Breaking into Their Absurd Ideal World

A Day in the Life of Lu Fan

In the morning, a rabbit-demon maid brings breakfast, but a dagger is hidden beneath her tail.

At lunchtime, before the Japanese girl can finish speaking, she takes off after a pink-haired zombie, intent on killing it.

In the park, an eight-hundred-year-old Taoist nun angrily denounces the state of the world to her phone, bluntly saying not to be late for the movie.

In the evening, his virtual-streamer little sister plays a horror game and screams herself hoarse.

Beneath the moonlight, waves beat against the beach. They all turn to look at him in unison.

“In short, you can only choose one.”

“Then... should I pick the youngest or the biggest?”

Faced with a row of barbecue skewers, Lu Fan is confronted with a major decision.

“Well? Well? Isn't this post really true to life?” they ask, crowding around him expectantly.

Lu Fan closes the forum and scratches his head. Suddenly, he remembers something his PE teacher once said:

The end of the universe is science, logic, and truth.

“Absurd.”

“Huh?”

“The end of the universe is absurdity. So... can I have all that barbecue?”