Huh? The monster game I’m playing isn’t the same as yours?

After the monster game Eternal Domain Contract launched, Jiang Huaying indulged herself by raising countless overpowered monsters.

One day, the servers shut down, and humans were dragged into the monster world. Jiang Huaying was no exception.

On bloodstained, totem-carved roads, she met the Evil God she once deceived and abandoned. Others sacrificed her to clear the game, but instead fell into greater hell. When someone later trespassed, they found her alive, facing the sinister deity who lifted her bridal veil and murmured, “Ah Ying… marry me…”

In a cyberpunk world, as a lowly “two-legged sheep,” she was hunted by the alien-headed butcher she had once sold cheaply. Now, he carried her up the Tower of Freedom, hacking a crimson path to the top.

In a medieval land, the phantom lurked everywhere—friend, hero, demon, even prince. The “prince” knelt before her, revealing sharp fangs and a scarlet tongue. She recalled neglecting this forgotten monster, who soon offered his kingdom for her hand.

There were others: a shark-man, ghost warhorse, and scorpion monster.

Jiang Huaying cleared dungeon after dungeon, unaware that the monsters she had abandoned had turned completely blackened—descending upon the real world one by one.