[No romantic pairing + lots of side quest content] Nari, who didn't need to sleep much in life, couldn't sleep long after death either, because she traveled to the interstellar era. Overly advanced technology has brought about a disease that remains unsolved to this day—loss of senses.

In order to save the growing number of people suffering from "loss of feeling," the Interstellar Federation is vigorously encouraging the development of the entertainment industry, hoping to awaken the emotions of the interstellar people through entertainment.

With Nari's arrival, a game called "Welcome to Nightmare Game" was born.

From then on, there were some people in the interstellar world who had to constantly observe their surroundings when going to the toilet, dared not close their eyes when washing their hair or taking a shower, and dared not stick their feet out of the covers while sleeping...

(Interstellar Games + Horror Games + Female Lead with No CP [no romantic pairing])

Ye Yuxi had lived in the interstellar era for 20 years before she finally remembered—she was a glorious transmigrator. Before transmigrating, she had been a hardcore fan of horror games; after transmigrating, she just so happened to become a university student majoring in game design.

But in this interstellar world, everyone—men and women alike—was a powerhouse who worshipped blood and violence. The most popular games were all about shooting and combat, centered around hunting Zergs and zombies. No matter how she searched the star network, there wasn’t a single concept of supernatural horror games!

What did that mean?

That meant a blue ocean of opportunity just for her!

And so, Ye Yuxi rolled up her sleeves and decided to give the interstellar crowd a taste of good old-fashioned ghostly terror!

She launched "Campus Horror Night".

The interstellar players were terrified: “We’ve never been this scared to go to school in our lives!”

She launched "Residential Battle Royale".

The interstellar players cried: “This isn’t how the battle royales I’ve played go!”

She launched "A Loving Home".

The interstellar players lost their minds: “Where’s my blanket barrier? Is there even a safe place left in this world?!”

Later, after receiving the 10,086th complaint text from another macho man or woman who had been scared senseless, Ye Yuxi calmly accepted an interview and said:

“At first, I just wanted to make a little game I personally liked. I never thought it would become so popular, so I made a few more…”

Terrified players: Thank you so much for that, really!