Su Mu, an ordinary Arknights player, was struck by lightning and ended up in the dark world of Terra. She gained a life simulator System, but also lost her beloved Jill.
Knowing she couldn't change the tragedies in reality, she decided to save everyone from tragedy in the simulations.
And then...
[You were born. You are a prince from a branch of the Kazdel royal family, named Frederick.]
[You became the Third Prince and attended Theresa's birthday celebration. You thought the two of you had become good friends.]
[The civil war broke out. You have considerable influence in Victoria, and you decide to...]
You witnessed the clouds of civil war gather over Kazdel, crossed the frozen wastes of the Siberian tundra, and swept away the darkness of Kjerag...
You are W's rival in love and Theresis's close friend.
You are Talulah's mentor and the vanguard of Reunion.
You are the Saintess's guide, and SilverAsh's ally.
You thought it was all fake, all just a simulation. But after someone knocked you out with a club, shoved you into a carry bag, and took you to Rhodes Island, where you saw Theresa with a child and a group of female operators who had designs on you, along with male operators cheerfully planning to help their relatives and friends, you finally understood.
F*ck you, System! Give me my money back!!!
This excellent soap opera successfully whiled away a week of my time. I'm just curious about one thing: the orphan setting is meant to separate the world before and after the time travel, not to imply the protagonist is an ill-mannered orphan. But why are protagonists in many novels these days often portrayed as genuine orphans? Many protagonists in "Hedgehog Cat" lack the responsibility and accountability expected of a normal person; they're like hopeless, useless trash, even like roadside rats—weak, pitiful, and an eyesore.
The good parts aren't very good, and the bad parts are truly toxic. Self-hypnosis isn't inherently bad, but hypnotizing half a book is a bit much. The overall assessment is that only a tiny bit of it is readable.
Oh my god, this kind of "high-quality" Flying Mist Cat is really doomed! #(Vomit)#(vomit)#(vomit)
This author is utterly worthless and disgusting.
There's too much pointless narration. I know you might be trying to pad the word count, but explaining everything like this is torture for the reader.
Please stop getting involved in politics, okay? This part of the author's writing is just... Indescribable.