Jiang Chen, a down-and-out campus heartthrob who can't even afford his tuition, unexpectedly binds himself to the [Life Simulator].
One simulation costs a hundred thousand? Jiang Chen looks at the “backup options” in his contacts and the various online lending platforms on his phone. He steels himself: “Better someone else gets burned than me. I'll borrow!”
[First Simulation: School Bullying]
[Identity: A top-tier rich kid with power over everything]
[Mission: Break the proud ice queen]
Looking at Su Qingge, the campus beauty who treats him with disdain in real life, cold and haughty, Jiang Chen wears a demonic smile inside the simulator.
“Qingge, you wouldn't want people finding out your father went bankrupt, would you?”
In the simulation, Jiang Chen uses every means at his disposal, breaking the proud swan's wings, keeping her captive in his palm and demanding everything from her day and night.
Jiang Chen vents all his real-life frustrations in the simulated world, having the time of his life.
Until the next morning's study period.
Su Qingge, who normally wouldn't even spare a boy a glance, passes Jiang Chen's desk, suddenly trembling and blushing. Her legs give way, and she falls to her knees before him.
Seeing the fear in her eyes, mixed with a strange sort of dependence, Jiang Chen panics: “System, why does this simulation come with after-sales service?!”
Awesome, reminds me of the shuttle elevator from decades ago, but more reasonable
Yes, although the plot incorporates many old classic elements, the beginning is novel and engaging.
Good, very good, very good
Hope to see a normal love The apocalypse is not good-looking
The plot is good, just don't think of the protagonist as the villain
I think it's pretty cool, but I don't know why no one has commented on it.
I watched it for a while, it was pretty good. This second simulation, this is too miserable, this is also