Summer Vacation: It Begins When the Whole Class Transmigrates into a Horror Game

The way the male protagonist and his sister get along is so funny, other players want to worship their little ancestor. The male protagonist: Are you going to lose your mind? [Cover face]

Let me guess, a slap-in-the-face villain, an S-level iceberg goddess has a crush on the little transparent protagonist in a D-level class, and forms a team alone, shocking the whole class. The introduction also says that this is foreshadowing. Let me guess, I guess the iceberg goddess is a relative of the protagonist, and the protagonist has amnesia or is simply not from this world. Don't tell me later when the protagonist saved some small animal so that the Iceberg Goddess looked at it and thought it was so pure and unpretentious. Don't tell me that this is the foreshadowing. Believe it once, let me look back first The name of the Iceberg Goddess, if she were not an NPC from the game, would be a name usually used to slap someone in the face of a person who inexplicably likes the protagonist. This name is indeed a bit Mary Sue. The first one was pretty good, but I forgot about it and I haven't looked back yet. The foreshadowing of Lin Mengdie's name and the foreshadowing of why we pay attention to the protagonist are now available. Well, live. You can read this book.

I originally wanted to give it five stars because it looks good, but the deduction of this star is based on my personal subjective emotions. There is no objective element of error in it. Reason: There is no follow-up (although the novel is very successful and has that unfinished feeling, but it is not written so that you can make up your own mind. For example, whether the little boy will return later.) If there is a follow-up to this book, and the Tianpan group arrives on the new planet and develops a new story line, then I will make up the five stars for this book😄 So rationally and objectively speaking, this book is full of five stars in my heart. But personally, I prefer those that leave no traps, and those that follow the entire series 😂

Not bad, the fight was very interesting. I felt that the protagonist and Xiaoli were too strong. Except for the first dungeon, they just passed it casually. Xiaoya trained the protagonist, the old man strengthened it, and then the protagonist became invincible. Later it felt like it was just a day-to-day routine of fooling around, with plots happening from time to time and then gone. It still felt interesting. It was quite fun to have a brain-shattering, crotch-picking bear, and get to the ending. In the end, the younger sister raised a daughter, and Xiaoya also got together. The life of a family of three seemed to be more important than anything else. If I had to say something bad, when I read the diary at the beginning when Xiaoli was violated, I was angry and shocked. If I didn't want to see the later part to relieve my anger, I might have backed down. Only later did I realize that her memory was false. There are also some characters that are incomplete and it's a pity that they don't have complete backstories.

Nice! ! This book is the only one I have read since joining Tomato. I have the patience to read them all. There were many books I thought were quite good, but after reading them I didn't want to read them. This is the only one I have read so far [Like] [Like]

It's great, it's written👍This kind of article is very novel to me. It's not about hidden skills or SSS skills, it's all based on the protagonist's own abilities, and there are sand sculptures. That's why I look at the knife in the knife [smile] and hope that the ending will be good, not all dead, at least leave a root...

Top of the list, at least I think the author wrote it with emotion. The first part is not a routine (a setting introduced into the game. The setting may have been there before, but it only takes up a little content). After the setting is introduced, there is a lot of content written by the author, which is very good.

It's rare to have a well-written family line, and the protagonist is also the kind of character that interests me. The world view should be quite interesting now, but judging from the current pace (2/10 game currency), I hope it can handle the progress of the story well. (Don't overwhelm the protagonist or anything)

Finished reading, not bad Although it can be quite boring outside the game sometimes... But the protagonist's IQ is still online most of the time, and his personality is also good. But can you improve the level of other players? The game venue is also a bit small. I hope it can be expanded in the future. All in all, it's pretty good-looking, nothing too bad about it.

The overall plot is good. It's interesting to see Xiaoli and Chen Yongdong getting along. However, the later copies end a bit too quickly. The process of fighting the black energy of a bunch of masks does not have the feeling of fighting the final boss. It looks very strong at the beginning, but it turns out to be rotten at the end. The process of getting along with Chen Yongdong and Yamei is a bit small. It would be better if there were more.