“My boyfriend was a monster and wanted to kill me, so I smashed his head in. That doesn’t mean I’m insane.”
Everyone around her said she had paranoid delusions and refused to believe monsters existed.
So Bai Yu was sent to a psychiatric hospital.
But on the night she checked in, she met two people who called themselves players, and heard them talk about monsters...
Bai Yu thought she’d found people like herself. Little did she know, she was the monster those players wanted to kill...
Did being an NPC mean you were trapped in a game forever?
Bai Yu chuckled. “A game? Is it really that powerful?”
Players who had just met Bai Yu always underestimated her: She can’t escape!
But later, the words they said most often were: Only Bai Yu can save us.
P.S. The heroine is genuinely a little crazy, and she can be ruthless when she acts. A strong female lead’s coming-of-age story with an ensemble cast.
(If you have no morals, no one can guilt-trip you with them.)
I thought this setting and world view looked pretty good. Until the little brother appears The heroine abandoned her brain and reason, and only knew how to pinch the child's face and say "you are so cute" Acting badly to provoke NPCs and then angrily acting coquettishly with children Yeah, it's cute, and then what? Was her brain eaten by zombies? I'm confused because I can't escape the game, so I need to find a companion to support the heroine? Is it a pet? Is it because the heroine cannot make up her mind, so she has to have multiple younger brothers as the backbone? May I ask? The first few dungeons were all about bravely traveling alone to the end of the world, but were they suddenly taken away? If you want to be a mother, you can write about eight treasures in one child. Really, who wants to watch the awakening of NPCs to raise babies? If you are really bored, you can battle wits with the copy.
Very few people have watched it, but I didn't expect it to be very beautiful.
Very pretty…