The monsters are its mother's children.
But that mother cannot be Chu Dujiang.
Chu Dujiang never expected that just writing stories to make a little money would make her a mother without any pain of childbirth.
Worse still,
these monsters seem to have a mother-eating fixation.
Her peaceful, cozy everyday life suddenly turns eerie.
A person stands by the bed in the middle of the night, head tilted at a 45-degree angle, smiling at you.
Whenever she rents a place, she finds sticky notes hidden in the most out-of-the-way corners, covered in rules for the tenants.
She hails a taxi to go home, and the driver is like a god who doesn't use navigation, driving blind. A thirty-minute trip takes two whole hours, and she still hasn't arrived. Chu Dujiang silently checks her account balance.
Who could put up with this? At this rate, her wallet will give out first.
Chu Dujiang opens the app to try to put an end to everything, only to find a line displayed in plain sight: [Once published, a work cannot be edited (smile)]
The bad news: The stories she wrote have come true.
The worse news: Her world seems to be one giant horror game, and the players all want to unmask the mastermind behind the monsters.
The only good news: The players seem to think she's one of them.
Theme: Make the best of life
