Travel through time and become Shinnosuke and gain the rage value system!
As long as you provoke and provoke others, you can gain anger points!
In order to become an adult, Shinnosuke turns on the naughty child mode!
Sakurada Moeko: "I beg you not to disturb my rare vacation time again, okay?"
Ninja: "You can hide from the rain, but why do you put my bra on your head?!"
Mei Ya: "Who do you think is a stingy witch with a big belly? Shinnosuke, stop! Today, I will never spare you!"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
After reading Forty-Six, I was confused and couldn't find the point, and I couldn't read it very well.
Whether it's an alien world or something like that, for this kind of game writing, the plot of the game is often more important. Of course, the author may think it's a waste of time, so he didn't write it?
When discussing the plot in the real world, another world is naturally a possibility. . . . ?
For example, a video teaches you how to hold your breath for a long time. Although it may be fake, I always want to try it.
This alien world really has strong hands-on skills. Maybe there will be gods who want to try it? There is magic in the other world. If you create a miniature landscape or something, you might be able to create a similar or similar secondary energy. There may be various shoe cults, fire-defying cults, and the like.
Putting all this aside, is it really because no one is discussing the plot? It's obviously like a world where the Internet has just started, and live broadcasts have just come out. . . . .
To be honest, this book is about a game, right? There is no plot in the game, and no feedback from local players.
I think the number of female protagonists is enough. Now there are three. Adding to five will be enough. There is no need to have so many. If there are too many, your title may collapse.
After reading Forty-Six, I was confused and couldn't find the point, and I couldn't read it very well. Whether it's an alien world or something like that, for this kind of game writing, the plot of the game is often more important. Of course, the author may think it's a waste of time, so he didn't write it? When discussing the plot in the real world, another world is naturally a possibility. . . . ? For example, a video teaches you how to hold your breath for a long time. Although it may be fake, I always want to try it. This alien world really has strong hands-on skills. Maybe there will be gods who want to try it? There is magic in the other world. If you create a miniature landscape or something, you might be able to create a similar or similar secondary energy. There may be various shoe cults, fire-defying cults, and the like. Putting all this aside, is it really because no one is discussing the plot? It's obviously like a world where the Internet has just started, and live broadcasts have just come out. . . . . To be honest, this book is about a game, right? There is no plot in the game, and no feedback from local players.
I think the number of female protagonists is enough. Now there are three. Adding to five will be enough. There is no need to have so many. If there are too many, your title may collapse.
快点写啊太慢了不够看