Caught by an Anthropomorphic Monster [Non-Human]

[Currently updating: Raising Humans: A Record [Nonhuman]. The blurb is below.]

I was trapped. The day after I accepted this fact, I met that man.

Strange, cold, terrifying.

He had no empathy. He wasn't normal.

I tried every method I could think of to escape this bizarre house.

I passed out twice with a raging fever as my wounds worsened.

The third time, I paid with a broken leg, but the collar around my neck was finally removed.

The moment I was about to open the door, he caught me.

When I opened my eyes again, I was still in that room.

[Cause of death: epidural hematoma]

[Cause of death: wound infection]

[Cause of death: severed spinal cord]

[Cause of death: panic-induced palpitations]

[Cause of death: regression]

After failing several times, I got an unexpected result: that man wasn't human at all.

The day after I confirmed this fact.

I decided to kill him.

After that, things got complicated...

Strange creatures kept appearing around me.

They were fanatical. They were obsessed.

They called me their king.

.Oh. So I'm not human either.

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*Male lead's perspective

#Just trying to do my job, and I get framed#

#Found a wild human who's tough to tame#

#So hard to raise. Help, help, help, help, please don't die#

#My wife likes them, so I'll keep them all#

#My wife's men, so I'll keep them all#

Wife wants to leave? Not happening.

[Reader's Guide] Screenshotted on August 12, 2024

1. The main text is in third person.

2. A monster raising a human. The male lead's true nature will be revealed around the middle to later part of the story.

3. Due to differences in species and perception, the female lead really does suffer at first. The male lead means well but causes harm, so please take note if you can't handle that.

4. The female lead has a very powerful golden finger later in the story. And since this is a nonhuman romance, it's only natural for the male lead to see himself as the one and only, right?

5. The cover was drawn by the author. Not bad, right? Thanks to the lovely reader who sent over moonstones!

6. Little tip: Nonhuman fiction features a protagonist who is a nonhuman or unnatural being. This story features spherical lifeforms and insects.

7. The blurb has been revised to make it clear enough. Readers who want a purely human female lead should look elsewhere.

Raising Humans: A Record

Roy raised a human.

She was so fragile. She ate so little, had so little strength, and was always getting hurt and bleeding. He was always afraid she would die.

For the sake of her life, Roy had no choice but to set her free.

For the sake of her safety, Roy always followed behind her.

She caught fish, Roy released them. She picked fruit, Roy put it back. She seemed not to notice him at all.

Cute. He liked her.

Roy thought he could raise her for hundreds of years.

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Lisa transmigrated into the pet of a lump of octopus-like monster.

She hadn't even had a month of good days before she was abandoned.

She began a primitive struggle for survival in another world: finding water, gathering food, and even being mistaken for a shaman by the natives...

But could someone tell her why she kept seeing traces of her "former owner" everywhere?

Could that creature have gone wild too?

Theme: Unbreakable resolve and fearless courage