Song Sijun has just won the Golden Jade Award for Best Actress when she takes a short nap and, tragically, gets hit and killed without even leaving a final word!
After dying, she somehow finds herself in the world of a book! And not just any book, but an old-school angst novel that will break your heart and wreck your soul, with characters getting their livers dug out at the drop of a hat!
While Song Sijun is still reeling in confusion, she discovers that her phone came back with her. For some inexplicable reason, she joins a goddess group chat. The screen names “Nuwa,” “Yaoji,” “Daji,” and “Dragon Girl” seem ridiculously chuunibyou to her, and she is too busy trying to escape her predicament to pay them much attention.
“You snatched the Dragon Girl's conch and pearls...”
“Yaoji sent a red packet...”
“Bian sent a red packet...”
“?”
Song Sijun is stunned to discover that the people in the chat aren't chuunibyou at all! Their screen names are all real!
The subject matter of this book is very attractive, but the author is a bit impractical. When will the male protagonist of this book appear? Or is there no male protagonist in this book? I hope the author can give you a reply🙏🏻🙏🏻
This book is actually good, and the front part is very interesting, because I have read before about a chat group with immortals that gives out red envelopes. Both the male and female protagonists said that the snacks they gave to the immortals were very precious, but the female protagonist of this book is different. She told the immortals that she was a mortal because she was too sorry. I liked it very much, and I will read it a little bit later. I couldn't read it anymore, so I stopped reading it, but this book is still good to me. Compared with other books with red envelopes issued by gods, I like this one better, but I'm not saying that the other books are not good-looking. After all, I haven't read them or finished them, so I can't comment on the other books. After all, everyone has their own preferences for carrots and cabbage. [Smile][smile][smile]
I just don't know who the male protagonist is, I hope there is a male protagonist.
The theme is my favorite red envelope group. After an actress got into a car accident, she dressed up as the heroine of a sadistic novel, received red envelopes and used her faith to practice. But there are no ups and downs in the text description, just a very bland narrative, like diary reading, which is not my cup of tea.
The book is very nice and well written.
It's so beautiful. Thank you to the author for continuing to work hard and write more beautiful works for everyone to see.
The subject matter of this book is very attractive, but the author is a bit impractical. When will the male protagonist of this book appear? Or is there no male protagonist in this book? I hope the author can give you a reply🙏🏻🙏🏻
This book is actually good, and the front part is very interesting, because I have read before about a chat group with immortals that gives out red envelopes. Both the male and female protagonists said that the snacks they gave to the immortals were very precious, but the female protagonist of this book is different. She told the immortals that she was a mortal because she was too sorry. I liked it very much, and I will read it a little bit later. I couldn't read it anymore, so I stopped reading it, but this book is still good to me. Compared with other books with red envelopes issued by gods, I like this one better, but I'm not saying that the other books are not good-looking. After all, I haven't read them or finished them, so I can't comment on the other books. After all, everyone has their own preferences for carrots and cabbage. [Smile][smile][smile]
I just don't know who the male protagonist is, I hope there is a male protagonist.
The theme is my favorite red envelope group. After an actress got into a car accident, she dressed up as the heroine of a sadistic novel, received red envelopes and used her faith to practice. But there are no ups and downs in the text description, just a very bland narrative, like diary reading, which is not my cup of tea.
The book is very nice and well written.
It's so beautiful. Thank you to the author for continuing to work hard and write more beautiful works for everyone to see.
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