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I’m Immune to Interdimensional Monsters So Now I’m Their Prison Guard (And They’re All Obsessed With Me?!) Average 4.3 / 5 out of 18
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Summary
Most people hate their 9-to-5, but my job is literally a nightmare. I work as a warden at a super-secret prison for interdimensional monsters—gods, demons, eldritch horrors, and things that shouldn't even exist in our reality.
Why me? My dad was "Patient Zero" (he turned himself in out of pure boredom), and I inherited his crazy immunity to their powers.
• Mind control? Doesn't work. • Reality manipulation? Bounces right off. I'm the only person who can actually handle these cosmic-level threats without losing my sanity.Sounds cool, right? Wrong.
The job description forgot to mention that being immune to their powers doesn't make me immune to their obsession. Every single prisoner in this facility has decided I'm the most interesting human they've ever met. Some want to seduce me, others want to break me, and a few just want someone to talk to after millennia of isolation.
Between dealing with a Cthulhu-inspired beauty who thinks we're destined lovers, a trickster goddess who won't stop saying my name, and whatever fresh hell walks through the intake door next... I'm starting to think a normal job wouldn't be so bad after all.
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