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[National Fate + Horror Worlds + The Supernatural] [No CP] [The heroine carries the team all the way to victory]
The blood moon hangs in the sky, and the fate of nations is at stake!
Xia Xi is dragged into a national-fate wealth game. From the start, she has only one copper coin and fifty stamina points. The authorities declare her a lost cause, and the whole internet waits for her to die!
But she's an unbelievably lucky chosen one.
Flip the coin?
Smiley face!
Flip again?
Another smiley face!
Double rewards, critical hits one after another, and not even the frowning side can punish her!
While contestants from other countries proceed with extreme caution and kneel to pray to Buddha, she exploits cooldowns to buy coins and flip them in one chain, turning a supernatural game into her personal ATM!
The lives of twenty billion people in her country are riding on this battered copper coin. When she flips it, will she reveal a way to survive for herself, or decide the fate of Huaxia?
It's quite beautiful, and I'm very envious of the heroine's good fortune. I also like the heroine's character very much. She ignores the scumbag and treats other teammates like family members. Of course, everyone is worthy of it. It is similar to a weird copy of Pension. The theme is pretty good and I can recommend it.
It's very interesting. Although it's a story about strong women, the heroine is not the type of cold-blooded killer. She won't indulge the best, won't let go of her enemies, won't be stingy with her teammates, and is even more generous to herself. Ou Huang's novel is the equivalent of self-comfort for a non-chief like me. I hope that one day I will be so European. [Admiration] It's really cool to see the heroine always full of European energy.
It's hard to comment. The protagonist's luck is on the line and he has no brains at all. It's no wonder that the protagonist can only blame the author's plot design. I feel that the heroine doesn't really want to live. She can almost complete the level with enough money to work. What's the use of so many copper coins? Is it possible that after the novice stage, I can't save them? Or maybe there are some hidden settings, but the protagonist doesn't know about it. Doing this will only make the protagonist less like a normal person, making it difficult to create. In addition, I commented without seeing a few pictures, so I still gave it five stars.
It feels good. Sometimes I watch it without thinking, but it still looks good. I really like the setting. Overall, it feels pretty good [laughs][laughs]
Does the author have a male protagonist?
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the heroine is just a waste of food. When she doesn't use her brain, she doesn't want to clear the level first. Alas, I gave up.