[Launching in October. A little support with your favorite would help the author write faster ww]
After five years together, Xi He realized her boyfriend had changed after landing a high-paying job.
He was always leaving early and coming home late, giving her the silent treatment and shutting her out of his social circle. Even his new coworkers inexplicably disliked her.
She'd read his chat history. They were always talking about things like “racing hearts,” “one night,” “roleplay,” “dating experience,” “amnesia,” and “XX Hotel.”
Xi He sneered. Her boyfriend was cheating on her.
Not only that, he and his coworkers were getting up to some pretty wild stuff.
That very night, Xi He was unexpectedly chosen by a god and pulled into the “Gods' Game.”
As a beginner's bonus, a generous evil god who despised couples granted her a blessing.
1. Any murderous intent, hatred, or malice directed at her would turn into actions filled with love.
2. All she had to do to clear the game was kill her boyfriend.
*
The problem was, Xi He had face blindness.
Looking at the two men in front of her, each with two eyes, a nose, and a mouth, how was she supposed to tell which one was her boyfriend?
Man A charged at Xi He, yelling that he was going to kill her, but his attack suddenly turned into a passionate kiss.
Xi He: I'll take the chance to stab him. One down.
She got a good look at him. He wasn't her ex, but one of her boyfriend's coworkers who had mocked her that very day.
Man B tricked Xi He into falling into a trap, but midway through, he suddenly proposed to her and wanted to give her all the rare items he had.
Xi He: Stab him. Two down.
This time it was her boyfriend's buddy, who thought she was dead weight in real life.
Man C shoved Xi He in front of an attack to use her as a shield, but just as she was about to get hurt, he suddenly pushed her away and protected her with his body, passionately confessing his feelings.
Xi He: I'll finish him off after he dies. Three down.
This was her boyfriend's nemesis, who had recently sneered that she was a lowly Dustborn, beautiful but otherwise useless.
Xi He, after kissing them all but never catching a glimpse of her boyfriend: ...
*
As the uncanny descended, countless people were randomly drawn into the “Gods' Game.”
Que Yan was a top-tier “player” from the Upper District. An accident in the “game” caused him to lose his memory and end up in the Lower District.
When Que Yan's teammates found him, they discovered that not only had he fallen in love, he'd also taken in a delicate, beautiful climbing vine, Chu Xi He.
The first time her boyfriend's buddy met Xi He in the “game,” the girl was docile and timid, frail and helpless.
But in the “game,” a delicate flower like her was dead weight. He wanted to use the opportunity to get rid of Xi He and solve this problem for Que Yan.
He rushed toward Xi He with a knife.
[Murderous intent detected: 80%]
[Murderous intent detected: 100%]
[Emotional conversion activated.]
At the moment his murderous intent reached its peak, it instantly turned into pure love. The knife slipped from his hand, and he kissed her reverently.
A strange, burning sensation swept over him. He gradually succumbed to the tender, lingering feeling, but the next instant, a blade pierced flesh.
In real life, the men who loathed, despised, and hated Xi He protected her at the cost of their lives in the “Gods' Game.” They kissed her, then “died” in her arms.
If Xi He was a climbing vine, then her slender, tender tendrils wound around the Host, depending on him and relying on him, drawing nourishment from him, and finally strangling him.
#Also known as “A Sea of Hate in Every World,” a tale of love and hatred
#I Clear Infinite Games by Killing My Ex-Boyfriend
tips:
1. The heroine is a villainess, a climbing vine, and a heartthrob. She's genuinely fragile at first, but becomes physically strong later.
2. Getting “killed” in the game instances isn't real death, but there are consequences.
3. The male lead is completely inexperienced, with no other romantic history.
Blurb posted on 2025.8.21, revised on 2026.6.1
Theme: Hate lasts longer than love
