Still Emotionally Stable After Becoming a Monster

Revising slowly. I'll continue updating after I finish drafting the second world. I won't abandon the story! Thanks for waiting, kiss kiss~

Blurb:

System: What should you do if you lose your memory, enter a monster world, and are told to find a token?

Su Nan lies down on the bed: No idea.

System: What should you do if an important NPC for the mission insults and messes with you?

Su Nan pulls up the covers: Haven't figured it out.

System: What should you do if an NPC suddenly changes their tune, acts unreasonable, and insists on spending the rest of their life with you?

Su Nan drifts off to sleep: (Fast asleep, do not disturb.)

System: That's normal. My Host is incredibly emotionally stable. (Thumbs up.)

"The Gray Town"

A proud, sharp-tongued, arrogant, loyal eagle-like top who only makes heart signs for his wife

At first: Where did this rabbit come from? Pathetic.

Later: Look at me! I'm really amazing!

Su Nan: You're an eagle and I'm a white rabbit. I don't think we're a good match.

"Little Red Riding Hood and Little Blue Riding Hood"

A bashful, sensitive, scheming, teary-eyed green tea top

At first: You think I can't tell you took me in just to get the token? I'll kill you all!

Later: You can have the token. Will you be with me? Please, I'm begging you.

Su Nan: You're Blue Riding Hood and I'm Red Riding Hood. This doesn't feel right.

Su Nan binds himself to a quick transmigration monster System and enters different monster worlds to search for tokens.

But he remembers that what he is looking for isn't a token. It's a fragment of someone who matters deeply to him.

Note:

· Being emotionally stable doesn't mean having no emotions.

· Each world's top has their own clearly stated attributes.

· The worlds are connected in some ways.

· Each world is about a hundred thousand words long, with plenty of supporting characters and a fully developed setting.

Theme: Be brave and calm, and listen closely to your own heartbeat.