After Entering the Game, I Became the Real Big Shot

[A game invades reality, a heroine with a crowd-pleasing charm + a fake green tea, real powerhouse + satisfying story + travel between two worlds]

A ruthless heroine VS a loyal, green-tea hero

Shi Yu: “My progress bar for winning Zhao Nian’an’s heart is at one thousand percent. It’s hard enough for ordinary people to love someone one hundred percent, but I want Zhao Nian’an to love me one thousand percent. Zhao Nian’an, one thousand percent is really hard to reach, but as long as you love me a little more every day, the love value will eventually fill up.”

Zhao Nian’an is inexplicably pulled into another world by a mysterious game.

The game world is full of danger. She works hard to master her green-tea act, transforming herself into a kind and righteous little white flower.

During training for a major competition, with the whole internet watching live, everyone else trains desperately, fighting in close combat or grappling from a distance to show off their abilities. Meanwhile, she stands there sweetly putting on an affected voice, handing one person a towel, then another some water.

At last, her out-of-place behavior at the competition lands her on the Federation’s trending list. Those who love her think she is a gentle, kind goddess of beauty; those who hate her mock her as a pretty face who can only seek others’ protection, a useless burden.

Her former fiancé falls for her act, mistaking her pretentiousness for gentleness and kindness, and wants to get back together. Before she can turn him down, the Heavenly Dao’s divine son, who has been lurking by her side, steps forward first and clings to her, stammering, “Big Sister would never like trash like you.”