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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Post-apocalyptic World, Otherworldly Creature Invasion.
Monsters, strange phenomena, and disasters are constantly looming… Humans struggle in agony on the edge of life and death every day.
—Ye Yunfan woke up in such a world.
Upon opening his eyes, the whole world was dark and gloomy, with towering waves that made it seem as if it was the end of the world.
At that moment, Ye Yunfan realized he had transformed into a small, palm-sized pink octopus.
…Although not human, at least he wouldn’t drown.
However, in the next second, countless terrifying monsters roared and crawled out of the huge waves. They opened their bloody mouths wide like sacrificial bowls, exposing their sharp teeth.
Ye Yunfan: !!!
The little octopus immediately turned its head, and its eight small tent**les turned into propellers.
In this critical moment, someone suddenly descended from the thunderclouds a hundred meters high and, with one stroke of his knife, cut the monster in half.
Cut.in.half!!!
Ye Yunfan: “…..?”
—This guy is the real monster.
Before he could finish complaining to himself, he was lifted up by the guy using the back of the blade. The youth with heterochromatic eyes stared at him for a long time, tilting his head in confusion.
“Pink…jellyfish?”
Ye Yunfan: …It’s an octopus!
It’s a small pink octopus!!!
Yuan Ye is the most powerful, gifted ability user in history, but he suffers from a severe phobia of physical contact. As a result, he wraps himself up tightly all year round, even wearing two layers of gloves.
His therapist suggested that he first find something similar to human touch to adapt to. So Yuan Ye searched for a long time and finally caught a small jellyfish to try it out. Unfortunately——
“The little jellyfish had too few tent**les, only eight.”
Baby octopus Ye Yunfan: “……”
However, the little jellyfish did have a miraculous effect, and Yuan Ye’s illness was finally cured.
It’s just that the effect of the medicine was a bit too strong, causing him to develop a craving for the touch of tent**les.
Ye Yunfan: “……” I told you it’s an octopus!
And Yuan Ye, can you please put me in a normal place!!!
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One entry per lineRelated Series
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My Ideal Town (2)I Just Want To Retire Quietly (1)
Jellyfish (1)
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Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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07/23/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c69 part2 |
07/21/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c69 part1 |
07/17/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c68 part4 |
07/11/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c68 part3 |
07/09/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c68 part2 |
07/08/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c68 part1 |
07/04/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c67 part3 |
07/03/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c67 part2 |
07/02/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c67 part1 |
06/27/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c66 part3 |
06/25/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c66 part2 |
06/24/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c66 part1 |
06/13/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c65 part4 |
06/09/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c65 part3 |
06/06/25 | Chrysanthemum Garden | c65 part2 |
Jellyfish's descent into easily mu*dering the bad guys and eating the weird food is not really explained well but is given some thought so it's not too jarring.