How to Break an S-Rank Psycho's Trap of Obsessive Love

Ju Yang transmigrates into the world of a dark supernatural novel. The bad news: his whole body came with him. Before transmigrating, he was out walking, and all he had on him was his phone.

The good news: in this world, where almost everyone has supernatural abilities, Ju Yang awakens an ability of his own: [Infinite].

Ju Yang's eyes light up as he opens the ability description:

Infinite energy, active skill, locked;

Infinite telekinesis, active skill, locked;

Every active skill is locked. Then, at the very bottom, he reads:

Infinite attraction: The stronger the ability user, the greater the attraction. Passive skill. Always active, cannot be turned off.

Ju Yang thinks of the S-rank villains from the original novel, each crazier than the last, and his smile freezes.

Why is his ability drawing the sources of danger right to him?!

In this world, supernatural ability strength is inversely proportional to normality. Every S-rank ability user is an idealistic lunatic with ten pounds of schemes.

The world of supernatural abilities is far too dangerous. The S-ranks pull out every trick in the book to get Ju Yang, and he keeps stumbling into their traps.

A suit-wearing, deathless corporate drone chases Ju Yang through the subway. Ju Yang drags his injured body along until he can't go on and collapses against a wall. Just as he faces the drone's long blade and prepares to meet his death, what comes instead is a kiss imbued with supernatural power. Extreme pleasure arrives alongside death.

In the drone's domain of immortality, Ju Yang experiences this pleasure again and again, until his mind expands enough to contain himself.

But growing stronger comes at a cost. Perhaps, in the process, Ju Yang will become addicted to death, and to the man who brings it?

The top player in the disaster-apocalypse genre appears to create opportunities for Ju Yang and the male lead to spend time together, doing everything he can to help the male lead rescue Ju Yang and urging him to confess. He's like the head of a super-dedicated CP fan club.

In truth, the top player secretly modifies the Fate Magnet. All he has to do in the end is transfer the magnet from the male lead to himself, and he can take the male lead's place. The comrade who fought alongside Ju Yang and the beloved he cherishes will have been the top player all along.

The Demon King teacher cares too much about Ju Yang. His desire to possess Ju Yang and his love for him are constantly at war.

There's also a blind man who can twist illusion and reality, a police officer with MAX-level bad luck, the leader of an antisocial organization, the White Knight of the Royal Court, a tyrant who watches coldly from the sidelines, a mechanical mutant weapon...

Ju Yang finally understands: this was never a survival story. It's a courtship story about being pursued by S-rank lunatics!

Worse still, Ju Yang is constantly in danger, provoking the original male lead's terrifying urge to protect him. The male lead was so normal in the original novel that it was touching, but after awakening his ability, he wants to merge Ju Yang into his very bones and blood.

After Ju Yang escapes another lunatic's clutches, the male lead finally can't hold back. He breathes a restrained, ragged sigh into Ju Yang's ear...

Turns out the strongest one has been suppressing himself the hardest.

In this world where supernatural abilities decide everything, Ju Yang can win with ease without using his ability. His genius psychological insight lets him see through the truth and unravel every seemingly hopeless trap.

But when it's time to leave them, Ju Yang looks at the S-ranks with a complicated expression. His lashes lowered, the young man looks like a statue of a god pitying the world.

Ju Yang has empathized with them and understands that the S-ranks are only fighting their tragic fates in their own ways.

Oh, well. Then he can leave them a little comfort~

In the dim ruins, the deathless corporate drone clutches the note Ju Yang left behind and, for once, smiles with ease.

The blind man who sees through illusions covers his forehead, where Ju Yang flicked him, and sits quietly lost in thought.

After losing to Ju Yang, the top player receives an invitation from Ju Yang to play a game in the real world.

They once wandered alone through a dark world, until a beam of sweet-and-sour sunshine came shining in

Ju Yang: Why are these people even crazier now QAQ

* A sweet, beloved shou and a group of handsome, crazy, villainous gongs. All gongs are virgins, with one-on-one pairings at different stages.

* The gongs' morals are questionable and their mental states are delightful. Read for fun only.

Advance listing: The Crazy Villain's Sacrificial Moonlight

"Whenever the protagonist encounters a villain they can't defeat, someone always sacrifices themselves to make the protagonist power up and strike back. Such people are known as 'sacrificial teammates.'"

"In this world that merges several different works, your task is to become a sacrificial teammate for three protagonists, helping them unleash their power at critical moments and defeat the villains."

Bai Dai nods solemnly.

Bai Dai follows the plot diligently. But as he goes along, he realizes he's been pursuing the wrong people. He was supposed to build relationships with the protagonists and go through the plot with them, but he ends up doing all of that with the villains! He even becomes the villains' only emotional anchor, as everyone else calls him.

The person glaring at him resentfully from the sidelines is the protagonist!

Now the plot is completely derailed. Bai Dai has no choice but to grit his teeth and carry out the sacrificial scene for the protagonist in front of the villain. Unexpectedly, the villain goes mad and his power surges. Instead of merely opposing the protagonist, he turns against the whole world, determined to make it pay for taking his beloved moonlight away.

The protagonist also takes revenge on the villain, believing that Bai Dai would never have sacrificed himself if it weren't for him.

Bai Dai: ...Is it too late to say I only pretended to sacrifice myself?

Theme: Believe in yourself.