I Went All In on C-Team

The first person to do it was Mu, after all, he had a blast all summer, playing everything he could and couldn't, all he was missing was a clean sweep. Soyo is also a strong possibility, after all, she's the person I admire most. Although Anon plays a pig-nose style, his status as an ex-girlfriend gives him a chance to win. Could it be Teacher Da Xiang? What does it mean that Miku Miku got the first blood?

😳What? A divorced widow with a child initially only wanted a sugar daddy for her child, but later fell in love with him and even considered cutting ties with the child to avoid burdening him. Even worse, the sugar daddy initially married the widow because he lost money gambling, but later also fell in love with her and even forgave his bets… In the end, both of them were punished by their child. 😲

Ever since meeting Wakaba Mutsu, a sad atmosphere has been shrouded in it, even though his previous relationships with Suze, Riki, and Tou were more comedic, weren't they? It's all Wakaba Mutsumi's fault!

I hate Wakaba Mutsumi the most in this book. #(Angry) #(Angry) #(Angry)

I feel like I've been tricked and I'm thinking of watching Mygo and Mujica. Are they even watchable?

Did Shennong exist?

I've just read 100 chapters, and I want to ask if the protagonist in this book is always this stupid and cowardly? It's written like a female protagonist in a romance novel, and I wonder if it changes later on.

I'd say the landing was relatively smooth, but it still felt a bit rushed.

The scene where they were looking for Takamatsu Akari was so awkward. The part where they said the male lead had a green stone called Komeiji Koi was so cringeworthy! #(So sad)#(So sad)#(So sad)

🤔The ultimate goal the jailer needs to achieve is to accumulate enough "points" earned from stock trading to exchange for items to activate the game. Primary relevant item: points Secondary related item: Money Current task stage: Mygo's stock price has increased, and this increase aligns with "money earned in the stock market," which can be converted into "points." At this point, the lawyer should first exchange the increased amount for points, then convert the principal back into shares to see if there is an opportunity to continue earning points. If he wants to be a little greedy, he can raise more money to restore the number of shares. Even if the stock price continues to rise, the number of points the prison guards receive will remain the same. It's just that each time they exchange points, they spend more money. Once they have enough points, the money will eventually just be a number. If the stock price drops, at least the shares have been redeemed this time, and the lost money can be recovered through other means.