What to do if you're forced to marry a demon king's daughter in a horror game?

The guests inside are incredibly picky.

He directly and rudely told Su Yu to leave.

Neighborhood relations deteriorated to their lowest point in an instant.

How can this work?

Su Yu sighed and said, "Hello, I still suggest you open the door. I have prepared a gift for you. I have come to visit you with sincere intentions."

As she spoke, she silently opened her backpack and took out a hammer.

The sounds of keyboards and mice being slammed came from inside the room.

Immediately following was the clattering sound of slippers.

The door opened.

Su Yu saw a grayish-blue face, a teenager addicted to the internet.

"Damn it, I told you to get lost, are you lost?!"

He was muttering curses under his breath.

Su Yu assessed the difference in their strength and smiled slightly.

He raised the hammer and slammed it down on the head.

"Solving problems with your neighbors can also resolve neighborhood disputes, can't it?"

291. An impossible simple task?

This hammer blow obviously wouldn't kill the neighbor.

After all, this ashen-faced neighbor was not a living person, but rather a being akin to resentment.

Who knows, he might wake up again later.

Su Yu took out the huge black coffin and tried to stuff him inside.

Yes, that suits you perfectly!

"It's a bit cramped, but please make do with it for now."

As she said this, she closed the coffin lid.

"Since the owner isn't home, I'll go inside and take a look."

After putting away the coffin, she went to her neighbor's house.

The furnishings of this rented room are similar to my own, the only difference being that there is a computer.

The computer screen is black, and the keyboard, mouse, and other components are all broken.

A thick layer of dust had accumulated on the table.

Its owner was just playing games here a moment ago!

Su Yu quickly searched around and found a note under the damaged computer.

The note read: Clear 15 levels within three days, or die!

"Is this considered a prank?"

The handwriting on the note looks rather delicate, like it was written by a girl.

"But this guy looks like he died from overworking while playing games all night. Could this thing really be a curse?"

Su Yu sighed and put the note away.

There was nothing in the closet, and apart from some crumpled paper and clothes, there was nothing of value on the bed.

So, Su Yu had no choice but to visit the next neighbor.

dong dong dong-

After knocking a few times, the other person opened the door without waiting for Su Yu to say anything.

"Who are you looking for?"

Inside the door lived a young girl dressed in a high school uniform.

Her complexion was also an abnormal bluish-gray.

Su Yu glanced at her, her gaze landing on her name tag.

"Han Yue, second year, Qingshan Private High School".

She vaguely remembered that the internet-addicted boy also seemed to have a set of school uniforms from Qingshan Private High School.

I just don't know what grade he's in or what his name is.

"I'm your next-door neighbor. I just moved in. May I come in for a visit?" Su Yu took out a box of snacks that she had prepared beforehand. "Please take good care of me."

Han Yue's personality clearly indicates that she is not good at saying no to people.

She was reluctant to let Su Yu in, but she didn't say anything to refuse.

So, Su Yu went in, half-heartedly.

After entering, Han Yue reluctantly made a chair for Su Yu to sit down.

"Sorry, I don't have anything to eat here. Would you like some water?" Out of politeness, Han Yue poured Su Yu a glass of water.

"Thank you."

Su Yu looked around the rented room.

This room is actually a one-bedroom apartment with a bathroom, complete with a toilet, bathtub, rice cooker, microwave, and other amenities.

The girl is also very clean, so she renovated the old wardrobe with stickers and laid a carpet on the floor.

The only incongruous thing was Han Yue's ashen face.

She is already dead.

Su Yu sat there without changing her expression or skipping a beat, and asked in a very casual manner, "I'm new here and don't know the rules. Is there anything I should be aware of? I really don't want to offend my neighbors."

Han Yue said hesitantly, "I...I think it's nothing..."

There's obviously something there!

Her stammering manner practically screamed that something was wrong.

"Just tell me what's wrong."

Su Yu readily grasped her hand and looked at her with a sincere expression.

Lowering her voice, she whispered, "To be honest, if I didn't lack the money to rent another place, I would have moved out already! I've heard this place isn't clean..."

Upon hearing this, Han Yue seemed to resonate with it, and her expression clearly changed.

She looked around to make sure no one was watching before quietly telling Su Yu, "If you can move out, you should move out as soon as possible! This building is really not clean."

Su Yu nodded: "Could you elaborate?"

Han Yue lowered her head in embarrassment, sighed, and said, "Even if I told you, you probably wouldn't believe me, would you?"

"Miss Han Yue doesn't seem like someone who would lie. I'm willing to believe anything you say."

In order to trick this guy into revealing more information, Su Yu once again began to take advantage of her cute little girl appearance.

She rarely takes advantage of her gender.

Faced with Su Yu's sincere gaze, Han Yue thought long and hard before deciding to tell her what she had seen: "I suspect that the person playing games next door is dead."

Su Yu: "???"

Good grief, are you dropping such a huge bomb on me right off the bat?

Han Yue continued, her voice trembling with fear:

“He and I go to the same school, but he is a senior and I am a junior. We don’t usually interact much.”

"But since we are neighbors, we run into each other every day on our way to school, and I always greet him when we do."

"For a while, I didn't see him leave the house. I could only hear him typing on a keyboard coming from his room at night..."

She shuddered again as she said this.

"One night, I was about to go to sleep when I suddenly heard him knocking on my door, asking to borrow something."

"Through the window, I saw his face; it was bluish-gray!"

"There's no trace of life on him, he's definitely dead!"

Honestly, after hearing Han Yue tell such a ghost story, Su Yu really didn't know whether to find it absurd or helpless.

These two are already dead, why are they still trying to scare each other?

"Besides this, is there anything else scary?" Su Yu had already withdrawn her hand.

"There's...there's one more thing..."

At this point, Han Yue seemed to have made a great decision. She got up, went to her desk, and took out a piece of paper.

Seeing the note, Su Yu's spirits lifted slightly.

However, her face remained expressionless.

"What is this?"

Han Yue handed her the note and said, "This note will appear in a conspicuous place in your room from time to time. You must do as instructed on the note, or someone will really die!"

Su Yu took the note and glanced at it.

The handwriting on it is exactly the same as the handwriting on the note from the internet-addicted teenager.

The requirement on this piece of paper is: greet a stranger of the opposite sex with "good morning" for a week in a row, or die!

Looking at the request and then at Han Yue in front of her, Su Yu roughly knew the cause of her death.

"The requirements seem simple, but are they all impossible for the people who receive them?"

After leaving Han Yue's room, Su Yu looked back and found that Han Yue's room had been plunged into darkness.

There was light here just a moment ago, and she was still rushing to finish her homework!