I Build Houses to Become a God

Su Jin only wants to buy a house, but transmigrates into an infinite-flow game where death is real.

Everyone awakens a different weapon based on their traits.

Other people get guns and knives. From the start, she gets a door panel.

[Ability: I Want a Home (Obsession Level)]

[This is what warmth feels like. Lie on the door panel to recover 1% of your health per second for 60 seconds.]

Is this a weapon?

Everyone thinks she's a rare healer.

Even she thinks so.

But then...

In the Hundred Ghosts Cabin dungeon, she raises her door panel and spots a toilet she just has to have.

Unable to resist, she packs it up and installs it on her wooden board.

[Ability: I Want a Home - Bathroom Toilet (Obsession Level)]

[This is a household necessity, the satisfying feeling of getting rid of filth. Sit on it and any ghost within five squares will be instantly sucked into the toilet and transferred somewhere else.]

Everyone: !

Su Jin: !

They thought these weapons and skills couldn't get any more outrageous.

They were wrong...

The very next day, in the Extreme Cave dungeon, she takes a shine to the boss's black-and-gold wardrobe.

[Ability: I Want a Home - Bedroom Wardrobe (Obsession Level)]

[This is storage, making your home nice and tidy. Open the wardrobe doors to get one chance to disguise yourself.]

Everyone: ??

Su Jin: ???

At last, she upgrades her weapon into a cozy two-bedroom apartment. Satisfied, she thinks she has reached the end.

But one day, exhausted, she enters the utility suite and lies down on a princess bed draped in pink lace, waiting to recover her health. Her hand reaches out and touches a handsome man, his eyes closed as he breathes on the soft pillow, his skin pale as snow and cool to the touch.

Su Jin: ??

Damn it, after all that hard work, was her two-bedroom apartment weapon really a utility room for summoning handsome men?

#Everyone else is fighting for their lives, while she's playing house?#

#A girl who desperately wants a home and will gladly fight to the death for it vs. a mad boss drawn to the warmth of a single lamp#

Theme: Hard work pays off