A story about a rebirth game, with a single female protagonist, running in both directions.
With the invasion of games and the gamification of the real world, mankind is facing an existential crisis. Gamer Qi Xiaojun was reborn before the drastic change. At that time, "Destiny" was just a virtual game that was about to be launched.
The future of China and even Blue Star will undergo huge changes, but there is no rush in all this, because Qi Xiaojun only has one thought in his heart at this time, and that is to save someone, someone who is more important to him than the whole world...
Reader comments
The male and female protagonists both travel through time, and it's still a sweet story. The setting of the game is quite strange. You can learn unlimited sub-jobs, but it's worse that you can also learn unlimited main jobs. And the combat power has increased too fast. Sooner or later something goes wrong with this book. It was me who made the first comment, and I was the only one who even reminded me of updates.
It feels good, nothing toxic, and quite comfortable to watch.
Not bad, you can watch it
It's a pretty short story, right?
I'm wondering if it's possible that the male and female protagonists help each other travel through time, and whoever dies later will keep his memory. The soul of the person in front is equivalent to a sacrifice, paying the price of the rebirth of the person behind. Maybe there are more than just these two rebirths?
Not bad, worth watching (the disadvantage is that the early settings are complicated, which may dissuade some people.
The male and female protagonists both travel through time, and it's still a sweet story. The setting of the game is quite strange. You can learn unlimited sub-jobs, but it's worse that you can also learn unlimited main jobs. And the combat power has increased too fast. Sooner or later something goes wrong with this book. It was me who made the first comment, and I was the only one who even reminded me of updates.
It feels good, nothing toxic, and quite comfortable to watch.
Not bad, you can watch it
It's a pretty short story, right? I'm wondering if it's possible that the male and female protagonists help each other travel through time, and whoever dies later will keep his memory. The soul of the person in front is equivalent to a sacrifice, paying the price of the rebirth of the person behind. Maybe there are more than just these two rebirths?
Not bad, worth watching (the disadvantage is that the early settings are complicated, which may dissuade some people.