[Complete] (Take a look at the upcoming and currently updating stories in my collection, please~)
Horror games make your heart race, and so does falling in love.
So what happens when you enter a horror romance game?
System: I found you a partner-
Qi Anqi: I can manage, but there’s no need. Another person will only slow me down.
System: No, no, no. This isn’t just a horror game, it’s a romance game too. That person is your CP.
Qi Anqi: Are you deliberately making this harder for me?
It wasn’t until Qi Anqi finally found the deadweight CP that she realized this person... might be the strongest NPC in the escape game?
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Players soon noticed a player rocketing up the points leaderboard.
“Have you heard? That strongest newcomer on the leaderboard seems to have no CP!”
“How did they get on the CP points leaderboard without a partner? Are they carrying the whole team alone?”
“I bet she killed her useless teammate and escaped the System’s punishment... Anyone got a guide?”
Then one day, players who entered the same instance as her unexpectedly spotted the strongest newcomer in a high-risk zone, facing down monsters alongside a strange man.
The two worked together flawlessly, taking down the instance’s fearsome monsters in the blink of an eye.
When the players saw the man’s handsome face, they turned ice-cold, as if they had plunged into a frigid abyss.
Wasn’t this the final boss of the instance?!
1. Infinite-instance survival game + puzzle-solving
2. Includes nonhuman entities, the supernatural, Western fantasy, and Cthulhu elements.
3. Plot-focused in the early chapters
Check out my upcoming story, “The Dark Moonlight Takes Up the Evil God’s Role.”
Aini transmigrates into a Western fantasy novel as a beautiful and powerful saintess.
Unfortunately, she is about to have all her beauty, magic, and talents taken by the gods and given to her younger sister.
In the end, she is also cruelly sent as a sacrifice to the Evil God.
Aini: Whoever wants to be this doomed saintess can have the job.
Without a moment’s hesitation, she packs her things and escapes the divine realm, only to stumble upon a dragon attacking a village.
Aini waves her hand and easily defeats the vicious dragon.
She is about to accept the villagers’ adoration when she turns around and sees them staring at her in terror.
“E-Evil God!!!”
Aini: “?”
Everyone avoids her like the plague. Only one little fluffball fearlessly stands before her, flapping its tiny wings in the cutest way.
Aini’s heart skips a beat.
No adoring villagers? Having a little pet isn’t so bad.
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The Evil God arrives at the village where the dragon has been wreaking havoc, only to hear that someone is impersonating him.
As a violent and cruel Evil God, he’s going to punish the impostor!
But before he can even get the threat out, the pretty girl’s eyes light up, and she throws her arms around him.
“Poor little thing, I’ll take you somewhere you can eat and drink to your heart’s content!”
The Evil God: “?”
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Three years later, the real Evil God descends upon the mortal world.
Having failed to defeat him, the gods hear that a powerful new god has recently arisen.
To save themselves, they seek the new god’s protection.
But they discover that she is dressed in black gauze, looking strangely familiar, and is calmly and elegantly... walking beside the real Evil God?!
The new god asks the man beside her with eager anticipation, “What else would you like to try?”
The Evil God stares at her. “You.”
A sweet-talking little minx x a small demon who says one thing but means another
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands.
Haha, I was so scared that I almost turned into a scumbag for no reason, or is the lost memory actually about Lu Qi?
It feels like every dungeon, including mini-games, is a story waiting to be made up for. Playing Hide is to resolve the knot in your heart and give the story a happy ending, and then the dungeon or mini-game disappears. Maybe what the Lord God wants is for all copies and mini-games to disappear?
The front is good, but the whole thing speeds up in the back, which is a pity.
It's so good. I didn't realize until halfway through that it was written in 21 years ago. It doesn't have any awkwardness from the past at all. I really like this concise and unpretentious language.
The heroine doesn't owe the other party anything, and the villain keeps trying to find fault. He brings up this obviously unequal treaty, gives the other party something if he loses, and loses nothing to the other party if he wins. The heroine actually agrees directly?
Ending Spreading Flowers ~ There really is no sweet extra story
Ah? Suddenly it's over? (Caught off guard)
Comrade, you almost scared me to death.
Five versus two, but I think this bet is very unfair to the poor little Fairy Tale Guild, hahahahaha
The poor big dog who can only stay at home and wait for his owner to come back