Anomalous Containment Compendium

A young and handsome director has just joined the Containment Department, where the mortality rate is extremely high.

Everyone thought this director, whose genes had reverted to an extraordinary degree, would be gone in a flash. Who could have imagined that the monsters everyone else trembled before would be molded and shaped in his hands? Assignments that others barely survived felt like spring outings, and the hideous, dangerous, arrogant monsters all became obedient and well-behaved.

Ye Chen (gazing contentedly at the cameras covering the walls): It's so satisfying to use public funds to bring back all these monsters wandering the human world and indulge my collecting obsession!

Warnings:

1. The protagonist is at the pinnacle of human combat ability, and can only be beaten by a small number of monsters.

2. The protagonist shines on his own and has no heart. He loves collecting monsters and checking them off his list.

3. There are secondary couples, which may include male-male, female-female, and male-female pairings. If that bothers you, don't click in.

4. The setting is in the distant future, with a society and class structure very different from today's. It draws inspiration from the dystopian novel Brave New World (highly recommended) and some fantasies I had when I was a student.

5. I don't accept writing advice or personal attacks. If it's not for you, don't read.

6. The story opens during National Day.

Theme: Don't let fear of getting hurt stop you from moving forward.