[Rebirth: modern romance + ancient romance + rebirth + metaverse + science fiction]
[Correction of the male protagonist's name: The name in the novel is: Shangguan Yu, and the work label is a clerical error by the author]
A wise but innocent female academic has been secretly in love with her wise and brave male idol for many years. She confesses her plans to graduate after graduation, but unexpectedly, the male idol turns into a vegetable in an instant.
A piece of infatuation was exchanged for endless longing and waiting. Fortunately, I am the Yuanverse game designer, and the data he left is enough for me to turn him into an NPC in the game: the cold and cold death king of the Xing Dynasty, "The Dark Night King."
The terrible thing is that passion wakes him up and makes him fall asleep. He keeps cutting things and getting messy. The male god's brother is warm and mysterious. Is it a blessing or a curse?
Consciousness travels through many conspiracies, various accidents, and experiences various wonderful journeys to conquer the world, dynasty changes, technological traps, business disputes, and the world's sophistication...
Spanning the two worlds of virtual and reality, running in both directions, ancient and modern, we are actually forced to have a wedding in the game. It's God's fault, so shameful...
In reality, they are even phantom companions...
How can we achieve the right ordinary happy CP? Who is destroying our happiness, taking off the game vest and the mask of life, who am I? Who are you? Who is he?
Good and evil in the world, beauty and ugliness, it depends on how I wake up and distinguish them.
Reader comments
The subject matter is novel, it goes in both directions, the three views are correct, and it's super sweet.
This is a love story about soul mates. The ending is a bit unexpected, but very good. Thought-provoking and worth digging into.
The subject matter is novel, it goes in both directions, the three views are correct, and it's super sweet. This is a love story about soul mates. The ending is a bit unexpected, but very good. Thought-provoking and worth digging into.