Please Don't Hang It up in My House [Infinite]

Advance receipt of Kangkang! Screenshot taken on January 1, 2024] [Modified on August 11, 2025, screenshots taken] The evil god Koatl, wearing a glorious feathered coat and a sun crown on his head, woke up from his long dream. When he lazily stretched his snake body on the top of the pyramid, he unexpectedly discovered that there were more little creatures in his house equipped with strange systems. The little creatures ran, struggled, screamed, trapped and cooperated with each other in his house, and finally died. Died in his bedroom, bath, garden and cloakroom. Koyatel: "Ahhhhhh!" What's the matter with you! Don't die in other people's homes! As soon as Koatl pinched his nose and disposed of the body, a new little creature appeared in his house. It was vitreous, fragile and helpless, and would even be killed by his corn, showerheads, floor cracks and pets. Koyatel: "..." He picked up the phone frantically. "Katri! Katri!" "Ride your brain out immediately! Come and find a solution for me!" "So many bugs! They're all—they're all—" "He died in my house!" [Attention from the rear] 1. Pure sand sculpture, some characters are taken from Aztec mythology. 2. Infinite streaming with lighter weight and smaller appetite, focusing on family dungeons (?). Small creatures are challengers. God's world is high-dimensional. Dead challengers will appear in the evil god's dimension and affect normal life. 3. Koatl is a slightly neurotic, irritable little boy who can hit, loves to cry, loves his family, and calls himself an evil god, but he is actually a good god. 4. CP Catri, the real evil god, is a silent male ghost who goes crazy. Intention: I love my family!