A car accident.
Let Zhou Lingfei from Blue Star be reborn as a young man with the same name on Earth.
Having lived a prosperous life in his previous life, he never understood the embarrassment of lack of money.
After being reborn, he was trapped by the double burden of rent and food and clothing.
The two worlds were extremely similar, and all the shortcuts he had expected to achieve were shattered.
I accidentally discovered that the game that the original owner often played was very similar to the game that he had been exposed to in his previous life.
Originally I just wanted to make a little money from this familiar game.
But I didn't expect that good luck would last forever, and it was out of control.
Before time travel, he had no shortage of wealth, and luck was just an embellishment; after time travel, he was in dire straits, but only good luck remained.
Reader comments
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Not bad, worth seeing
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The rhythm is pretty good and interesting to watch. I like to see this kind of concise and concise content without repeated content. The proportion of real life is also good. It is interesting to see the interaction between games changing lives and life affecting games.
It looks good, but it's a pity that I didn't give you any traffic. If you had written in the past two months, many people would have read it.
It's very good. Unlike other authors who introduce weapons and type out the descriptions of the weapons, you can only skip and read them all. There are only 300,000 words of real content out of 1 million words.
Grip groove! Is there a Xu brother? Is it Male 2? If yes, I will give you a like every day
Not bad, worth seeing
The writing is quite good. It seems that the author has played Mew seriously or has a good understanding of Mew. There are only a few bad points in chasing it in one go. It's just that there are so few people watching [face covering]