Zhao Duoqing and her husband are in a marriage of convenience.
They have no feelings for each other and rarely see one another even after getting married. They get along well enough, but gradually, she notices something strange.
When she wakes in the morning, her body is always wet and sticky. There are strange red marks on her collarbone and the corner of her lips, and a damp, ocean-like scent hangs in the room.
Her husband also seems like a completely different person in certain situations: cold during the day, passionate at night. She installs a camera in their bedroom to get to the bottom of it, only to see--
In the darkness, the man beside her pillow stares intently. His legs have transformed into countless thick, long tentacles, weaving into an airtight net that wraps around and envelops her while she sleeps, unaware.
Her husband isn't human.
Chang Ji has known since childhood that he's a monster.
Every night, his lower body transforms into tentacles that give off an ominous aura and are driven by an intense urge to reproduce.
Neither human nor ghost.
He hates what he is and is afraid someone will discover his secret, so before marrying Zhao Duoqing, he draws up a prenuptial agreement. He offers to meet her material needs, and in return, they won't interfere in each other's lives.
But Chang Ji never expected that having his wife lie beside him would awaken countless secret desires within him.
The tentacles are an extension of their master's will. They clamor to touch her, embrace her, and kiss her.
To possess her.
At last, desire overcomes reason, and he reveals his true form.
He'd thought the woman in his arms would scream, break down, and run away, but Zhao Duoqing doesn't.
The tentacles can sense people's emotions. That day, every single one of them conveyed the same feeling:
His wife was very excited.
#Monster Lover x Tentacles, the hero thinks he's a pervert, but the heroine is even more of one
Theme: Now the dust has settled and the light shines through, illuminating ten thousand peaks of green.
