It all began with a dream I had.
[Rules horror + slow growth + plot-driven + two female leads, 1v1 + both pure]
Ye Yan is a college student. She met an older girl through a game, but it wasn't until the horror games arrived that she realized just how formidable her online friend was. Ye Yan had already liked her, and as they spent more time together, she fell in love with her...
Before they met: Big sis~ I'm such a noob, carry me, please~
When they first met: Hello? Sis?? You're not human, but you can still play games? Can I run away? (forcing a smile)
After they'd known each other for a while: Babe~ Hug me~ I want a hug~
It may take a while to fall for her, but it will happen eventually.
One heroine is at the peak of combat power; the other gradually grows stronger.
(Also known as: The Lovelorn Puppy Goes Looking for Someone)
The roles aren't really divided into tops and bottoms. This is a story about two girls.
(Mild horror; the author isn't particularly skilled.)
The author has talent, but no experience. He cannot reveal all his life experience at once, otherwise the subsequent plot will seem very empty. The author has a setting that collides with an infinite flow of two heroine novels. The same skills, the same ghost and one person, the same recruitment of human players, and the same copy is not pure and bad. . . I don't know if the author has read it. If so, the author needs to deliberately avoid it, otherwise he will be criticized later if Tomato promotes it. . . Bar? I don't know. The author's talent is quite good, but the definition of this ghost story is not very popular, and it seems to give people a feeling that it is not what it should be. Even if the setting of the copy is not absolutely bad, it is best not to directly give a good definition, which will look very awkward. We'll look at the rest later, but the author really needs to deliberately avoid these conflicting settings, otherwise Tomato will easily be unable to catch the first wave of push. Come on, author
Come on, author! Very nice!
Come on, come on, author