No Cp, the Heroine Alone Has Magic and Can Cultivate Immortality, No One Else Can, Don't Push It Blindly
Similar to Lu Jiang's "I Rely on the Agricultural System to Become the Imperial Preceptor", "I Rely on the Beloved Concubine System to Become the Imperial Preceptor of the First Emperor of Qin" and "The Fairy Cannot Collapse". Anyway, the heroine pretends to be a fairy and is worshiped as a fairy, or the heroine is a cultivator, and only she can have spells.
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None of the high-level players are female
It's a digital doomsday game with a decent plot, and it's basically just about killing monsters. The heroine has a golden finger, has a goddess system, grows quickly, and is quite strong, but she is a little self-aware in the real dungeon. Her strength is much worse and she still has to fight in the dungeon. And there are some inexplicable emotional plots, such as the heroine's childhood sweetheart who suddenly pops up, and a copy of the hotel where the heroine goes. In it, a native suddenly falls in love with the heroine at first sight and wants to be with the heroine. The heroine is also married to a native. Does it make sense to do these plots without CP? The plot direction in this copy is also very strange. Gender is more normal than before, and there are not many outstanding female characters. However, in the real dungeon, all high-level players are male, and there are many insults to women. In addition, the heroine complains a bit too much, and there are always a few words missing in the text, which affects reading.
Haha, I always take him to the reincarnation paradise [shy]