After Falling for a Dungeon NPC, I Got Killed

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Blurb

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High-level dungeon monster x unlimited-flow player

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Qing Hannyu is a boss in a high-level dungeon in an unlimited-flow world. Because she's too powerful, the System has sidelined her, so she travels from dungeon to dungeon causing trouble. Then one day, she finally gets what's coming to her, and in the starting dungeon, no less.

"Hey, bro, how about letting me go?" Qing Hannyu eyed the dagger at her throat, a chill running down her back.

Xu Wennian glanced at her, then without hesitation grabbed an inflatable mallet and whacked her back into her own dungeon world.

Qing Hannyu rolled around in the fallen leaves several times, then sat there stunned for a few seconds before bursting into tears. "System! He hit me!"

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On Xu Wennian's first day in the infinite world, he had a cold expression.jpg. On his thirtieth day, he was invincible.png. On his Nth day, he was all, "Hehe, snuggle with me, wife.".gif ... Ah, she'd been killed.

Yet Xu Wennian, freshly dead, looked as if a whole new world had opened up to him. He didn't regret dying in the least.

On his first day as a ghost, he invited monsters from several dungeons to play mahjong. He won all the fox spirit's money, plucked the cat demon's fur, stole King Yaonan's pass to the underworld, then wiped out all the players when his own dungeon first opened. He became famous in one battle, a legendary figure among monsters.

Qing Hannyu sat in a rattan chair, pressing her useless philtrum, and pointed a trembling finger at Xu Wennian. "Don't act like you've been a ghost forever! Do you know how many ghosts have complained about you?"

Xu Wennian knelt on the ground, looking innocent. "But I'm not used to it yet."

Qing Hannyu: "..."

Theme: Life and death don't matter. What matters is the meaning of life.