[I just realized the bottom's name here shares two characters with the top's name in another story... It wasn't intentional, SOS. The name Biechen comes from the line “I happened to part with worldly thoughts” in Wu Rong's poem “Seeing a Monk Off on a Journey South.”]
*Cool high school boy bottom
Wen Biechen gets pulled into an endless-flow game and learns that if he doesn't clear it, he'll disappear from the world.
Yet every time a game begins, he's faced with hideous, deformed monsters and obsessive, deranged evil gods.
The monsters choke him with their tentacles, and the evil gods choose him as a sacrifice. Every time, he's put on a route that leads to death: surrounded by the world's malice and corrupted into an ignorant, fanatical believer.
But Wen Biechen can read minds. He hears what these monsters, who are so hostile toward him, are thinking:
[He's so cute.]
[I want to lick him.]
[Slurp.]
Wen Biechen: ?
If you accept your sins openly and transmigrate through the black abyss, eternity awaits you.
And I will always be watching you.
Reading guide:
1. The author wrote this to unwind.
2. “If you accept your sins openly and transmigrate through the black abyss, eternal wonder and glory await you” comes from The Cthulhu Mythos.
3. The top is very handsome.
Theme: Light and kindness
