[Horror Crossover] The Monsters' Reckless Young Lady

A full-dive game combining several classic horror movies has launched. Carly rubs her hands together, ready to go all out in the game: max looks, max family background, max wealth, max everything!

The neighbor on the left has Annabelle, while the kid next door on the right carries a knife-wielding doll called Chucky. A package arrives with a tongueless puppet inside. She opens her mouth and gets called ugly; she keeps it shut and gets called hideous.

She checks into a hotel and the twins greet her. She happily takes photos. In a dream, an evil spirit chases her wildly. As she runs, she mocks it for being bald.

But as she charges down the road of reckless stunts, she gradually realizes something is wrong. Wasn’t this supposed to be a horror game? Why do hearts keep appearing above certain monsters’ heads?

The doll that appears on her bed holds a note: You have to keep your promise and give me a good-night kiss.

The scarecrow’s withered roots wrap around her ankle: I’ll protect you and drive away every intruder.

The demon in the wish box: Make a wish. I’ll grant every wish you have, and all you need to give me in return is your soul. Stay by my side forever.

The waterbed reveals the outline of a person. An invisible figure hugs her tightly, while Pyramid Head holds a cleaver in the dark and eliminates every danger for her.

They’re mad, dark, obsessive monsters. The only thing they have to offer is their love for her.

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Furious at turning a horror game into a dating game, Carly uninstalls it. What she doesn’t know is that this isn’t a game at all, but an anomaly caused by the merging of two worlds. The moment she leaves, the well-behaved monsters she raised go on a rampage.

Nonhumans + fragments of evil gods + everyone’s favorite + occasional romantic rivalry + juicy melodrama everywhere

A product of chaotic tastes. Sometimes I want to write a little unconventional romance, too.

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Here’s a recommendation for my upcoming novel, [Anthology of Horror] Her Monster Brothers.

What would you do if you transmigrated into a horror game combining several classic horror movies? Your aunt gives you Annabelle for your birthday. The little girl adopted by your uncle wears ribbons around her neck and wrists to hide her scars. A fearsome clown offers you a red balloon on the street. Even if you take a cruise to relax on vacation, you end up aboard the notorious Ghost Ship.

Emily says she’s lucky to still have her game skill: “Favorite Little Sister.”

She strokes a monster’s face and timidly calls out, “Brother.”

And so the monster becomes her brother, and she becomes the monster’s favorite little sister.

But she’s forgotten that after transmigrating, nothing is a game anymore. Monsters in the real world aren’t bound by programming. Their twisted, obsessive, dark love is more than any human can bear.

That isn’t a brother’s love for his little sister. It’s a monster’s love for a human…

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A demon’s servant holds his beloved little sister on his lap and clumsily feeds her.

A pitch-black figure that exists only in the darkness clutches the girl in bed and reads her a bedtime story in a terrifying, hoarse voice.

The clown wipes away his greedy drool and gives his little sister a sweet good-morning kiss.

When she starts trying to escape, tentacles reach out of the mist and drag the disobedient girl back to their lair.

And so, in the end, the monsters and their little sister live happily together forever…

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Nonhumans + fragments of evil gods + everyone’s favorite + occasional romantic rivalry + juicy melodrama everywhere

A product of chaotic tastes. Today, too, I want to write a little unconventional romance.

Theme: The purest love can overcome every obstacle.