The Only Human in a World of Giant Fluffballs

Wen Maidong was a listless, burned-out office worker. What he hated most in life was getting up early to squeeze onto the subway. Who could have guessed that the moment he stepped out of the carriage, he would end up in a gigantic, fluffy world with no humans?

When he opened his eyes again, Wen Maidong found himself lying in a pile of golden fur as soft as clouds. He scrambled upright, only to meet a pair of round puppy eyes. A huge golden dog, half a head taller than him, tilted its head and smiled.

“How can there be a dog this huge?!”

Wen Maidong looked at its soft ears, then at its enormous fluffy tail thumping against the ground. Hesitantly, he raised the bag in his hand, filled with fragrant meat pies. Before he knew it, the giant dog had pounced on him.

Wen Maidong hugged the dog’s head as it held a meat pie in its mouth, rubbing its fur all over while gritting his teeth.

“Damn it, who could possibly resist a giant dog? Who?!”

Penniless, Wen Maidong takes the advice of the socially anxious panda who owns an inn and becomes the only human employee of the Fluffy Friends Guild. He travels around taking on jobs and commissions to support himself and his doggo.

The owner of the candy shop, a doggo, has a crush on the country cat who runs the cookie shop next door. It begs Wen Maidong for help, awkwardly asking him to deliver marshmallows and a love letter to Miss Cat.

The doggo says, “Everyone says I look like a marshmallow! So I’ll bring Miss Cat marshmallows every day, and then she’ll like me!”

Miss Cat is a vegetarian who only sells fish-shaped wafer cookies, so Mr. Whale asks Wen Maidong to deliver a “Best Kitty” medal made by the fish in the sea.

Miss Kitty says, “Leave the medal. Keep the marshmallows.”

Sometimes Wen Maidong gets angry, anxious, and restless. He always uses the dog’s fur sticking all over him as an excuse to give it a good scolding.

The giant dog never gets angry. It just blinks its puppy eyes and whines as it shoves its big furry head into Wen Maidong’s arms.

It wants its little human to stroke its big furry head, soft ears, and spotted paws.

Then its little human won’t feel wronged, shed pearls, or be unhappy!

An enthusiastic giant dog who never overthinks x a listless, burned-out office worker

[The character design on the cover is licensed non-exclusively. Similarities are normal.]

Coming soon: “The Canary Who Dated Five Powerful Men at Once and Got Caught.” Please add it to your favorites.

He Nanxing is a young master whose family has gone bankrupt and can’t pay its debts. With nowhere else to turn, he enters the entertainment industry on the strength of his good looks.

Unfortunately, his acting career and public image are both a disaster. Abuse, curses, and antis flood in, threatening to crush him.

He glances at the barrage of messages from his five benefactors on his phone and breaks into a dazzling smile.

Bad acting?

Not necessarily.

Lu Shangsheng, an arrogant, demanding CEO with a foul mouth and a terrible temper, never lets anyone go against his wishes.

Under the man’s cold gaze, He Nanxing timidly takes out his grandmother’s medical records, bows low, and begs for resources that seem impossibly out of reach.

The man scoffs and grabs He Nanxing by the slender neck. “Don’t push your luck. What makes you think you’re worth investing in?”

Lin Huachou is a gentle, scheming beauty of a painter, and the smiling, two-faced man He Nanxing hates most.

Under his thin shirt, streaks of color mark his skin. He Nanxing’s slender ankle is held in a tight grip, his neck forced back.

“Be good, darling. Don’t be difficult. You know you’re my only muse. Those other people mean nothing to me.”

Ying Zhongchen is a distant, aloof second-generation celebrity, cold toward everyone and averse to trouble.

Relying on his resemblance to Ying Zhongchen’s lost love, He Nanxing finally manages to get a scene opposite him.

But the moment the director calls cut, the man who had just held him with such tenderness shoves him off balance.

The man, as ethereal as an immortal, walks away without a word, leaving He Nanxing crumpled on the floor, swallowing the undisguised ridicule and mockery of everyone around him.

