CP: Tangtang-Shangxu
The female protagonist Tang Tang is a small money fan, but she pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger all the way. The male protagonist Shang Xu is not only smart, but also very powerful!
Tang Tang always felt that she was dreaming, and when she woke up, she could return to reality and continue to be her little princess. But the bracelet that suddenly appeared on her hand told her that the game was about to begin!
Wow,
Super luxury cruise ship!
What a beautiful manor!
A dream island like the Garden of Eden!
There are also waterfalls of rain!
A jumping plant!
So many rich supplies...
It all looks so beautiful,
But what danger is hidden behind it?
How can people survive in this game?
Reader comments
My grandparents are very fond of me. My parents are missing, so I don't need to have a relationship; my brother can't make it, so he goes to the game union, but if he has a relationship, he doesn't need it; he has to join the game at the age of 18, and he doesn't find a relationship in advance to train the heroine. It feels like it's just for fun, but no relationship is needed, unless the heroine provides something good (it feels like there will be no relationship without good things).
In a chaotic society, shouldn't family members learn to protect themselves first? You also need to learn how to find a relationship. It seems that the original body of the heroine was not trained before she traveled through time and was beaten to death (my grandfather learned it and brought it back with her). The current fighting ability is inherent to the heroine.
As of the end of the second dungeon, I haven't found the meaning of my family's existence, just to meet the male protagonist? ? ? ? No emotional value is provided, no important materials are provided, no skills are provided, and it is just a consumption of the heroine's materials? ? ? ? Rather than saying that family provides connections, it is better to say that space brings connections (as long as space can bring back materials, connections will always be there)
The script is very well written, the male protagonist's relationship progresses very quickly, and the rest of the story is just fine, except that he can't find the meaning of his family's existence.
My grandparents are very fond of me. My parents are missing, so I don't need to have a relationship; my brother can't make it, so he goes to the game union, but if he has a relationship, he doesn't need it; he has to join the game at the age of 18, and he doesn't find a relationship in advance to train the heroine. It feels like it's just for fun, but no relationship is needed, unless the heroine provides something good (it feels like there will be no relationship without good things). In a chaotic society, shouldn't family members learn to protect themselves first? You also need to learn how to find a relationship. It seems that the original body of the heroine was not trained before she traveled through time and was beaten to death (my grandfather learned it and brought it back with her). The current fighting ability is inherent to the heroine. As of the end of the second dungeon, I haven't found the meaning of my family's existence, just to meet the male protagonist? ? ? ? No emotional value is provided, no important materials are provided, no skills are provided, and it is just a consumption of the heroine's materials? ? ? ? Rather than saying that family provides connections, it is better to say that space brings connections (as long as space can bring back materials, connections will always be there) The script is very well written, the male protagonist's relationship progresses very quickly, and the rest of the story is just fine, except that he can't find the meaning of his family's existence.
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Seems good!