Panda died in October, in the depths of autumn, at dawn on the day his girlfriend Nian Nian was getting married. From one in the morning until four, he paced and struggled on Qingcheng Bridge. In the end, feeling trapped in a dead end with no escape but death, Panda, abandoned by his girlfriend Nian Nian, leaped from the bridge, nearly two hundred meters above the ground...
In the gaming world's ultimate showdowns, Panda was known as an unbeatable carry, a godlike presence. He carried, boosted, and played for others, and was surrounded by beautiful women of every sort. Yet he was a hopeless romantic! Because of his family background, he was aloof and obsessive, yet longed to be loved and liked. That's why he named himself Panda: pandas are adorable national treasures and lucky mascots, loved by so many... And pandas love bamboo most of all!
Nian Nian, a special forces soldier from the Particle Research Institute in a parallel world, sacrificed himself to protect the institute's research. In the particle-conversion tunnel, he encountered Nian Nian, who had died by suicide. The two souls, drawn into the tunnel, shared the same name and nearly identical faces, with a 99.99% resemblance. Together, they faced a choice between being reborn or transmigrating. In his final moments, the special forces soldier gave a cool, dazzling smile. “Someone who betrays true love deserves to swallow ten thousand needles. How could the extraordinary luck of being reborn be used as a way for you to repent and make amends? So I choose to transmigrate. I'll take your place!”
Dear author, your introduction is very well written. When I saw the cover of your novel and your introduction, I read it three times before clicking in. Before I could understand it, I thought it was a very ordinary and uninteresting novel. After reading it, I felt that the male protagonist is really humble, too humble. I think the setting of the male protagonist is really, very good. However, I think the female protagonist is a bit flawed. Well, maybe it is because of me. I feel that the female protagonist's identity as a soldier is not fully reflected. , The author, you wrote really, really well. You wrote the humility of the male protagonist very carefully, but there are some places that can be slightly changed. Although I don't know what to change, anyway, I think the male protagonist's character is the best written. The other characters seem a bit ordinary to me.
Super good-looking [laughing] The male protagonist is sensitive and pitiful in the early stage, and he is a crybaby and weak little husband in the later stage. The female protagonist is a mercenary who travels through time, and is a domineering and doting husband. Highly recommended, full score for sugar and full score for doting on the husband [Code]
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The male protagonist is so pure in love, and he still thinks he is so good-looking. Alas, novels are novels. Why is there no one who loves me so purely in reality? 🤭
Personally, I think it's very good-looking. The boss of the special forces dotes on the sick and petite husband.