The laid-back life of Li Qing, a reborn heroine who enters an infinite-flow game.
There's no System and no teammates. Apart from the fact that the worlds are genuinely bizarre, Li Qing treats them like the real world.
Eat when it's time to eat, drink when it's time to drink, sleep when it's time to sleep.
You think she's made peace with it, but really, she has no choice.
Other players enter the game with a System that gives them missions and a main storyline. Li Qing, on the other hand, is like a bug every time she enters: she stays for seven days, then leaves without a fuss. It feels like being forcibly dragged off to do backbreaking labor every other week.
Luckily, the locals in each instance think Li Qing is one of them, so she can take it easy with her daily tasks. Mostly, she just observes the bizarre world.
But later, Li Qing discovers that the two worlds used to be one, and are now beginning to merge.
After the worlds merge, all kinds of absurd things appear, making Li Qing wonder if she wasn't reborn at all, but instead ended up inside some lunatic's fanfiction.
Later, though, Li Qing discovers that she herself was behind it all.
What do you do when the powerful clans refuse to act like decent people?
What do you do when the worlds merge?
What do you do when aliens come to destroy Earth?
What else can you do? Roll up your sleeves and get to work!
I tore my soul in half for freedom. This Earth has to be mine!
This novel features lots of male moms, in every sense of the term. If you can't accept that, just click away.
I mean actual male moms. Seriously, I'm saying it again.
The early chapters are still setting things up and may be a little dull. Friends, feel free to pick a later title from the table of contents that interests you and see if it's your thing.
Ah, well, the setting is quite novel, but the character of the heroine seems a bit strange and complicated. After reading dozens of chapters, I still haven't figured out what kind of living environment the heroine is in. It's too complicated. But this setting is indeed quite acceptable, but the writing in the real world is a bit messy.
The setting is novel, but it feels like a dream, chaotic, sometimes this, sometimes that.
Very novel and beautiful [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart]