A Little Girl's RPG Adventure

A two-dimensional novel that looks very relaxing, which can give people a pleasant and interesting reading experience, and the sweet-smelling and soft little loli is cute. (Gu, don't shock me). From the perspective of the protagonist, the world centered on her looks like a fairy tale. The pace is relatively slow and has a very casual, everyday feel. Correspondingly, it also feels like it lacks an outline. The world view setting is not yet clear. If it is viewed as a traditional alternate world, some plots would be a bit inconsistent. However, if it is viewed as a world view setting similar to the third season of Sword Art Online, that is, a different world of virtual data, it seems reasonable. I hope the author can handle this properly, or blur it in the subsequent narrative, otherwise it will look too much like an online game rather than a real different world. The narrative adopts a TRPG-like approach, which is very suitable for some specific audiences. In addition, so far, it seems to me that it is purely handwritten. In this era of rampant AI, such a book looks very comfortable. Also, common man, please update quickly. Urgent reminder. Zip

Next, I will use the most upright, straightforward, simplest, most understandable, most down-to-earth, most down-to-earth, least roundabout, least pretentious, least fancy, most to the point, most clean and neat, most frank and magnanimous, most simple and simple, most close to daily life, least pretentious, and not piling up flowery rhetoric. It does not play with textual conventions, does not hide roundabout ideas, does not make obscure embellishments, does not pretend to be profound, and does not add unnecessary and cumbersome foreshadowing. Every word is open and transparent, and every sentence is sincere and true. Hua's expression is clear and concise, with no pretentious foreshadowing, no ambiguous wording, no roundabout hints, and no pretentious embellishments. It is so straightforward that it can be understood at a glance, so simple that everyone can understand it, so practical that it does not contain any empty words, and it is so neat that it contains no nonsense words. It is so magnanimous that it does not hide any reservations. It's so vulgar that people of all ages can understand it. It's hard-core and candid without being euphemistic. It's refreshing and direct without being procrastinating. It's simple and sincere without being ostentatious. It's easy to understand without being too profound. It's straight to the point without foreshadowing. It's honest without hiding. It's straightforward without being pretentious. It's plain and simple without being ostentatious. It's clear and clear without being vague. I'll tell you if it's frank and candid without going around in circles. You've expanded this book review, don't care whether you've read it or not, read it again

No knives were found, and the author was relatively active. The big world resembles a combination of the West and the East. There is a bit of daily life, and I feel that the author also wrote it himself, and it also touched my aesthetic taste. The main character is also very cute. This book is very interesting, and the above is my personal opinion. Author, you should work hard to update!

It's pretty good. There's no knife, and the protagonist is cute. It's a Western fantasy mixed with some Chinese content, and it feels a bit like a micro-cluster. The plot is very immersive and world-exploring. There's no fighting, it's all about daily life. Even now I don't understand the meaning of the protagonist's dice. I just know how to add some points and win something. I really like this kind of RPG for the first time. I'll keep up the good work [top post]

If you find any Duan Ping and turn on the power, there is at least half a chance that the person being electrocuted is not an innocent passerby.

Yes, it's just that the number of lolita in this book is much less than that in the previous book. I only read more than 160 chapters in the last book. What I like most are the strange equipment. I hope this book will continue this fine tradition.

It's pretty good, regardless of the description of the protagonist or other characters, including some settings, such as the influence of the "system" on other characters. Maybe in the future, there will be characters similar to gods who will notice the influence of existence on him, or there may be new existences. Speaking of which, the players are most likely to be among the groups mentioned in the original article where killing will reduce the pressure, and the system is also called a single-player RPG game, maybe because they will not encounter it. What if I mean what would happen if it happened? Why do you encounter it? Has the system relaxed restrictions? Or is there some interference? The only thing that makes me feel uncomfortable is that the latest dozen or so chapters are all weird. Those extra chapters, I actually like to read them as long as they don't affect the plot.

Baby, you can't talk to others. If you talk to others, I will feel sour and my eyes will shed tears. Baby, where are you looking? Why don't you look at me? Do you not love me? Am I too ugly? Is there anything good to look at? Is there anything more important than me? Sure enough, you still don't love me. Are you driving me away? Sure enough, I am not important at all. I am not worthy of being loved. Baby, just abandon me like this. Baby, who are you talking to? I'm here, and everyone else doesn't matter, right? As long as you pay attention to me and care about me, it will be fine. I am the only one who loves you the most. Baby, why don't you eat it? This is the love breakfast I made for you. It contains my love for you. You must eat it to feel it well. Baby, where have you been today? Why didn't you report it to me? Sure enough, you don't care about me anymore. Baby, why have you ignored me for so long? Sure enough, you still dislike me.

This novel can be said to be a game mode that is very consistent with the game mode in the Cthulhu Running Group that I saw a long time ago, which is to judge events or upgrade levels by throwing dice, and then add some basic events to increase the level such as the consumption of physical strength. The plot of the article has average coherence and does not have many emotional lines. Overall, the game setting is pretty good, and the protagonist seems to be really playing the game.

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