He Deleted Me, Then the Top Player Fell for Me

A short and heartwarming book. Lin Xiao is a very gentle person with high emotional intelligence. It made Dead Fish's heart flutter in his innocent youth, warmed Wen Xiyin's heart in her lonely struggle, made the Mushroom Gang members like him, and made readers feel a slight sense of comfort as if they were being caressed by a spring breeze...

Mo Shen is the only god! I love the straightforward male lead the most. Lin Xiao and his other game friends remind me of the dreamlike days of the past 🥺. Waaaaah, I really want to see more sweet moments, there's just too little, it's simply not enough. If the author could see this and release some extra chapters to give me some sweetness, that would be great, waaaaah!

It's pretty good, a light and sweet story with no major conflicts, just details of everyday interactions, a mutual crush that leads to a bold confession. The only regret is the lack of an epilogue, and the unresolved boiled fish scene. Fate is truly amazing.

It's a story that's under 100 chapters long, but the plot is still quite engaging. You'll see a story of two straight men being turned gay through mutual unrequited love; you'll see the acceptance of letting go after more than four years of unrequited love; you'll see vividly portrayed characters—the mischievous, the happy, the conflicted, the cheerful, the worried; you'll see unspoken feelings…

I don't read this type of story often, but it's quite addictive and refreshing 💕 I haven't seen enough! 😢

"I've decided not to give you that special outfit." "I'm going to give it to the dead fish." "Why?" "Because we need to give a thank-you gift to the matchmaker." Zun Du absolutely loved it!!! I read it in one go, it was so good! It's actually a very common online game novel, but it's short, a simple and sweet story, perfect for a bedtime story. I really liked the characters!

It's great, really great. The development of the two male leads' relationship is predictable and doesn't encounter any major obstacles. The only slightly regrettable part is the fish scene. They persisted with the boiled fish story for so long; if they hadn't sold their account, would they have missed it? That part was a little sad; their long-time crush and best friend made new friends.

A typical online game story, devoid of the backstabbing and intrigue between players, and without a focus on the grand scale of the game world. It simply depicts the daily activities of PC game players, lost in the crowd. A recollection of the past by ordinary people. It feels like stepping back into the days of browsing player communities, when I was still just an observer. So happy! The extra chapter is so sweet! Yay! ∠※🌸

Wow, this is so good! I love reading it. I've recently been playing the newly released mobile game "Justice Online," and it does have some similarities to the story, which is why I was so interested in this novel. Initially, I was intrigued by the game descriptions, but I was ultimately drawn in by the romance. Compared to novels with fast-paced plots, I really appreciate this kind of slow-burning, nuanced relationship. I'm looking forward to the author's next work!

It's so good! I read it in one go and didn't want to put it down. The whole story flows smoothly and beautifully, with a heart-fluttering, hazy, and ambiguous feeling that made me smile like a doting aunt. The two main characters are bravely and awkwardly getting closer to each other. Everyone in the story is fleshed out, and the interactions are very interesting.