[Single female protagonist, systematic, female protagonist has many roles, but the pace is slow]
Legendary Games has released a new virtual game that allows people to travel to other worlds.
Liang Fan is a professional player, but in order to raise medical expenses for his mother, he cheated and was disqualified as a professional player.
He received the helmet before the game was released. When I logged into the game, I was told that I had become an NPC.
To be precise, his consciousness was copied, and he was living in the original world just fine.
As soon as he started, he got a full-level queen and a lovely fiancée from the system.
Helpless, he could only start deceiving those players who had just logged in. After all, who can refuse free labor?
Reader comments
The setting is very good, similar to the setting of the first part of Sword Art Online. Once you enter the game, you cannot log out. The difference, and the more merciful point, is that if you die in the game, you can still be alive when you are offline, but you will never be able to play the game again.
Furthermore, the protagonist may be miserable. After a part of his spirit enters the game, he is still alive outside the game, and cannot enter the game, nor can he get out of the game. I wonder what will happen if the protagonist in the game dies and goes offline, and whether the protagonist outside the game will also "go offline".
The setting is very good, similar to the setting of the first part of Sword Art Online. Once you enter the game, you cannot log out. The difference, and the more merciful point, is that if you die in the game, you can still be alive when you are offline, but you will never be able to play the game again. Furthermore, the protagonist may be miserable. After a part of his spirit enters the game, he is still alive outside the game, and cannot enter the game, nor can he get out of the game. I wonder what will happen if the protagonist in the game dies and goes offline, and whether the protagonist outside the game will also "go offline".