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After eighteen years of fetal transmutation and eighteen years of pretending to be dead in the mall, Lu Shen almost thought this was a normal world of materialism and science. Until his 18th birthday, a strange scarlet envelope pulled him into the mysterious world and completed one task after another. Only then did he realize that this world is strange and wandering in the shadows, extraordinary people are hiding in the world, and there are dangers everywhere.
Fortunately, the mall that had been dormant for eighteen years was finally activated: [Inspiration detected... Activate the mall... Unlocked products: Peach wood sword (10 points of inspiration), century-old peach wood sword (100 points of inspiration)]...
When Lu Shen relied on the mall to develop in a low-key manner, and gradually reached the top while completing deadly and terrifying missions in the mysterious world, at the same time, he gradually realized that this mysterious world hid earth-shattering secrets...
Reader comments
I've seen the latest. The writing and plot settings in the early stage are a bit stiff, and the copy structure is a bit simple. I guess it's a novice. Fortunately, it has been improved in the future, and it basically does not affect reading. As for the few issues raised in the comment section, I don't think there's anything wrong with it. Applying the situation of the protagonist at that time, it makes sense to do so. For example, regarding the issue of bewitchment, there is actually an explanation in the article. One is that the protagonist is afraid that his teammates will be wiped out by the team, and he cannot stand it alone. The other is that not going is not necessarily safer than going.
Okay, please support me
I haven't found any bad points yet, and I may change the style, I don't know.
I've seen the latest. The writing and plot settings in the early stage are a bit stiff, and the copy structure is a bit simple. I guess it's a novice. Fortunately, it has been improved in the future, and it basically does not affect reading. As for the few issues raised in the comment section, I don't think there's anything wrong with it. Applying the situation of the protagonist at that time, it makes sense to do so. For example, regarding the issue of bewitchment, there is actually an explanation in the article. One is that the protagonist is afraid that his teammates will be wiped out by the team, and he cannot stand it alone. The other is that not going is not necessarily safer than going.
Okay, please support me
I haven't found any bad points yet, and I may change the style, I don't know.