carefree but is actually dark-hearted, ill-tempered, and twisted;
A proud, cold-hearted plague doctor who wears a bird-beak mask, uses cruel methods, and delights in watching others suffer;
A leprous swordsman, forever staking everything on a desperate gamble and broken beyond repair, who may turn into a slaughtering monster at any moment beneath his taciturn exterior.
Unable to figure out which one is the evil god, Grace can only put her head down and work hard to lower their darkness levels and raise their affection for her.
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At last, she identifies the evil god hidden among the four, maxes out their intimacy, completes the mission, and returns to her original world to enjoy herself.
But then she transmigrates again.
The world is now under the control of four terrifying evil gods. They toy with the world's rules, and are bloody, cruel, and tyrannical.
[Host, win over the four evil gods and make them fall in love with you.]
The familiar System voice rings out again.
Facing the four evil gods, their eyes blood-red as they slowly approach, seeming ready to swallow her whole, Grace suppresses her blazing anger at being forcibly sent back and sneers.
"Don't worry. I'll complete the mission and make all four of them completely..."
"Bow down and pledge their allegiance to me."
Written on March 11, 2021
Theme: Pursuing a love that goes both ways.
The ending is a bit rushed, at least Panis needs to know that the little octopus is the evil god before getting married. Moreover, several plots after the evil god turned into a human were a bit strange. After the female protagonist was bullied several times in her own palace, the evil god realized that it was too late, and he was either a loser or not interested. The heroine went to save her friend alone. The evil god clearly knew that the enemy was an ancient god, so he only gave him a contact bead. The broken bead broke before he saw the enemy. It was the heroine who fought the boss all by herself. It was mentioned earlier that the magic power is maintaining the school's magic circle and does not come out to accompany the heroine. Later, after the heroine cripples the enemy, how can the hero come out to save the beauty + last-minute damage? It feels like in this worldview, gods are not much better than humans, yet they actually have so many followers.
The evil god has some food, and the beads are just broken like this? Moreover, one of the heroines and the hero dares to go, and the other dares to let him go...
Maybe because I'm older, I find it distasteful to see the heroine's silly and bold behavior. I don't know how many pounds I have without counting my AC. What's the use of waiting to be rescued other than giving people food and excuses? I hope the heroine's sudden outburst will really have a positive effect
Fred! He's also a redhead!!
There is no sweet love qwq, let the other three go out
The plot of the copywriting
"Is she with the ninth place?" This is a big bug for the author~ The heroine is ninth, so it should be her and tenth
Under normal circumstances, shouldn't the professor blame the female protagonist? According to their ideas, this is a good thing. And then they don't know that the female protagonist is afraid, so their first reaction should be for the female protagonist. Is it really like what he said? Because in their hearts, they should be students of black magic and they will worship the little octopus. , The professor directly said that the heroine should not just think about it. She should obviously think that the heroine is framed by the heroine. After all, their relationship was not good before, and it was the same when they participated in some competition before. They clearly knew that the relationship between the two was not good, and then the heroine said it, they still thought it was true, shouldn't they be suspicious.
Catch insects, 43.4%, Produce flowers → take over
Could the heroine be the reincarnation of the God of Light or something? Ridiculously strong for no reason