FarmingThe Fourth Natural DisasterGroup Portrait
Ye Lin downloaded a cheating game, and when he opened his eyes, he turned into the poor god Yevlina from another world - her power was exhausted, her throne was leaking, and she had a [female imp mode solidified] death debuff on her head! 9 Days countdown to death?
In order to avoid a tragic death, she gritted her teeth and used the last of her power to build a copycat game forum on Earth.
Notes to players (actually I don't know):
1. One player = consumes 10 points of the goddess's power (it hurts!)
2. Death = Cooldown for three days (please don't die!)
3. Mission? Whatever this goddess says is what she says! (Actually, a lot of people panicked)
When the first batch of sand sculpture players arrived with the IDs of "Let go of that succubus" and "Chief coffin bearer of the professional team":
Yevlina (appearance): "You idiot! Why don't you kneel down to work!" (Arrogant. Jpg)
Yevlina (internally): "Please come online more often! The power of this goddess cannot be sustained anymore! Forum points are negotiable!" (Hold the poor power and tremble. Gif)
Players soon discovered that the character of this goddess collapsed faster than the temple!
Posting a task like a tsundere Party A: "You humble mortal, go and find this goddess... What is that! (Actually, I don't even know what I want)"
When the divine power is insufficient, divine punishment becomes a squib: The promised justice from heaven only ends up breaking a small stone. (The scene was once embarrassing)
Forum snoopers were so angry at the shady posts that they pretended to be dignified: "Humph! A bunch of ignorant bastards!"
Reader comments
I finished the chase in one go, and it's okay to use it as food. People who like this type of writing will probably like it, but I don't know why it feels a bit bland. Although there are exciting plot points, I feel like the author's writing is a bit bland. But overall it's not bad, at least it's pretty good among tomatoes.
By the way, the female imp is good, mugwort.
I finished the chase in one go, and it's okay to use it as food. People who like this type of writing will probably like it, but I don't know why it feels a bit bland. Although there are exciting plot points, I feel like the author's writing is a bit bland. But overall it's not bad, at least it's pretty good among tomatoes. By the way, the female imp is good, mugwort.
This is a good book, bitch [laughs evilly]