This is a collection of Phantom of the Opera stories. Each story is about 30,000 to 100,000 words.
1. Proud peacock lady × fierce, insecure phantom
Hatu'en injected herself with a sedative, but unexpectedly transmigrated to a strange world.
However, the drug had an eerie effect there. The sedative turned into a berserker drug, giving her an uncontrollable strength.
When she saw someone bullying Eric, Hatu'en's anger erupted.
A bestial glint flashed in her eyes, and her limbs seemed driven by a rampaging force.
She grabbed the riding crop at her waist and swung it, each lash carrying the resolve to destroy everything.
She had only one goal: protect Eric and make those who dared bully him pay.
Eric, the protagonist of The Phantom of the Opera.
He was also an employee of Miss Hatu'en's father, Stover.
He had never imagined that one day the noble Miss Hatu'en would take his side so fiercely.
She shielded him, using her riding crop to teach the people who mocked him a harsh lesson.
Though those lessons cost him the savings he'd built up over many years.
But Hatu'en noticed that with every crack of her crop, Eric's once-ferocious gaze grew softer.
Love quietly took root in Eric's eyes.
One day, he even handed her a brand-new leather riding crop, its handle carefully wrapped in a layer of soft material.
Hatu'en heard him say:
“Miss, use this one. It won't hurt your hand.”
Theme: I favor you above all others.
