Stealing the Love of the Yandere Boss In the Unlimited Flow World…
In a world where death is permanent and the only currency is power, Riri Lee is reborn into a death game she's already read. With god-tier luck, four increasingly terrifying animal companions, and the quietly unhinged devotion of the most dangerous man on the planet. She's supposed to be the delicate one. Nobody warned the monsters.
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When freelance webnovel editor Riri Lee wakes up on a dystopian planet called Blue Star, she realizes she's been transmigrated into the very story she was beta-reading a brutal "Unlimited Flow" death game where survival means clearing deadly missions every month or facing instant termination.
Bound to System #2, the second-most powerful System on the planet, Riri has god-tier luck and overpowered cheats that turn the apocalypse into her personal luxury vacation. But there's one problem: she knows the plot. She knows the weak NEET protagonist, Marty Miles, will build a harem and eventually lose to the real main character; Samael Santoro, holder of System #1, the apex predator who doesn't just survive missions, he dismantles them.
What she doesn't expect is for Samael to notice her.
One brutal dungeon encounter. One life-saving intervention. One possessive hand on the back of her neck, and suddenly, Riri is permanently bonded to the most dangerous man in the death game. Their Systems merge, their stats sync, and their fates intertwine in a soul-level connection that makes separation physically unbearable.
Samael doesn't do partnerships. He doesn't share. And he certainly doesn't let anyone close. But Riri, fragile, porcelain-perfect, and impossibly powerful, has become his obsession. He'll burn down entire Mission Worlds to keep her safe. He'll eliminate anyone who looks at her too long. And he'll make sure she never forgets exactly who she belongs to.
As the world crumbles and the death count rises, Riri must navigate deadly dungeons, ruthless Players, and a Yandere male lead whose idea of "protection" involves carrying her everywhere, feeding her by hand, and refusing to let her out of his sight.
In a world where death is permanent and trust is a luxury, the most dangerous thing isn't the monsters—it's falling for the man who would raze cities just to see her smile.
