Just after finishing the plot, my eyes went dark and I dressed up as the heroine Ah Xing.
Bad news: My second brother is gone!
Worse news: The script is different. At the beginning of March 7th, I blocked the gun and lost my breath!
The only good news: My copy of As I Write is a cracked version!
Sticking with girls can improve your strength!
In order to resurrect Xiao Sanyue and for the ending in my heart, I will bear all the pain alone!
[Xi Lian's favorability +10%! Congratulations on the host level +1! Achievement Obtained: Heartthrob]
"No, why are you blushing? I just want to save people!"
From then on, I embarked on a road of no return to become Galaxy Meimo!
Bai E, go away, I don't like men!
Wait, Xi Lian, Feng Jin... Don't come over here! If you keep posting it, I will break through to the Star God!
(Ps: Some basic settings and characters will change, please watch it in a parallel world)
Reader comments
I can watch it, so I won't give it a one-star rating. Just talking about the plot, the author does have his own ideas, and it can be viewed as a parallel universe. Even if he doesn't know how it will end later, he still has a certain sense of expectation. The setting is quite novel. At the current thirty chapters, the plot connection is okay. I hope there will be some inter-post chapters in the future.
The faults do not hide the faults; there are indeed some not-so-smart behaviors, but they are definitely not as vicious as the two bad reviewers in the comment area said. Going to Ompharos, who I wanted to avoid in the first few chapters, really shouldn't be there after knowing the consequences of the plot choices. As for the two people who gave negative reviews, it's hard not to make people suspect that they are unhappy in life. Their comments are all negative. It's pitiful.
The elite monsters are too strong, right?
The writing is good. Some settings are different from the game but acceptable. However, the title of the book with the word "boy" is a bit strange.
I can watch it, so I won't give it a one-star rating. Just talking about the plot, the author does have his own ideas, and it can be viewed as a parallel universe. Even if he doesn't know how it will end later, he still has a certain sense of expectation. The setting is quite novel. At the current thirty chapters, the plot connection is okay. I hope there will be some inter-post chapters in the future.
The faults do not hide the faults; there are indeed some not-so-smart behaviors, but they are definitely not as vicious as the two bad reviewers in the comment area said. Going to Ompharos, who I wanted to avoid in the first few chapters, really shouldn't be there after knowing the consequences of the plot choices. As for the two people who gave negative reviews, it's hard not to make people suspect that they are unhappy in life. Their comments are all negative. It's pitiful.
The elite monsters are too strong, right?
The writing is good. Some settings are different from the game but acceptable. However, the title of the book with the word "boy" is a bit strange.