Isn't a Dark-Skinned Evil God Just the Best?

[Coming soon: 100 Ways to Use a Tentacle Monster.]

Ning An transmigrates to another world, a hodgepodge of intelligent species, and takes the place of a noble young lady to become a candidate for divine service.

As the selection banquet draws to a close, she enters the Pantheon and, among a crowd of fair-skinned, exquisite gods, immediately spots one with honey-colored skin and long black hair that curls and coils like seaweed.

Ning An watches him for a long time and confirms that he's a lonely little outcast.

Ning, dark-skin enthusiast, An: Ecstatic.jpg Adoring.jpg (not really)

He had never had a divine attendant. No human had ever served him, and he didn't care.

Until a human girl, trembling all over, knelt before him.

He gazes at this increasingly interesting [gift], trying to figure out how not to [break] her.

A few years later, Ning An successfully pays off her enormous debts and enjoys a happy life in another world, eating, sleeping, adventuring (read: traveling), and serving (read: cuddling) a god.

Except some nights, when terrible nightmares cling to her like a bone-deep parasite, tormenting her so much that even the god's comfort can't ease her distress.

Following advice from the other gods, Ning An sneaks into a forbidden place.

Swollen tentacles stretch as far as the eye can see, stacked and writhing. Countless strange, mottled eyes turn to look at her all at once. Each eyeball seems to reflect her rigid face.

She hears him say, "An... don't... look good?"

When she wakes after fainting, Ning An sees the god leaning over the side of her bed, watching her quietly. Behind him, countless shadows sway without pause, like a gluttonous feast of depravity and madness.

A divine attendant: H-help! Can I request a different god?

Him: Reach out, wrap around her, pull her back.

The other gods: N-no, no, no...

P.S. 1. The romance takes up a large part of the story. It has some Western fantasy elements, a heavy dose of cosmic horror, split personalities, a growing-up dynamic, roleplay, and seemingly absurd plot twists. If anything makes you uncomfortable, stop reading in time.

2. The evil god is a little dim (and most of his wits have gone to the heroine). He's generally lazy, naturally clingy, and likes to snuggle. He can have children, but the children are still parts of him.

100 Ways to Use a Tentacle Monster

In a dangerous world where humans and monsters coexist, Qin Yue finds a tentacle monster.

Following the principle that "a freebie shouldn't go to waste," she trains it (crossed out) and develops 100 ways to use it.

Until her "tool" comes up with some strange uses of its own, like sex.

Qin Yue has to admit that things are starting to get dicey.

1. When you're cold, let me wrap you up nice and neat. I'll get all warm and cozy.

2. When you're hungry, cut off one of my tentacles. I'll try my best to taste good.

3. When you're in danger, you can throw me out. But don't forget to pick me back up. I'll become more useful.

100. When you're lonely, I'll keep you company. (Whether you want me to or not.)

100 Ways to Use Me (My Own Summary)

P.S. The main story is told in third person and has wasteland elements. The heroine has no interest in love and only wants to survive x the hero has been developed in all sorts of ways and desperately wants to cuddle.

Theme: Even in adversity, dare to fight for what you want.