[Lily+1v1+HE+Easy+Unlimited Flow+Micro Terror+Supernatural]
Ning Zao has always firmly believed that he is at most an unlucky ordinary person.
One day, a huge misfortune befell her. She was mistakenly pulled into a game, and people would die in this game.
Fortunately, her ice tea pajamas have deteriorated and become a god-level piece of equipment.
Unfortunately, she was only wearing pajamas and was freezing to death.
Fortunately, she pretended to be sleeping in her pajamas so the ghosts wouldn't notice her.
Unfortunately, while she was pretending to sleep, her inner thoughts... Were all transmitted to the ghost's ears! !
The half-dead Ning Zao felt like he had returned to his happy hometown in the horror game, and even picked up a ghost bride as his wife.
Who is Ning Zao? A college student who is more resentful than cunning.
Found wife? It is even more mysterious and full of resentment!
When the two of them cooperate, the road to wealth is as open as the Sunshine Avenue!
As for how to get rich... Don't worry.
Dungeon boss: Why are you two picking up my coffin board! This is my Abebe for hundreds of years!
After clearing out the dungeon, an energetic Ning Zao walked out of the luxurious villa, only to meet his eyes with the terrifying doll in the game.
Is there any mistake?
This is reality!
Reader comments
I would like to give some suggestions to the author. If you have time, you can revise the plot of copy 1 out of order. New authors can understand it, but the order of the copy is too messy and it gives me a headache to read. I originally liked the copy but the plot is so messed up. I suggest the author read more other books and learn how to write the plot and the perspective of the protagonist and how to switch perspectives so that it will not be messy. I look forward to writing better works in the future. I hope the author will get better and better.
Who is the protagonist? There is no fixed main point of view, and the dialogue inside is too messy. Basically, whoever the perspective is cut to speaks, and you don't know who said the words later, or even who the perspective is on. And group portraits are not like this. Generally, everyone gathers and defaults to the perspective of the protagonist. If you give a single line to an individual in a group portrait, it must be narrated from his perspective.
I would like to give some suggestions to the author. If you have time, you can revise the plot of copy 1 out of order. New authors can understand it, but the order of the copy is too messy and it gives me a headache to read. I originally liked the copy but the plot is so messed up. I suggest the author read more other books and learn how to write the plot and the perspective of the protagonist and how to switch perspectives so that it will not be messy. I look forward to writing better works in the future. I hope the author will get better and better.
Who is the protagonist? There is no fixed main point of view, and the dialogue inside is too messy. Basically, whoever the perspective is cut to speaks, and you don't know who said the words later, or even who the perspective is on. And group portraits are not like this. Generally, everyone gathers and defaults to the perspective of the protagonist. If you give a single line to an individual in a group portrait, it must be narrated from his perspective.