Novel blurb:
Ku Mu is a caretaker at a top-secret research institute. His daily work is watering flowers, tending plants, and feeding small animals. It sounds pretty easy.
But the flowers can move on their own, extend and retract their stamens, and suck a human head into their centers.
The grass has leaves that sway with uncanny dexterity, is highly toxic, and has stalks covered in little mouths.
The small animals can grow and shrink, are bloodred from head to toe, and are covered in slimy tentacles.
Each is ugly in its own way, and every one of them is dangerous.
The whole institute has only one accidentally discovered, low-level little monster that looks somewhat appealing. It has a round head, round eyes, is snow-white and fluffy, and is only the size of a palm. It's adorable.
Ku Mu takes the little monster home and keeps it as a pet.
Every day, Ku Mu goes in and out of the institute, and his retinas are constantly subjected to visual pollution. As a result, the more he looks at the little monster, the more appealing it seems. But one morning, Ku Mu opens his eyes and finds the little monster in his arms has vanished. In its place, a boy he has never seen before is curled up in his embrace, completely naked, kissing and nuzzling against him.
Ku Mu is horrified.
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The little monster has a human named Ku Mu.
It likes this human very much. It likes his scent, his touch, and snuggling up against him. But this human doesn't seem to like those strange-looking monsters, so it only secretly extends its countless tentacles and wraps him up tightly after Ku Mu falls asleep.
That's how it shows its affection.
It likes the human it keeps, and wants to be with him forever.
It thinks Ku Mu must like it just as much as it likes him, but ever since the little monster became human, it has realized everything has changed.
Ku Mu won't stroke him, won't touch him, won't sleep with him...
And he won't let him lick him anymore... QAQ
Reader's guide:
1. Romance-focused, with a little horror.
2. Set in a fictional world. The research-related material is purely fictional, so please don't relate it to reality.
3. The author's writing skills are limited.
4. The author's head is empty.
Please don't give writing advice. If it's not to your taste, please be reasonable and move on. Different flowers appeal to different eyes. Let's understand and respect each other. If you don't like it, please don't hurt anyone. Thank you.
*In accordance with Jinjiang rules, the arrow "→" on the character cards indicates sexual positions, not one-sided romantic feelings.
--2024.6.11
Theme: Love is worth pursuing a thousand times over
