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What Can I Do, I’m Not Human

I'm not human what to do, WCIDINH, 我能怎么办，我又不是人[快穿]

Native Language Chinese

Released 2022

Author绯色世家

TypeWeb Novel (CN)

Original Ch.: 183

Rank: #743

Last Update: April 16, 2026

Original Pub.: jjwxc

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What Can I Do, I’m Not Human is a popular novel that blends Drama, Fantasy, Mature and more. Written by the author 绯色世家. The number of translated chapters is being updated. Translation of other chapters is complete.

Synopsis

The cover is the character design of the protagonist.
Chu Shi Ci was bound to a system, which tasked him with saving those destitute male leads. However, he himself is not human. What can he do?
First World – ABO Story (Completed) Su Zheyan was originally a highly decorated general until the day his disguise as a Beta pretending to be an Alpha was exposed. He was thrown onto an abandoned planet to fend for himself, with only a small robot toy left behind by his father as his companion.
Suddenly, his toy came to life. [CP]: The destitute high-ranking general and his lively robot toy.
Second World – Campus Story
The top student and the clay figu**nes he molds.
Third World – Post-apocalyptic Story
The secret agent and his little assistant.
Fourth World – Supernatural Story The snake demon and his little monk.
Fifth World – Blind Painter and his intelligent speaker
Sixth World – Reclusive Wizard and his wicked doll

Drama Fantasy Mature Mystery Psychological Romance School Life Sci-fi Supernatural Yaoi

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Editor's Note

⚠️ Trigger Warning. Do not let the quirky title or the cover art deceive you. This is one of the darkest Quick Transmigration (QT) novels on the market. It deals with heavy themes including suicide, systemic abuse, human trafficking, and severe psychological trauma. It is recommended only for readers with a strong mental constitution.

The "Non-Human" Twist. Chu Shici (MC) doesn't just transmigrate into bodies; he transmigrates into inanimate objects—a toy robot, a clay figurine, an intelligent speaker, a doll. He must find ways to protect and heal the ML while restricted by his non-human forms.

A Mutual Healing Journey. This isn't just a "savior" plot. Both the MC and the ML are deeply scarred individuals. The ML is often portrayed as vulnerable, frequently showing his pain through tears—a refreshing departure from the "stoic iceberg" archetype.

The System as a Comrade. The system in this novel is a fully fleshed-out character with a distinct personality, acting as a hilarious "shipper" and a reliable brother-in-arms to the MC. Their camaraderie provides the necessary comedic relief in an otherwise bleak narrative.

181 Chapters + 2 Extras. Completed. A plot-heavy, emotionally intense masterpiece for fans of high-suspense world-hopping.

Experience Curve

Ch. 1–35 (General and his Robot Toy): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – In an ABO world where Betas are oppressed, a disgraced general finds solace in a small robot that mysteriously comes to life. This arc sets the high-stakes tone, balancing a gritty planetary exile with the heartwarming emotional awakening of the ML.

Ch. 36–70 (Student and his Clay Figurine): ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – A gut-wrenching campus story tackling cyberbullying and systemic abuse. The MC exists as a small figurine that provides a silent, protective presence for a top student pushed to the brink, leading to a powerful narrative about standing up against darkness.

Ch. 71–105 (Agent and his Slime/Assistant): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Set in a post-apocalyptic world where aliens exploit humans, the MC takes on a unique "slime-like" form to assist a modified agent. This phase excels in suspense and world-building, focusing on the leads reclaiming their humanity and freedom.

Ch. 106–183 (The Final Revelations): ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Across supernatural, blind-painter, and wizard-themed worlds, the overarching mystery of the MC and ML's origin is finally unraveled. The story concludes with a deep, satisfying "HE" (Happy Ending) that explains the cosmic bond between the soul, the target, and the system.

WebNovelDB Review

8 /10

A "Heavy-Metal" Quick Transmigration that trades typical face-slapping for profound emotional catharsis and intricate suspense.

Emotional Impact: 10/10. Prepare to weep. The story tackles the ugliness of humanity head-on but balances it with the beauty of the leads' devotion.

Creativity: 9/10. Using inanimate objects as the "healer" creates unique challenges and highly original scenarios (e.g., the ML interacting with a "slime" or a "doll").

Character Depth: 8/10. Both leads are insecure and "real." They aren't perfect gods; they are two broken people trying to be each other's home.

Humor: 7/10. The System’s "thirsty" commentary and the MC's "heavy tastes" provide a necessary breather from the trauma.

The Good: The writing is exceptional at building tension. Each arc feels like a standalone high-quality novel. The MC's background story is touching and provides deep context for his actions.

The Bad: The pacing can feel rushed toward the end of each arc. The sheer amount of dark content (background SA and torture) can be overwhelming and repetitive for some.

The Archetype: The "Inanimate Guardian." He is the toy that comes to life when the world turns its back on you.

The Final Verdict: This is "World Hopping" on hard mode. It’s a story of perseverance, justice, and the radical act of staying kind in a cruel universe. Not a "light read," but a deeply rewarding one.

WebNovelDB Team

Key Information

Main Characters: Chu Shici (MC - The "Non-Human" Soul), Shen Lianzhe (ML - The "Destitute" Target).

Power System: Quick Transmigration (快穿). The MC uses a System to enter worlds, initially as an object, eventually gaining a human form through "Points" or plot progression.

Themes: Mental Health, Healing, Dystopian Society, Found Family, Justice.

Similar To: I Became a God in a Horror Game, Heroic Death System

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