The Evil God-Raising App

What would you do if your horror game about raising creepy little companions suddenly began merging with reality?

You Su, who had just returned from an infinite world, said:

Time to hunt.

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The game recently detected a player with an unusually thick skull.

In a city overrun by eerie supernatural tales, everyone else was walking on eggshells. This player, however, treated it like a game about raising little companions, bringing every dangerous character home one by one.

Including, but not limited to, a seemingly innocent yet twisted evil god, a rigid and bizarre demon, and a sickly, grotesque angel...

Watching the player cuddle the germophobic demon today and reach out to the catlike evil god tomorrow, the game was sure it could already picture this player being hacked to pieces.

But it never imagined that the only time this thickheaded player ever got into trouble in the game would be because the evil gods discovered the existence of the other little companions.

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After mysterious supernatural tales returned, the Federal Bureau of Investigation was almost powerless to fight back, until a girl who called herself an ordinary citizen appeared.

She stood among the stars, calmly showing them, through a crack, thousands of years beyond the vast currents of history: the thousands of years that belonged to humanity.

Corpse-driving in western Hunan, yellow weasels demanding titles, strange shadows in caves, echoes in karst caverns, dragons in shallow waters...

As for You Su: Thanks for asking. Great, even the interstellar era has cyber ghosts. Now I don't have to worry about graduating straight into unemployment.

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1. A mysterious resurgence in a high-tech, low-living-standard interstellar setting. An entirely fictional world, with two worlds connected and travel between them. It is purely fictional and has no connection to the real world or any negative allegory.

A ruthless, cold-hearted powerhouse × her loyal dog

Theme: A loving family, all together