Sir! Don't close the net!

Li Yili raised her eyebrows slightly, adjusted her posture, and straightened up.

"What's wrong, Yolan? You seem a little unhappy."

"How could this be..."

Yoran mechanically straightened his body and turned his head slowly. At the same time, darkness fell, the sunlight that had brought him peace disappeared, and a strange, colorful halo followed the pressing darkness and swallowed the entire world.

Li Yili's expression changed, and she tried to stand up, but her feet slipped, and the feeling of falling made her body tense up. She subconsciously reached out her hand towards Yolan.

"Yoran! Help me out!"

Yolan twisted her body and actually reached out her hand, but just as she was about to touch Li Yili's hand, her whole body swelled up like a balloon, her hair fell out, her scalp folded up layer by layer, and her facial features were directly covered by the pressed-down skin.

Li Yili's heart clenched suddenly, and her outstretched hand instinctively pulled back, but as if hooking the safety of a grenade, Yolan's bloated body expanded rapidly.

"Help, help..."

"Wait--"

"boom--"

As if reaching its limit, Yolan burst open on the spot, and pale yellow fat fell like rain, while Li Yili's endless fall finally came to an end.

The Gowerton Temple, embedded in the earth, came into Li Yili's view.

No longer as dilapidated as he remembered, bathed in a rain of fat, the Temple of Gowwitton gradually rose from the ground, the pale yellow fat acting as a binder, pulling pieces of rubble back to their original positions.

The pale yellow rain of fat grew heavier and heavier, gradually burying Li Yili. The sticky texture made Li Yili's scalp tingle, but his body felt as if it were being melted by the fat.

The transformation is generally imperceptible; as vision is covered by pale yellow fat, consciousness begins to blur.

"Boom-"

The heavy pounding of her heart pierced through the accumulated fat and struck Li Yili's consciousness. Li Yili's eyes widened as she stared intently at the brand-new, seemingly newly built, Guoweidun Temple.

That was the sound of a heartbeat, at the Temple of Gowwitton...

is alive!

"Ouch—it's going to burst! What are you doing?!"

With a sudden dizzying sensation, Li Yili felt a sharp pain in the back of her head, and the fat rain and the Guoweidun Temple vanished.

Li Yili opened her eyes, looked around, and let out a long sigh.

"Hey! What's with that 'it's all over, that's great' look on your face?! It's not over yet!"

With disheveled hair, Valkyrie knelt on the edge of the bed, her left hand gripping her collar tightly, her right index finger pointing sharply at the glaring red handprint on the snow-white arc, her face filled with shame and indignation.

"It's swollen! It's really swollen! It's going to be asymmetrical! This isn't what you expected!"

Li Yili rolled her eyes. The chill brought on by the absurd dream dissipated considerably because of the even more absurd people around her.

"Would you like me to make it symmetrical for you?"

Li Yili yawned and scratched at Valhou Lei, her dark eyes reflecting an exceptionally beautiful white object, an arc that even the greatest mathematicians would praise, and even the sunlight streaming through the window onto the bed could only serve as its backdrop.

Normally, Li Yili might have excitedly performed a standing stomp, doing some fasted aerobics, to kick off a wonderful day with passion.

But Li Yili's first thought was of the pale yellow fat in her dream.

"Ugh—I'm sorry, I'm not in the mood right now. Why don't you try it on yourself in front of the mirror?"

Li Yili covered her mouth, got up, and staggered out of the room, leaving behind the disheveled Valhou Lei kneeling blankly on the bed.

After a brief silence, Valkyrie erupted, jumping out of bed and running barefoot down the street. She grabbed Li Yili's arm, who was already dressed and ready to leave, and pulled on it forcefully like a wronged woman.

"What kind of reaction is that! Touch it! Hurry up and touch it!"

"Don't do this, don't do this," the soft touch from Valkyrie's chest sent shivers down Li Yili's spine. She struggled to pull her arm away, wanting to leave quickly. "I have to go to work, I'm going to be late."

Valkyrie was taken aback and turned to look at the clock on the wall; it was only five o'clock.

Taking advantage of Valkyrie's momentary lapse in concentration, Li Yili quickly pulled her hand away and rushed out.

Valkyrie sat down on the ground with a thud, her shoulder strap slowly drooping.

Li Yili, who always rushes to work on time, actually left at this hour?

"Levi's Est. Richard! You bastard! This isn't over!"

Li Yili stumbled, covered her ears, and quickened her pace.

"Gurgle—Ptooey—"

"So, this guy ended up here?"

Jeff rubbed his temples hard, turned around and yelled at Li Yili, who was washing up in front of the mirror as if it were her own home.

"The clinic isn't open yet!"

“I went to the emergency room,” Li Yili said, putting down the towel and letting out a breath.

"..."

"I'm a psychologist! Not an emergency room doctor! I haven't even put my pants on yet!"

Jeff roared as he stood up and showed Li Yili the shorts under his white coat.

"If you feel like you can't go on living, just throw a brick in your hand and sleep until the clinic opens! That's all!"