Xie Jue is a childish, willful model, lively, cheerful, and sunny. But only in front of one person does he openly reveal his devilish side.

He Nanxing abandons a precious job opportunity and rushes into a noisy, dimly lit private room, only to be yanked down and land in someone’s lap.

A smug, casual voice sounds beside his ear.

“See? I told you he’d come.”

Each of them believes He Nanxing loves them with all his heart.

But when He Nanxing makes it big and cuts ties without a second thought, they finally realize that they were never the ones he couldn’t live without.

By a twist of fate, they all gather around the same table.

As they can’t resist showing off their happiness, they accidentally discover that they’re not the only ones He Nanxing has “loved deeply.”

He Nanxing, completely unaware of what’s going on, still smiles sweetly as he opens the door.

“...”

Twelve eyes meet.

He puts on a calm front, pretends to be an innocent passerby, and quietly closes the door.

He recognizes all five of them, but why is the man in the middle the chairman of the entertainment company owned by a rival firm?

Cold sweat instantly covers his pale back, and his first instinct is to turn and run.

This is bad. Something big has happened.

He’s about to get caught in a spectacular mess.

The really brutal, thrilling kind.

1. This is not a story where readers choose a love interest. The pairing is set, and the romance is one-on-one.

2. The characters are not based on real people.

Coming soon: “After a Crazy God Takes Over a Nursery for Problem Monsters”

Zhu Shenqu is transported into the body of a model student at an academy, a young man with a bright future ahead of him. But because he looks honest and dependable, he is sent to a remote region to work as a caretaker at a nursery.

Everyone gossips, saying the nursery is poor and run-down, with no prospects for anyone who works there. The little ones are all problem children, too, and hard to manage.

Sending someone as gentle and kind as Zhu Shenqu there is bound to end in disaster.

Gentle and kind Zhu Shenqu carefully feels the power slowly returning to his body. With a light squeeze, he crushes a steel bar, then turns around and forces a rather strained smile at everyone.

“It’s fine. This is just... my fate.”

The nursery’s little ones look down on their new caretaker. He’s so frail and delicate that any one of them could beat him ten times over.

So these deformers, the forsaken, the bizarre ones... try every way they can think of to erase Zhu Shenqu from existence.

But not one of them succeeds.

He wakes up one morning to find himself wrapped in corrosive, taut spiderwebs. Zhu Shenqu pulls them off one strand at a time, revealing a face already starved of oxygen and a body in an appalling state. He smiles at the little girl with a human head and a spider’s body.

While cooking, he feels something chewing on the back of his head. Zhu Shenqu finishes reducing the sauce, calmly pulls the misbehaving little one off, and turns his bloodied head, half of it missing, toward the gluttonous boy, fat, hideous, and covered in tumors. He smiles.

Half asleep, he hears a hoarse song beside his ear. Zhu Shenqu crosses his hands over his stomach. The song has reduced his brain to mush, but he doesn’t even blink as he smiles at the mutated siren, its scales cold, slimy, and damp.

The difficult monster children, the remote location, and the terrible facilities... none of them can defeat Zhu Shenqu. Who could have guessed that what finally gets him is an empty treasury and not even enough money for the next meal?

With a rare scowl, Zhu Shenqu simply takes up his brush and changes the sign to “Monster Services,” specializing in odd jobs.

He forces the glutton, who only knows how to eat, to cook meals and pastries; makes the spider girl, who can spin silk, wind it up and take on packing jobs; and sends the little siren to a nursing home to provide music therapy...

Money pours into Zhu Shenqu’s pockets. As he happily counts it, a black blob of slime suddenly wraps around his waist and quickly forms a human shape.

He can’t pull it off, shake it away, or beat it to death.

The little slime sniffs the back of Zhu Shenqu’s neck, licks his wound, and gazes at him with shining eyes.

It’s so happy.

It chased all the other little ones away! Now it can cuddle up with Zhu Zhu!

Theme: Protect animals, starting with me.