Everyday Romance with Monster C

Mumian was a cashier at a convenience store.

She found a monster, C, who looked human but was covered in scales, with sharp claws and a long tail.

She thought C was like this: a bio-monster, mindless, killing and burning, eating people and drinking blood.

But C was actually like this: protective of Mumian, easy to lure home with a single rice ball, loyal as a dog, and great at wilderness survival.

If Mumian is in danger, assume the first description applies, because C won't bother reasoning with you.

When she first met C, Mumian said, "I'm so scared he'll eat me in one bite."

C: "Do you have some kind of misunderstanding about me?"

Later, Mumian said, "I think he'll eat me in one bite."

C: "I think you think right."

That day,

the best decision lonely Mumian ever made was telling C, "I'll take you home."

That day,

the monster called Experimental Subject C met the first person who offered to take him home.

A heroine with a thing for tails and a bioengineered human hero.

The hero looks human, but has reptilian genes and scales all over his body.

Just a simple romance.

They'll eventually retire from the world.

New novel: The Dark-Skinned Boy I Saved Is a Tomb Raider

Transmigrating into the body of a slave who had just escaped, Yayin must figure out how to survive in the desert.

Yayin dares to say no transmigrator has ever had it worse.

But will someone tell her how the unlucky boy she saved on a whim turned out to be the leader of the desert bandits?

She doesn't care how much treasure there is in the Pharaoh's tomb! She just wants to find a way home.

But honestly, this tomb raider may be young, but he's got amazing stamina.

Who doesn't love a handsome young man with six-pack abs!!!

What if I don't want to go home anymore?

The male lead is rough and rude, and he's a thief by profession. He's no good person.

The heroine is extremely oblivious and a bit of a pervert.

Theme: Cross-species romance