What should a veteran cosplayer do when she gets forcibly bound to a horror-game livestream System?
Veteran cosplayer Tang Yile says there’s nothing to do but make the best of it!
Who can relate?
She was carrying a five- or six-pound wig on her head, wearing a cosplay outfit designed to look good, and lugging several pounds of props and bags as she struggled home. She wasn’t even there yet when the horror-game livestream System forcibly bound itself to her.
Standing on a drab, gray street, the overly glamorous Tang Yile looked completely out of place.
What was she supposed to do under the puzzled gazes of her fellow players?
What else could she do?
Though she knew she’d been abducted by this blasted horror-game System, she could hardly complain to anyone about it. All she could do was stare wordlessly at the heavens!
Until she figured out the System’s tricks, Tang Yile decided to focus on keeping herself alive!
Luckily, she had experience with getting bound to Systems and such. Otherwise, she’d be trembling helplessly like all the other noobs, with no way to protect herself.
But the cosplay-assistant System that had bound itself to her on the very first day was a piece of junk that only worked now and then. Unexpectedly, the power in the livestream System’s backend gave it an upgrade.
Even after upgrading, the cosplay System was still pretty exasperating, but... okay, she admits she spoke too soon.
(The heroine is a super-strong bruiser with a cunning, steadily growing personality. The hero is completely unhinged and utterly ruthless.)
It's okay. In fact, the previous settings can be more concise and understandable. In the first few stories, the heroine's cunning and witty little rabbit is very good and cute, but later on she seems to be in love, and the highlights are taken away (the male protagonist is also attractive when viewed alone)
Very nice! The author's writing is very interesting, and the writing style is also very good. However, I feel that the heroine's cosplay ability is still a little weak, but it feels good. In fact, I can see that the heroine is growing up (maybe it has been a long time since I have read this kind of growth story). Overall, it is very good! This is a very interesting article, but I don't know why so few people have read it!!! Such a beautiful article, no one appreciates it! Teacher, you must persist! I believe more people will come to see it! It's really beautiful! Come on, come on, come on, come on!
The first three dungeons were really beautiful, but by the fourth dungeon I really couldn't stand it anymore. After the male protagonist was introduced, the female protagonist changed. Why should she set off the male protagonist? Woohoo, it's hard to find such a beautiful one, but it's gone again It looks good again in the back, and the male protagonist is a bit highlighted when he appears.
An average of more than 4,000 words per page shows that the author is very powerful.
I feel like it's OOC later on. I like to watch CP movies, but this is not cool 🤦
When your daughter was in Resident Evil, she felt like she had lost her mind when meeting the male protagonist. In a life and death crisis, I still miss a man. Your first and second dungeon heroines are immature but have their own ideas in everything they do. When you meet that one, no one can think straight and can't find a way to make progress. She just talks about everything.
Not bad, come on! First, I didn't dare to click in since there were so many words and no ratings.
Wow, there are so few comments for a million words
Marked (unread) Read part of it, passed
Well written, worth reading