In MyGO, Can We Form an Adventuring Party for Life?

A paranormal event has occurred. That night, a cold wind blew by, and I felt my body was out of control. I turned on my computer, opened the Hedgehog Cat web version, and finally stopped at the page titled "Can you form an adventure team for life while in MyGo?" I watched helplessly as my own hand clicked the mouse, powerless to resist. I was heartbroken. How could I face others if they knew I was reading this novel? Not only that, my body was also being controlled. I opened the novel and read for 2 hours and 2280 minutes. I watched "me" turn into a cyber white dog step by step, gradually falling into the abyss, and my eyes began to become dull. I realized there was no going back; I had to live with this cyber "record" for the rest of my life. Only then did I break free from control. This kind of paranormal event must be some kind of supernatural phenomenon, right? Using my innocent yuri-loving mind to think about this term, I instantly came to the answer. Ah, I see! Ah, I see! Supernatural phenomena should refer to phenomena that are far more natural, right? So, everything I did above was supernatural, yes, that must be it.

Shennong Provincial Administration of Taxation Brief Review: Plot keywords: capable adults, adult fairy tale, characters with different predetermined paths under the worldview of life and death, the protagonist's small matters are abstract and big matters are complicated, a real man like Touma uses his life to overcome crises and build a harem along the way.

It's fine to just talk about it online, but who wouldn't want to be stuck in the real world with a warlock, Ruoye Mu, Zhuiming Lixi, Bafan Hailing, Fachuan Xiangzi, Qianzao Aine, and Yao Le Nai for life as a ball of yarn? 😋

My mom doesn't allow me to like Niijima Sora, but I've put up with it. Grandma doesn't allow me to like Lu Yi, but I've put up with it. My aunt forbids me from liking Suga Narumi, but I've put up with it. My uncle forbids me from liking Kazami Naruto, but I've tolerated it. My aunt doesn't allow me to like Zhonghe Xin, but I've put up with it. My uncle forbids me from liking Toyokawa Yuu, but I tolerate it. My grandfather forbids me from liking Tanneril, but I've tolerated it. But I really love Koshimura Sawa, and I can't resist! Lively and cheerful Yuecunze 🧡✨ The ideal Yuecunze 🧡✨ Gentle and considerate Yuecunze 🧡✨ Healing smile Yuecunze 🧡✨ Irreplaceable Yuecunze 🧡✨ Deeply in my heart Yuecunze 🧡✨ Starry night Yuecunze 🧡✨ Sparkling starlight Yuecunze 🧡✨ Love at first sight Yuecunze 🧡✨ Treasure boy Yuecunze 🧡✨ God-like looks Yuecunze 🧡✨ Even literary figures would go crazy for him. Tennarin's wisdom 💕 Toyokawa Yuu's strength 💖 Chihaya Tetsuya's integrity 💝 Rikui's moral character 💗 Koruze Mamoru's devotion 💘 Fulfilled all my fantasies about Go! Fantasies.

Provincial introduction: 5e rules fully expanded, protagonist Cursed Sword (with Silver Light Sharp Word), Anon with both Dragon Vein and Wild Magic (activated), Lantern Bard's subclass not yet revealed, 🐘 Time Mage (suspected to be a Mechanist card), Lishi Echo Warrior, Little Mud Druid not explicitly stated, likely Earth Society, Soyo Team Domain Priest (Humble Forest expansion), Cat likely a Wanderer, more information will be added later #(funny)

Longtao Building Let's start a thread for minor characters. Feel free to share any interesting ideas you have below (they should be relevant to the world-building and not too far-fetched).

Opinion Building You can post any comments or questions about the book or author here. I will read them carefully one by one (probably).

The group chat exploded again. New group: 244236196

When will CCB be available? 😡

I started reading as soon as I finished the second volume, and to be honest, it was quite good. Although there were a few flaws, such as my lack of knowledge about the Bronze Age, I was often confused when I saw characters from the Bronze Age other than the crossover characters, but overall it didn't have a big impact. As for my impressions of the second volume, I've almost forgotten the first half due to Haki's writing. From my vague memory, the slice-of-life parts were probably just passable. The latter half, especially the storyline involving Mutsuko, lives up to another review's assessment: an adult fairy tale, featuring capable adults. #(Goodbye) The chapter that touched me the most was the one about why Laoze became a rotten strongman. Forgive my limited knowledge, I cannot describe my feelings well. But that chapter, combining the sorcerer's setting and plot, actually gave me a feeling of a tragic hero. Because of a lack of "realism" and insufficient strength, the young adventurer failed to save those he wanted to save, thus embarking on a path of blindly pursuing power, causing trouble for those around him. Fortunately, power is precisely the reason for being king. The power he gained by becoming a sorcerer and his unwavering commitment to saving people truly enabled him to save everything he wanted to save. At the same time, he broke through in battle and became a paladin. Honestly, it was quite moving. #(Almost crying) Finally, there's the author, the author, the author! The biggest problem with this book is the author's frequent absences. My reading habit is to read as soon as there's an update, but the author keeps taking breaks, especially right at the climax. It's truly heartbreaking; I can't keep reading. I can only slowly wait and see. #(Angry) Be proud, you're amazing. You're the first author I remember because of your work in this area. I'll probably never forget you for the rest of my life. #(You know what I mean)