I, the Monster Magnet, Husband-Killing Fiend

After accidentally picking up a pink invitation, Hua Shu was ensnared by an unfamiliar force and trapped in a curse.

By day, he worked diligently.

By night, he trembled as he fought to survive.

When night fell, the curse appeared and brought him into another dazzling, bizarre world, full of absurd monsters and sinister impostors...

As a human, he had to keep his identity hidden. If it was exposed, the monsters would tear him to pieces.

Hua Shu heeded the lessons of those who came before him and carefully played his assigned role. There was just one problem: the role didn't seem quite right.

[Identity Card: You are a country prostitute who came to the big city to make a living after a famine ravaged your home. Be sure to protect your hidden identity, or something very scary will happen!]

A prostitute?

Hua Shu thought he must have read it wrong.

More importantly, he had a hidden identity, too.

He clicked on the hidden identity marked [Top Secret] and found nothing but an ominous patch of mosaic. Within it, the word [Human Traitor] appeared so many times he couldn't count them.

Damn, he was a traitor.

With a blank expression, Hua Shu closed the notification and acted as if nothing had happened.

Only after venturing deeper into the bizarre world did Hua Shu discover the advantages of having both the [Prostitute] and [Human Traitor] identities.

Whenever he killed an ordinary monster, he could obtain its identity card and disguise himself as it for a limited time.

Even more bizarrely, when he slept with certain monsters, he could temporarily copy some of their abilities. It didn't get any more insane than that.

Worse still, after he spent a night with one particular monster, the others started finding him as if they could smell him.

They all made demands, wanting to taste his deliciousness. Hua Shu clutched his rear in terror, yet found he couldn't refuse them.

Hua Shu wanted to run. When he couldn't, he acted weak, then fierce, and waited for the right moment to kill every one of those monsters.

But strangely, each time he killed one of them, something stirred within him: his [Hidden Identity] was about to grow again.

At last, one day, Hua Shu poked at his fully developed hidden identity.

When he saw the four words [Husband-Killing Maniac], he was dumbfounded.

There would be consequences for killing too many "husbands."

He used them without mercy, earning the wrath of heaven and the hatred of all. Their resentment gathered.

The "husbands" Hua Shu had killed combined into one enormous monster, so evil and powerful that he had nowhere left to run.

"Wife, come on. Stab me in the chest." The giant monster pointed to its heart.

Hua Shu's face went pale as he stared at the monster's chest.

Suddenly, he remembered how, after sleeping with one of them, he'd used that "husband's" ability to conjure a source-power dagger out of thin air and stab him to death.

"Wife, why are you afraid now? Do you remember how you dug out my genitals with your bare hands in bed?"

Hua Shu's face turned green again. He still remembered how, while one monster was getting carried away, his body had suddenly changed, ripping off something that must not be named.

"Wife... you..."

Hua Shu was close to tears, his shoulders trembling slightly. He looked so fragile and pitiful.

"Hubby, I'm sorry. Please forgive me." He gazed at the giant monster pitifully, trying to act weak and find a chance to escape.

Monster: ...

No matter how many times it happened, the monster was still captivated by the little beauty before it. He was the weakness of countless monsters that made up its very essence, its precious treasure and the apple of its eye.

"All right." It opened its bloody lips and gave Hua Shu a loving kiss on the lips.

Hua Shu: ...

He got blood all over my face, damn it!

A cunning, deceitful human traitor * a merciless beauty who uses and discards men x a dark, unhinged, doting monster made of countless evil, resentful spirits

Happy Ending

Theme: Self-reliance and perseverance are life's finest qualities