I Found a Green-Tea Crybaby in an Infinite Game

Oh my god, this is so satisfying! I love this kind of infinite flow novel. The last infinite flow novel I enjoyed was "Clock Trap".

It's great! Some parts might be a bit disorganized in terms of plot, as this is the author's first time writing this kind of infinite flow novel. However, I really love the story's theme and the romantic relationships. This is the second book by this author that I've read after "The School Heartthrob," and it truly surprised me.

It's good, though some parts are a bit repetitive, but the flaws don't detract from its overall appeal. The romance between the two leads is very sweet; it's a mutual journey where, amidst a sea of ​​people, they only see each other, and no matter how difficult things get, they steadfastly choose to be together.

There are a few minor flaws, but they're not a big deal. If you're reading this based on the synopsis, please note that there's no scene where the boss is called "master." This was probably removed by the author after considering the outline. The two characters love each other very much.

However, the later plot is different from the synopsis. Didn't the synopsis mention something about the boss bowing down and calling the crybaby "master"? I've read through two chapters of the story and didn't see that. V( '.' )V

It's so sweet and beautiful! Although the author has some minor flaws, like some repetition, the overall plot is quite commendable! The story between these two people is truly beautiful. I hope they live happily together in the place I can't see, until they grow old together!

It's so hard to find such a good infinite flow novel! The two main characters are suffering so much, it's heartbreaking! But the bottom character is so incredibly reassuring and has such amazing boyfriend potential! The top character is also so cute, well-behaved, and adorable! Every level is so dangerous, and the two of them are all alone, but their love for each other is enough to overcome everything. 🥰🥰🥰

The teacher's writing is so beautiful, it's really good!

It's quite good, but the only drawback is that the article and the synopsis only partially match; I didn't see the part I was most looking forward to—the boss calling out "Master."

It's a good movie. I won't go into other people's feedback, but I just feel a little sorry for Ling. Her father killed so many people and did so much for his daughter, but he dragged his son into it. Ling did nothing, but it feels like he was just a sacrifice used by his father. 😭😭😭😭 It's so heartbreaking and makes me want to cry. 😭😭 (My description might be a bit inappropriate, please don't be angry, I just really feel sorry for his son. 😭😭)