[A heroine who grows over time, with a love interest, told in the style of episodic mini-worlds]
[Updates are ongoing!!! I'm not very good at writing romance, so things move rather slowly]
Hua Qingjiao was nicknamed “the Three-Nothing Girl” by her roommates: no figure, no looks, no boyfriend. By chance, she unexpectedly enters the “Spirit World” and begins clearing levels and playing games.
Game One: A Strange Mountain Village, Clearing a Wrongful Conviction
Game Two: The Ghost Girl at School, Is Everyone Evil?
Game Three: A Dream of Flowers in the Mirror and the Moon in the Water?
Game Four: “Love Story”? This Is Seriously So Awkward!
Game Five: Exercise? Is There Some Betting Involved?
The guide who leads her along the path to victory gradually finds his way into her heart. But which of them fell first?
“Hey, buddy, who are you?”
The man pinched her cheek, smiling as he answered in a gentle voice, “Your bad-news suitor.”
Sometimes lighthearted and funny, sometimes serious and earnest. No past-life or reincarnation tropes, and no amnesia trope.
P.S. [The heroine starts off weak and wants to cling to a strong ally so she can survive to the end. She gradually grows stronger and eventually stands on her own.]
Hello everyone, I'm the author of this book, Silly Sheep 🐏. I'm a new writer, and my writing still needs improvement, so please bear with me. There is a male lead, and it's a romance novel!!! The female lead is initially weak and wants to survive to the end, but she is influenced by those around her and gradually becomes stronger.
I really like her ฅ•̀∀•́ฅ. Many people say the female lead is a saint, but I don't think she's a saint at all. Even though that orange girl is a bit cunning and not exactly a good person (▼皿▼#), she didn't actually do anything to harm the female lead. For someone entering the game for the first time and who hasn't experienced life and death, wouldn't they instinctively protect those they can?
I think it's quite good. The female lead is very smart, though a bit too kind. But that's understandable since she's unaware of the darker side of human nature. I hope she matures quickly.
It's pretty good. The female lead doesn't hold us back, and the male lead is great. I'm really looking forward to the next update.
After reading the first story, many things were left unexplained, with plot holes left unresolved. Then, for some inexplicable reason, I developed a liking for the female lead.
Keep growing, heroine!
It's a great book; the sweet romance between the male and female leads really touched me. The only downside is that it's not popular.