Lillian Hill has always thought she was blessed by the goddess of luck.
Her parents love each other and her family is happy. Even when she shows signs of being different, they simply say it's a gift and patiently guide her.
Under the care of her warm family, Lillian excels in every aspect of her development, especially the physical side, where she may have gone a little overboard. She firmly follows the teachings of her metaphysical mentor from the East: when it's time to act, act.
Treat friends and family with the gentleness of a spring breeze.
But when evil spirits harass her for no reason, beat them up. Stand up to bullies at school. If they don't stop, make them stop yourself. When you can settle things with your fists, don't waste words.
Lillian doesn't think she's all that unusual. She just occasionally acts as a medium, helping people and getting a little social experience in the process.
Her mother once told her that her ancestors were witches from Salem. Her father's side of the family has a renowned medium, and even her high school friend Carrie awakened a special power.
This was further confirmed when she worked hard to get into her father's alma mater. Every senior at the university is talented and pleasant to talk to. No wonder Miskatonic University is such a prestigious school with a century of history, even if it's obscure.
Then she had to face her thesis. Her dad never told her graduating from Miskatonic would be this hard!
Lillian: What? All of you picked Innsmouth for your research topics? You're all so competitive! What am I supposed to write about?
Lillian, struggling with her thesis: Thesis, you really are the strongest of all!
Victims, whether ghosts, humans, monsters, or aliens: Are you serious?
Written on a whim.
The heroine is sunny and cheerful, with incredible strength. (She's a formidable woman. The beginning is forgotten, the ending is forgotten... What broad shoulders for a songbird to lean on.)
Male lead undecided.
The timeline is a mess, since it's a horror crossover. There are major reimaginings and a touch of Lovecraftian elements. You can read it without knowing the source material.
Theme: Smile in the face of danger.
Egypt, the surname of the Pharaoh, and the magical appearance (app90+) This is included in the running group, and the identity is not ambiguous at all.
Don't tell me, I have actually followed a novel where the male protagonist is Naija hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha~ Business fluid blessing and updates are stress-free!
A bit sweet and ambiguous atmosphere
Haven't adopted Esther's "Orphan Revenge" yet. Speaking of orphanages, I watched an orphanage with a beloved version of the Boggart. That creature will slowly transform into the person that the person misses. It was secretly raised by the caretaker or gatekeeper of the orphanage. After the caretaker died, it turned into the appearance of an albino child. Adopted by the protagonist couple. In his wife's thoughts, it slowly turned into the appearance of the couple's missing child.
It's you! Orphan resentment! But how to fight now, this soft little rabbit? It's not easy to fight Esther
I feel like Lilian's sanity is not only high, but also very stable.
Sunny and cheerful heroine, great 💪
Use supernatural powers to make her crazy (sudden realization) (and this trick)
If there are aliens in the introduction, would the teacher consider adding aliens or predators (●°u°●)??"
The gray-faced Jeff is also very handsome.