Lin Xiaoman traveled through a parallel world and found himself in this world. He was born as an orphan and was one month away from taking the college entrance examination. His grades were mediocre and he had no special skills. He was doing odd jobs here and there every day just for food and clothing. Think about yourself again: you are not diligent in all aspects of your life, you do not distinguish between grains and grains, you have a second-class background, you are unemployed after graduation, and you are growing old at home!
When she thought that this world would never give her a chance to "gnaw" again, her sky collapsed! Fortunately, there is always a road ahead...
Reader comments
Forget about the content pipeline, the key is that Gold Finger is both fun and unpleasant. When the good luck system was in place, I picked up a ring and couldn't predict whether it would require blood to identify the owner, so I gave up. If you don't try it while the good luck system is still there, what if the good luck system is gone and something happens to the opening method? After that, it's time to sign in. The mecha and city are directly given to the system. Let me go, what if your ring has space to install a mecha? In the end, the protagonist thought about it and still didn't try it. Then there was the live broadcast and the mission system. These two were okay. Now it is the stall system, which can be identified, but then he forgot to identify the ring. So what is the purpose of writing this ring plot to let people know that the heroine may actually be able to store those good things, but is she going to give up?
The subject matter is quite new, and I'm not used to it in the first person. The first and second systems worked just fine. When the third sign-in system was introduced, it said that items that were not needed would be given away to the system. There was a ring that seemed to be from space and I tried it without bleeding. They also said that they were afraid of being dominated by desires, and then they didn't want many things in the sign-in system.
It's ok, is it no cp?
The novel is in first person, I usually read in third person, but if I'm not used to this, the others are fine.
Forget about the content pipeline, the key is that Gold Finger is both fun and unpleasant. When the good luck system was in place, I picked up a ring and couldn't predict whether it would require blood to identify the owner, so I gave up. If you don't try it while the good luck system is still there, what if the good luck system is gone and something happens to the opening method? After that, it's time to sign in. The mecha and city are directly given to the system. Let me go, what if your ring has space to install a mecha? In the end, the protagonist thought about it and still didn't try it. Then there was the live broadcast and the mission system. These two were okay. Now it is the stall system, which can be identified, but then he forgot to identify the ring. So what is the purpose of writing this ring plot to let people know that the heroine may actually be able to store those good things, but is she going to give up?
The subject matter is quite new, and I'm not used to it in the first person. The first and second systems worked just fine. When the third sign-in system was introduced, it said that items that were not needed would be given away to the system. There was a ring that seemed to be from space and I tried it without bleeding. They also said that they were afraid of being dominated by desires, and then they didn't want many things in the sign-in system.
It's ok, is it no cp?
The novel is in first person, I usually read in third person, but if I'm not used to this, the others are fine.
I can't stand the first person [face covering]
There are relatively few first person pronouns,