[No CP + female lead + gaming + adventure + secret identities + light infrastructure-building + the tiniest hint of romance]
The early story is pure adventure with a little real-world content. The female lead is not invincible.
Qi Huan won a spot in the beta test of the cutting-edge full-immersion game Another World: Second Life.
The game had exquisite character models, NPCs with rich and realistic emotions, and players who enjoyed all kinds of colorful lives...
Of course, none of that had anything to do with Qi Huan. She had turned into a dragon egg with no signs of life, and could only use her skills to toy with other players' characters.
By a twist of fate, she finally managed to hatch. Not only did she awaken her race's unique talent, she also gained a territory of her own and picked up a whole bunch of little “cuties” along the way.
Qi Huan was raring to get to work when the game's beta test abruptly ended and all the players were kicked offline. Looking at her territory, which had only just begun to flourish, she was on the verge of tears.
No one expected that when the game opened to the public again, it would draw every person on Blue Star inside. Qi Huan, too, returned to her happy home in the other world.
When she came back, Qi Huan discovered that two hundred years had passed in the other world, and her territory had changed just a tiny bit: it had become the fearsome “Dragon's Nest.” The little cuties she'd picked up all those years ago had become targets everyone dreaded having to hunt down...
Qi Huan: ...What on earth did you do to my gentle, considerate, shy, adorable little cuties from two hundred years ago?!
To avoid being sent to her death the moment she showed her face as the “Master of the Dragon's Nest,” Qi Huan had no choice but to sheepishly don a secret identity provided as compensation by the game and begin her long-overdue adventure in another world.
Mark it, it looks good~ It's a story about a female character who becomes a dragon egg in a time-travel game, and uses the skill of sharing dreams to pass through other players' identities to save herself (only the first few dozen chapters). The author's writing is very interesting~ It can be seen that the writing style is attentive~ and she is good at talking and drawing~ Madam, you have really done a good job in your novel Orz Going to the Amber Palace and the Mirror Maze felt like it was written in a hurry. Various names for SOS came out again and again, and my brain capacity is a bit hard to remember. The names for TVT and Western Fantasy are too difficult to remember. Basically, the characters who appear are all female treasures, and there are no insulting words about women. The top experiences written in the first dozens of chapters are also very interesting. It is a female-oriented novel~ I personally like it w
The setting is very interesting! An unconventional game fusion, the current main line is not plane confrontation but a Western fantasy adventure, and the presence of group running and gram-negative elements is quite obvious. The setting of the Velos tribe in the second volume is very interesting! Basically all are female supporting characters. The author's writing skills can't keep up with the setting, but I still encourage him with five stars. I hope to see the ending~
It's great to watch, but the climax at the end of Eternal Train actually has room for improvement. I feel like there wasn't enough foreshadowing, which resulted in a lot of places feeling lackluster.
It's okay, but the start is very bad. There are enemies who can predict the future. Renwaizai is the first one around, 78
Novel and beautiful, very worth seeing
There is a running group element. Although I have never been exposed to it, it does not affect my reading. The western fantasy adventure is well written [Love]