Jeff crossed his arms, tilted his head back forcefully, and looked incredibly determined.

Li Yili sighed deeply, her hands resting on the sink. She tucked her right hand behind her back, glanced at Jeff, shrugged slightly, and gestured towards the desk with her lip.

Jeff, a psychologist, immediately understood Li Yili's meaning and sneered, "You can only scare ordinary people. I'm a psychologist, and I don't believe you're hiding a gun. A normal person would—"

“Doctor, I am a mental patient, and a very serious one,” Li Yili blinked, her face full of innocence. “You know, I can even get my hands on shotguns.”

Jeff's lips twitched violently, as if time had reversed, and he casually crossed his legs.

"So, you've finally decided to get proper treatment? Earth, Earth civilization, and all that is just your fantasy. There are no steel stars, no metal blocks that can easily wipe out a city, no giant ships sailing through the stars, no virtual coins that will drive people crazy and make them jump off buildings, and no one... [people] who are even trying to make these things."

"No, I had a dream."

Li Yili put down his right hand, sat on the single sofa reserved for patients, interlaced his fingers, lowered his head to the left, and his black hair fell down to cover his right eye.

"A very bad dream."

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I don't even want to talk about it anymore.

Testimonials

Although it's a low-level thing to admit that the content of my book is low, I was prepared for dismal results and constant criticism when I first decided to write on this topic. You know, before you become completely numb, you have to do something.

The reason why the preceding content seems a bit drawn out and is said to be able to see the beginning of the story at a glance is because this is the tone of this part. As the protagonist, Li Yili does not like this world and does not want to join this world. He just wants to live a life similar to that before he transmigrated, in Guoweidun, the place closest to his own life.

So for Li Yili, the protagonist, the story was already nearing its end from the very beginning. She had no worries about food or drink and could do whatever she wanted every day. She was an ordinary winner in life until old age. In order to ensure an ordinary life in the future, Li Yili always avoided the true face of this world. She had no real desire to strive and wanted to give up. She was confined to small-scale activities that were close to life on Earth. When she had to come into contact with the true face of this world, she would only touch upon it briefly and then retreat.

This time, I want to try what is called the reverse Cthulhu. The unknown is fear. So, in a world with a Cthulhu theme, are Earth's civilization, Earth's thinking, and Earth's morality also completely incomprehensible unknowns?

Non-existent coins that drive people crazy, stars made of steel, and more—

Those who have watched Ultraman Disqualified should know that when I'm determined, I'll see it through no matter how difficult it is, so you can subscribe with confidence.

Chapter Sixty-Five: Don't Go Mad in Your Own World

"Well--"

After listening to Li Yili's description, Jeff frowned slightly and made a thoughtful "hmm," which made Li Yili become serious.

Is it serious?

“Your condition has always been serious, but this dream of yours… I can only say it’s perfectly normal,” Jeff yawned and waved his hand at Li Yili. “Don’t worry, it’s not some far-fetched prophetic dream.”

"You...you're not just saying this to appease me so you can go back to sleep, are you?" Li Yili said with some suspicion.

“Hey, hey, hey—you can question my character, but you shouldn’t question my professionalism as a doctor,” Jeff slapped his thigh in annoyance. Seeing that Li Yili was still staring at him, Jeff could only sigh and continue.

"Well, lately you've been under a lot more pressure, and many things have been beyond your control and imagination, so you feel very uneasy. You resist this inexplicable unease, and you want to know what that unease is pointing to. So your subconscious has pieced together all the recent events and the elements that caused your unease, and given you an answer."

"This is the true nature of your dream."

Jeff snapped his fingers at Li Yili.

"Can you accept what I'm saying?"

After a long silence, Li Yili lowered her head and said, "So it's not a warning, right?"

"Of course, this is a warning. It means that recent events and what you saw last night have greatly affected your mental state. You must deal with it as soon as possible. Although you are already mentally ill, I still advise you to be careful and not..."

Jeff turned his chair to face the window.

"He went mad in his own world."

Don't go crazy in your own world!

Li Yili scratched her hair and let out a long breath. "I understand. Sorry to bother you."

After saying that, Li Yili stood up, placed her right hand on the doorknob, and prepared to leave.

"By the way—I might be leaving Guoweiton for Millennium in the next couple of days."

Li Yili was taken aback and turned to look at Jeff, but Jeff still had his back to her and showed no intention of turning around.

"You got promoted?"

"No, I'm only here to write a research report on the mental health issues of those favored by God. After all, there's a God-favored person here who's gone mad but refuses to admit it. I was originally just trying out the drugs and talking therapy, but I've ended up being threatened. Not only can I not leave Guo Weiton, but I also have to find ways to fabricate medical records to purchase drugs every month."

Jeff let out a long sigh.

"I can't tell him yet that those medications for mental illness are completely useless."

"He's already gone mad, yet he still knows how to look at the purchasing ledger. Ha—I'm almost bald. Those people in the research institute who study mental illness are no different from mentally ill people themselves."

Li Yili blinked and shrugged. "You're welcome."