[Horror Crossover] How to Become the Beast-Taming King in a Horror Movie

[I rushed to finish this book because I wasn't writing it well. I'm sorry, everyone. I'll add the extra chapters when I have time.]

Game enthusiast Anna is bound to a Beast-Taming System and transmigrates into the world of horror movies, becoming a high-risk, reckless Chinese American high school student in a horror film. Even in a horror-movie world, she has to stay alive.

She had hoped to be an ordinary person and enjoy a happy American high school life, but she's forced to do missions and play a beast-taming game. Using her ability to manage traits, she saves characters from the story, eliminates horror-movie monsters, and even tames them as her own "summons."

This is right up her alley!

Scene One:

At school, students line up in front of Anna's desk, holding US dollars.

Student A: "Anna, the doll my little brother bought, the one named Chucky, came back again. No matter how much we beat it up, it won't die!"

Anna: "Don't worry. I'll take away its [Immortal] trait."

Student B: "Anna, the clown from my hometown came back again. No matter how much we beat it up, it won't die!"

Anna: "Don't worry. I'll take away its [Immortal] trait."

Student C: "Anna, I keep dreaming about a burned man. No matter how much I beat him up, he won't die!"

Anna: "Don't worry. I'll take away his [Immortal] trait."

After school, Anna packed away a backpack full of US dollars and couldn't help exclaiming, "Making money is so easy."

Scene Two:

At an altar, an evil god unleashes at least three powerful attacks, but Anna remains standing there without a scratch.

He can't help wondering in shock: Why is this weak human completely unharmed?

Anna silently opens her game panel and shows it to the evil god.

It's filled with nearly a hundred [Immortal] traits...

Evil God: ...

Evil God: Should I just leave?

Romantic pairing: Edward

Mainly features Western horror films, disaster movies, science fiction, and more.

Content warnings:

1. The heroine hasn't read the original works and doesn't know the plots. She doesn't have an omniscient perspective or the ability to tell good from evil at a glance, and she can't anticipate every detail.

2. The heroine grows over time. In her previous life, she was just an ordinary person, so she can't unleash her full power from the start.

3. Bella is not portrayed negatively.

4. There are livestreams.

5. The leads help each other, with scenes of him saving her and her saving him. The heroine tag is there because the story is told mainly from a female perspective.

6. This is my first time writing a novel. Please forgive the immature writing.

7. To emphasize again, the heroine tag is there only because this is told from the heroine's perspective. Wherever you look, romance novels told from a female perspective are tagged as having a heroine.

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"Chinese Mythology Escape Room Designer"

After a car accident, escape room designer Su Wan dreams of a gachapon machine that can produce anything. When she wakes up, she forms a contract with it, becoming its Host, and transmigrates to a parallel world.

The good news: she survived!

The bad news: there's a price!

Keeping herself alive with the gachapon machine requires a huge amount of emotional energy. She is also bound to a run-down shop in a tiny backwater county, and Su Wan is trapped there too.

A dilapidated Chinese-style house, cobwebs, drafty windows, and an old locust tree in the yard.

Is this the shop she's supposed to take over?

Su Wan stands in front of it, feeling conflicted.

This place is simply...

Perfect!

It's ideal for a horror escape room!

The gachapon machine produces three items: Xiao Qian, a voice editor, and an object editor.

Put them together, and what do you get?

Lanruo Temple!

An escape room offering three days and three nights of food and lodging opens in County A.

Netizen 1: "I recommend an escape room."

Netizen 2: "You mean that Wanwan Escape Room?"

Netizen 1: "...Yeah. It's not scary at all! It's so much fun!"

Netizen 2: "I know you're being sarcastic. You're already the 108th person to say that."

Netizen 1: "My emotional contamination has gone down by twenty percent. So, are you going or not?"

Netizen 2: "Aaaah! A place this amazing exists? I'd go even if it scared me to death!"

Other escape rooms: Boring robot fights.

Su Wan's escape rooms: Desert inns amid the yellow sands, heavenly maidens of Dunhuang, and treasure-hunting adventures!

Other escape rooms: Boring exoskeleton fights.

Su Wan's escape rooms: The stars of the cosmos, mystery investigations, escaping an immortal's ship, and the arrival of Cthulhu!

Other escape rooms: Boring gunfights.

Su Wan's escape rooms: Immortal cultivation sects, love and hate, and romance RPGs!

Newbie: "It's fun, but wouldn't it be a waste of money to go after my emotional disorder is cured?"

Veteran player: "That's nothing! You can take things from the escape room home as prizes! Just look at that top heartthrob from the entertainment industry thirty years ago. He's become young again!"

Theme: The song of humanity is a song of courage!