Eating Monsters and Leveling Up in a World of Rules

Upcoming book: "Can Beauty Enchant Nonhumans, Too?" If you like it, please add it to your favorites! The sun went out for three days. When it rose again, everyone around the world received the following text message. "Rules for the Surface World" 1. Please continue living according to your original plans. 2. To find an emergency exit, follow the green signs. 3. There are no bells outside supermarkets. If you see a bell outside a supermarket, do not enter. If you see three bells hanging outside a supermarket, survive. 4. Cafes do not sell red coffee. If you purchase red coffee, pour it into the public sewer. Don't worry, it won't pollute the environment. 303. There are no eyes in the sky. 304. The locations of emergency exits never change. asic. The locations of emergency exits do change. Follow the red signs. 309. Do not leave your home. 310. You must lea... 399. Do not let it remember you. This message will be deleted in eight hours. Have a pleasant day. One week later. Ji Nan found this sheet of paper at the entrance to an art museum. "Rules for Visiting the Art Museum" The exit? The exit had disappeared. After narrowly escaping death, Ji Nan finally got out of the art museum, only to discover that the exit led to a world awed by "it": the Inner World. The moment she set foot on this wretched land, Ji Nan received even worse news: the researchers here wanted to cut her up for study. Ji Nan: ... The best plan was to run. In the second world of strange tales, Ji Nan was amazed to discover that the monsters there were edible. And incredibly delicious! From then on, the hideous monsters, the colorful unknown liquids, the indescribable grotesqueries... All the horrors beyond human comprehension became her food, giving off an utterly alluring aroma. As she continued to feed, Ji Nan broke through the restraints of the human species and gradually became an existence on the same level as "it." That day, every human trapped in the anomaly lost their sanity and fell into eternal madness. Things humans could understand and things they couldn't, things that surged and writhed, things that could not be spoken of... They whispered, all calling out the same name: Ji Nan. She would use human emotion to snare "it" by the neck, tighten the noose, devour a part of "it," and become an equal existence, pinning "it" firmly to the ground. The rules have been updated. XX44444444444: It is watching you, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always, always Couple: It. If you know what it's like, you know. A little note from the author 1. They should be pretty evenly matched. There are horror elements (probably, since I don't know whether what I write is scary). 2. The female lead is chaotic. She has a pathological fondness for certain human behaviors, and she's not a good person in the traditional sense. If that's not for you, click the X. 4. The plot and romance both get attention. The romance starts around the middle, and the love interest is nonhuman. 8. This isn't the popular kind of infinite flow story. The instances make up part, but not all, of the book. If it's not your thing, click the top right. 3. Please click to start reading. Theme: Life is precious