I Told You This Is a Game, Don't Take It Seriously.

Growing up in the game vs meeting in reality, which one is more exciting? The answer is: when she comes out of the screen, she is even more goddess than in the game - but you become the one who was "raised". The core focus lies in development and behind-the-scenes operations

When a security guard cheats and turns into a goddess, the urban Shura scene will be so exciting! The protagonist thought he was playing a game, but it turned out that the goddesses were all real - the down-and-out daughter, the glamorous policewoman, the abstinent teacher... Each one was more powerful than the other. The daily interactions are full of laughter, and the Shura scene is sweet and lustful, making it impossible to stop. It's so imaginative and full of laughs that you can't stop watching it!

Friends who like game articles can close their eyes and enter the pit [laughs][laughs][laughs] The growth mechanism is reasonable and the data display is rigorous! [Like][Like][Like] The author's writing style is smooth and the characters are vivid [Chigua] Recommended [Like] [Like] [Like]

When virtual games break into real life, rules collapse, boundaries blur, and all loss of control occurs unexpectedly. I thought I was manipulating the plot, but in fact I have already been deeply involved in it. People's hearts are repeatedly pulled between the real and the fake, and every choice they make rewrites their fate. It is suffocating and exciting to watch. The author's writing is superb! ! !

A different modern urban fantasy novel. When the game becomes reality, everything is different.

The reading experience is not tiring, it is exciting frequently, and from time to time there are big revelations. There are many women who have super control skills. It makes people... Tear... Ha! ! !