The female protagonist is a pure boss, it is not a coming-of-age story, there is no strong female protagonist and the male protagonist is stronger, the male protagonist is dependent on the female protagonist, there is no fixed CP, straight women play straight.
Dao Yi was preparing to practice according to the methods of the world of immortality and prepare to transcend the tribulation and ascend. Unexpectedly, he was hit and suffered a brief amnesia. Could it be because she stole her home?
A certain immortal cultivator: Don't blame me, the higher ups told me to do thisΨ(●°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥ ཅ°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥●)Ψ
Doesn't she just like playing games? Don't you just love staying up late playing games? Don't you just like staying up late playing ranked games? And then died suddenly? No, she hasn't finished ranking yet, so why is she dead? She's going to be reported!
(Everyone can read it casually. Each volume is a separate story. Every time I update it depends on what novel I am reading that day. Today I saw a three-star saying that it was not explained clearly. Why should it be explained clearly? Maybe I will have other ideas later? As for the original name of the heroine, it is taken from the Tao Te Ching.)
Reader comments
Wandering articles, each world, is either a new episode recommended by a short video or inspired by reading a novel. The heroine travels through the game account she created, but she does not rely heavily on the game system. She is a boss herself, there is no outline, and she writes and changes every day. There is one idea in the mind, but it will become another when written. There is no fixed CP, and there is no love in reality. When writing novels, I want to write about people who are in love, so the sweet feeling of love cannot be written on the ninth floor, so it is basically a straight shot.
I am passing through the world of some female protagonists or male protagonists in other novels, so it is basically difficult to meet the best in other novels. Even if I do, under the influence of the female protagonist, I will become a normal person instead of becoming the best.
The male protagonists in the worlds with CP all have an archetype. In the first world, I originally wanted to write a male protagonist. The archetypal male protagonist was a recovery warlock male protagonist, but I didn't want to write it later, so he didn't become the male protagonist. The male protagonist of the second world was following Infinite Stream during that time. What I was thinking at the time was why the female protagonist in Infinite Stream was growing up. The male protagonist was directly the boss, so I changed their positions, and then ended with an apocalyptic natural disaster, because I didn't want to write it anymore. I haven't found the male protagonist in the third world yet, so I'm not sure if there is a male protagonist. The prototype of the male protagonist in the fourth world is in reality. I asked him which superpower he wanted to have, and he said that he would either have them all or not want them all, so I had to satisfy him that he wanted them all. Therefore, ordinary people in this world either become zombies, or they have antibodies and do not become zombies, but there will also be some male or female protagonists with little golden fingers mixed in. As for the heroine in this world, there is a Xixi system, because I read a few more of this kind of novels, and then I also wanted one, so I arranged one for the heroine.
I seem to be stuck or something. There are many situations like this.
Seeing that it is not easy for you to write a book, I will give you 5 stars to comfort you [Thinking]
It's quite good-looking. I really like the setting of the heroine, but the emotional line is a bit abused.
Wandering articles, each world, is either a new episode recommended by a short video or inspired by reading a novel. The heroine travels through the game account she created, but she does not rely heavily on the game system. She is a boss herself, there is no outline, and she writes and changes every day. There is one idea in the mind, but it will become another when written. There is no fixed CP, and there is no love in reality. When writing novels, I want to write about people who are in love, so the sweet feeling of love cannot be written on the ninth floor, so it is basically a straight shot. I am passing through the world of some female protagonists or male protagonists in other novels, so it is basically difficult to meet the best in other novels. Even if I do, under the influence of the female protagonist, I will become a normal person instead of becoming the best. The male protagonists in the worlds with CP all have an archetype. In the first world, I originally wanted to write a male protagonist. The archetypal male protagonist was a recovery warlock male protagonist, but I didn't want to write it later, so he didn't become the male protagonist. The male protagonist of the second world was following Infinite Stream during that time. What I was thinking at the time was why the female protagonist in Infinite Stream was growing up. The male protagonist was directly the boss, so I changed their positions, and then ended with an apocalyptic natural disaster, because I didn't want to write it anymore. I haven't found the male protagonist in the third world yet, so I'm not sure if there is a male protagonist. The prototype of the male protagonist in the fourth world is in reality. I asked him which superpower he wanted to have, and he said that he would either have them all or not want them all, so I had to satisfy him that he wanted them all. Therefore, ordinary people in this world either become zombies, or they have antibodies and do not become zombies, but there will also be some male or female protagonists with little golden fingers mixed in. As for the heroine in this world, there is a Xixi system, because I read a few more of this kind of novels, and then I also wanted one, so I arranged one for the heroine.
I seem to be stuck or something. There are many situations like this.
Seeing that it is not easy for you to write a book, I will give you 5 stars to comfort you [Thinking]
It's quite good-looking. I really like the setting of the heroine, but the emotional line is a bit abused.