He entered an infinite-horror game. For Lin Moyan, this should have been a good thing, because he was a monster.
His constitution was highly unusual, similar to that of a succubus. It could lure prey to him, and then he could kill them.
The problem was that he was a weakling of a monster with no real power. He was even less capable in a fight than an ordinary person, yet his ability to attract prey remained.
In the ordinary world, it was fine. The most he attracted were perverts. But in an infinite-horror game, it was another story. He could even attract monsters and dungeon bosses, or other players.
Lin Moyan: "..." Was this game trying to get him killed?
Lin Moyan could only force himself to become a little smarter and try his best to escape the beings he attracted. But his constitution was such a hindrance that it drew a whole crowd of dangerous, terrifying beings to him anytime, anywhere.
While his fellow species lured prey over for a feast, he lived in constant fear, just hoping the prey wouldn't come to their senses and kill him.
What pained Lin Moyan even more was that his constitution seemed to grow more and more extreme in the game. Monsters and players were always being drawn to him, wanting to take him away, imprison him, torment him, and make him theirs.
Lin Moyan: "..." This was agony.
Reader's Guide:
1. The protagonist is stunningly beautiful. He's not very strong, but he's fairly clever.
2. The love interest is split into multiple parts, but there is only one person.
Theme: A true man knows when to yield and when to stand firm.
