[Drama Queen Protagonist] [Why So Much Drama?]
After transmigrating into a perilous world where the supernatural is resurging and dungeons are appearing, Chen Mo becomes the bottom-ranked student at a university for paranormal affairs.
Here, final exams take place in real haunted realms, and the death rate is posted in plain sight.
Just as he sinks into despair, his exclusive Replacement System activates.
It gives him no power, but lets his consciousness replace any character in a dungeon: vengeful spirits, evil entities, even the final boss.
From then on, he walks between light and darkness. In his teammates' eyes, he is an ordinary student struggling to survive; in the shadows of the dungeons, he is fear itself.
More terrifying still, these replacements are not one-time performances. Even after a dungeon ends, the connection remains, and every terrifying being he once replaced can be summoned at his call.
So when all worlds tremble and the supreme supernatural horrors descend, they see behind the once-scorned student a vast army slowly emerging, made up of the darkest beings from countless dungeons.
Chen Mo stands before the ranks and softly greets the evil creatures before him:
"Now, it's my dungeons' turn to descend upon you."
The subject matter is good, the plot is well written, and it is edible food. Then add a label for the author (single heroine/multiple heroines) This heroine came out too suddenly and too early. The original protagonist and the heroine were both at the bottom of the class, and then they entered the dungeon together. The heroine's support made the heroine feel very safe, and her personality changed from a bad attitude to a positive one, wanting to help the protagonist. The protagonist saw her transformation and recalled that in her previous life, she only knew her as a beautiful person who didn't like to talk. He didn't know much about the heroine and laughed at himself, "When the dungeon ends and returns to reality, she will recognize that I am still the same person." After seeing this, I give it four stars. Other aspects are acceptable. If you are interested in this subject, you can still take a look. The author's reply is super fast. The one I wrote about the male protagonist's self-deprecation has also been changed. It looks good now. If you are short of books, you can check out this book to see if it can be your favorite food [salute]
It turns out this is actually an invincible article, right?
In Tomato, it's an okay level to watch, so I'll give it five stars.
The plot is very rich and the rhythm is tight. I hope it will continue to be updated [you taste it carefully][you taste it carefully] It's getting more and more interesting
Go back to the weird world of ambiguity and sweet love
Very interesting and a good book. (Personally, I feel that it is a bit early to fall in love, although it is a bit half-in-love and there is no follow-up development)
Not bad. Come on.
It's powerful, and it's indeed a weird article. I can't understand the readers who are reading it. It's so weird.
I dug out another book from the trash heap that was okay.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!