[Marriage + games + infinite-flow + reforming the husband + 1v1 + NPC awakening + male rivalry + System + livestream]
After deciding to get a divorce, Xuan Ning is unexpectedly pulled into a deadly survival game by a veteran player. Severely nearsighted, she can’t see that the family members surrounding her are all supernatural beings. Mistaking the horror instance for a marriage-reform game, she throws herself into playing the devoted wife to her disfigured supernatural husband, day after day, acting the part of a frail, delicate spouse.
She is bitten to death from the start by her two-headed monster son, and only then does Xuan Ning realize she’s entered the wrong game!
Game rules: You cannot leave on your own, break character, mess with the plot, or anger the supernatural family.
She has to complete tasks on an empty stomach while guarding against the secret schemes of passengers in the same game instance.
In this terrifying home, where danger lurks at every turn, the severely nearsighted Xuan Ning can only grit her teeth and keep acting out her devoted-wife routine for the horrifying final boss, struggling to survive on the edge of life and death.
Only when she truly becomes part of the family does she learn one thing: a good marriage means standing together against everyone else.
Whoever makes a married couple quarrel becomes their enemy, whether it’s their best friends, siblings, parents, relatives, or friends.
From the day two people become a married couple, they should put their marriage first and build a good life together. Only when they have the means should they help their families of origin.
But while Xuan Ning’s family life seems to be going smoothly, she hasn’t noticed that a greater conspiracy is closing in. Why is the female passenger who clearly got off the vehicle still in the instance?
Xuan Ning has been diligently completing her tasks, but she’s terrified. Will she even make it out alive?
This book seemed to have great potential. It's a real shame it ended so abruptly. The author's concept was actually quite good. The book actually planted some foreshadowing. For example, is there any connection between the mysterious Chi Feiwan and the real Chi Feiwan? Did the mysterious Chi Feiwan follow the female lead to the instance she went to?
I'd read your previous book, but clicking on this one was purely by chance, haha. It's still a great read, and this one sparked even more reflection on marriage than your previous one. I feel like I learned a lot from it, whether it's about the relationship between children and parents or the relationship between husband and wife. There are so many insightful points. I give it five stars; it's fantastic! 🤭
I managed to snag the author's new book through sheer effort! 100 chapters is still too few, author, please update more! Reading your work really resonated with me; it felt so real, like I was struck by a powerful force. Especially with this kind of story, it really touched me deeply. Plus, the content of this particular piece is very original (for me). In the end, I just hope you keep up the good work and update frequently so I can have something to read every day. It's absolutely amazing!
The writing is both clear-headed and melancholic, vividly depicting the fragments of reality and emotional entanglements. It's not just a game of life and death, but also a process of growth and refinement. It truly embodies the saying, "It's easy to draw the skin of a tiger, but hard to draw its bones; you can know a person's face, but not their heart."
It's well-written, and I'm really looking forward to the second story's development. I feel it might deviate from the original story.
This book is really great.
The plot is novel, combining romance and survival. The author's writing is skillful and the whole story flows smoothly. There are very few similar works, making it very attractive!
I just finished reading the latest one, and I feel like the first story and the second one are so different! I want to see how it goes. Can you update more often? 💕💕
Sigh, I can't even imagine how much better it would be if it were a story without a fixed pairing. (Not that I'm saying 1v1 is bad.)