On the Compatibility of Charmers and Nonhumans

The main story is complete. I don't recommend buying the whole thing at once! Please read the content warnings at the end of the synopsis first (bowing). A money-loving, flirtatious, relentlessly optimistic unlucky office worker x a crowd of lovesick monsters. Wei Xiu is an ordinary office worker. A distant relative of hers dies. He was an exceptional adventurer, and owned a dilapidated house in a remote town where strange things often happened. But inside the house lay the treasure he had been most proud of in his life. As his only living relative, Wei Xiu naturally inherits the house and its treasure. She says goodbye to her miserly capitalist boss. Wei Xiu signs the parchment deed and eagerly sets about sorting through her treasures. She knows there's an ancient scroll hanging in the living room, where a strange and beautiful siren lies sleeping. In the hallway stands a marionette. Whenever Wei Xiu walks by, he opens his beautiful eyes, his damp, gloomy gaze enveloping her from head to toe. A cold, fearsome monster coils across the ceiling. While she sleeps, it sneaks into her bedroom and licks her fingertips with its touch-starved tentacles. A demon from Hell is locked in the basement. Legend says that if someone recites the spell in the grimoire, he can break free and return to the world of the living. So the demon is always pestering Wei Xiu, pressing close to her ear with a voice as damp as a rainy night, tempting her to recite the spell. There is also a mechanical god who charges into battle for her, and vampire twins who turned against each other because of her... Only then does Wei Xiu realize that signing her name on the parchment has bound her to the monsters in a contract, making her their master. That's fine. All fear comes from not having the right kinks. After all, taming monsters is easy. They tolerate Wei Xiu's many lovers, indulge her every whim, and don't care whether she truly loves them. All she has to do is beckon, and they'll offer her endless wealth, supreme glory, and eternal life. But there's a price: Wei Xiu will be trapped beneath a curse of immortality. She will have to endure the monsters' love forever, with no escape. . She took things too far. Wei Xiu scrambles to a kind and compassionate deity in a church. She grabs the deity's white robes, climbs onto the divine throne, and begs, “Please save me. I'll give you anything you want.” The deity forgives her insolence and strokes her black hair. Bending down, the deity looks at Wei Xiu with golden slit pupils and softly says, “I want you.” Content warnings: ① Entirely fictional setting / multiple nonhuman male love interests / male leads are virgins / monster-taming / everyone loves the heroine. ② The heroine grows over time and has some moral flaws. She's naturally promiscuous, loves money and sex, and is a little timid before the paywall, but turns out to be a hidden black lotus afterward. ③ The overall tone is lighthearted, and it's not purely romance-focused. ^^ ④ There are some horror elements, but they don't make up a large portion of the story. ⑤ I'm not great at plotting. Things that look like plot holes early on may be foreshadowing, or they may genuinely be plot holes. ⑥ I'm working hard on the plot. I was in a bad place in real life while writing, so please don't buy the whole story at once, dear readers. It's better to read a little and buy a little. orz ⑦ 60% of the story is protected against piracy. Coming soon: The Dutiful Wife in a World of the Uncanny An ordinary human woman x a bunch of gloomy nonhumans One A researcher's experiment fails, and he creates a dangerous monster. The monster resembles him, with the same genes, tastes, and habits. Naturally, it falls in love with the woman he loves and wants to kill him for her sake. The rivalry among their kind is fierce. They're determined to fight to the death. The researcher is long accustomed to being hacked to pieces by his rivals. Their blades may be cold, but his wife's bed is warm and cozy. And his wife is faithful. She won't fall in love with another monster. The researcher reassures himself. Two His wife is an ordinary, unremarkable person, a timid human. She's so soft-hearted that she can't bring herself to turn down her gentlemanly neighbor's invitation, a virtual lover's kisses, her cold-faced boss's extravagant money transfers, or a secret rendezvous with her departed first love... She has a vague feeling that they, and her husband too, are somehow different. She doesn't have the eyes of a higher-dimensional being, and has no idea how many monsters this world contains. In her memories, she and her husband live a peaceful, happy life together. Her husband is a successful man, cool and rational, and every time she goes out, his eyes follow her for a long time. When she comes home, he lets out all the anxiety he's been desperately suppressing, and kisses her like a man who has survived a disaster. His voice is hoarse. “Why were you gone so long?” She says softly, “The line... I was paying.” He silently holds her, blaming himself for being so suspicious. He should trust her. Three After all, his dutiful wife doesn't look like someone who would lie, and she can barely keep up with his endless demands and intense desire to control her. At the same time, he believes his perfect body is more than enough for her. She has no reason to seek out other monsters. Even though... the scent on her is far too delicious, and other monsters are always trying to get close to her. She never knows how to refuse, and just stands there in a daze as the monsters sniff her all over. It makes the researcher so anxious he feels like he's going insane. Four Humans are creatures who know how to talk their way out of anything. She always swears she'll never let a little monster into her bed, never go on a date with an incubus, never invite her fictional lover to live with her, and never accept another cent from her boss... And that she'll never stop loving her husband. After a fight, the researcher breaks down crying and acts out his frustration. “Stop doing this... darling... I'm really going to lose my mind...” She bites her lower lip and buries her face in the pillow. She doesn't dare tell him that, on countless nights, the other nonhumans have gone just as crazy. Anyway, in the end, they'll all forgive her. Theme: Everything comes at a price.