Become a Combat Medic in Survival Games

I have just read Chapter 13 and the heroine has given charity three times without thinking, and I really don't understand it. . . .

Hmm... I can only say that the heroine is very kind, but the world she lives in is a bit unsuitable.

I haven't seen it, is there a male protagonist?

I am a bookworm who has been reading for ten years. It is really good. Now my taste is becoming more and more picky. The author's book is very novel and the writing is really good!

I read the author's reply and said that there was a male protagonist who was not smart, but the female protagonist became smart as soon as she met the male protagonist. In the first interview, she thought the male protagonist might be a player, but in the second episode, because the male protagonist paid her a salary, she thought it might be an NPC. What kind of illusion could make the female protagonist unconscionably think that people who kill each other are harmless NPCs? In the third scene, the hero was saved after he had just killed dozens of people. There was also a psychological description later on about why he was saved because he was good-looking and he was taken to live with him for several days. Later, he was afraid that he would be in danger when he was unconscious and ran back. What kind of earth-shattering feelings could make the heroine run back to rent a house regardless of danger? Answer: He is a good-looking man whom I have not met many times. In comparison, the landlord is so miserable. Why is he not taken care of personally, but just given to a random person? Why? Isn't it just because the parents don't look good? A moment of silence for the landlord. Then the two reunited (the heroine returned to the rented house and the two met). Before the hero asked, the heroine panicked and shouted "I am not an NPC" by mistake. I want to interview the heroine. In this case, when the four players in front appeared, why didn't you shout "I am not an NPC"? Isn't it scary that those four players are saying they want to kill all the players? Is any male protagonist scary? It's also obvious that he talks a lot when he meets the male protagonist. Forget it if you talk a lot, it's not about the game. What should new players ask when they meet a reliable veteran player? The heroine tells you that asking questions means not asking about the game mechanics. Are you telling me that the female protagonist won't be wise when she meets the male protagonist? Even if the heroine is asking about the world of the game dungeon, I won't think it's too smart. I want to ask the heroine again, you are in a biological research institute, the source of the alien invasion of the entire dungeon, and there are dangers anytime and anywhere. How did you manage to ask a whole page of irrelevant questions? Is it the male protagonist's strength that confuses your IQ? Aren't you afraid that these questions will distract the male protagonist? Is this a lack of intelligence and a growth-oriented heroine? Please, please don't use this insulting word, okay? Calling the heroine Madonna or Silly Baitian is an insult to these two words. This is the male protagonist's encounter with his first harem female protagonist. The author shouldn't write about female harems. Look, the way you write it, if you change it from the perspective of the male protagonist, it is definitely a classic male harem article.

I just started reading it, I hope I can keep reading it, wow wow, it's so hard to find the right book.

Yingying should be affected. Will she find her in the real world and form a team with that man?

Please update more. Damn, it's really not enough.

You can build a famous building at home or abroad.

Author, I am very optimistic about you! Loose flowers