[Western Fantasy + Farming + Strong Female + Shuangwen + Heartthrob + Shura Field + 1vN + Male Quanjie] Li Ming is a hardcore player in the farming game. When I go to work, I am at 996 in my workplace, and when I get off work, I am at 627 in "The Story of the Star".
There are four major races in the game: humans, elves, demons, and sea races. As an obsessive-compulsive collector who feels uncomfortable when seeing blank spaces, she modded and had four identities at the same time, becoming the top worker in the four worlds.
On the day when she finally achieved all the maps, all collections, all achievements, and all NPCs, she died suddenly because her liver was so cruel.
When she opened her eyes again, she entered the game and inherited her full-level account—but the version a hundred years later.
The four realms are looking for her to go crazy: the demon god has already fought three battles with the god of light, and the elf god no longer wants to dress himself up in colorful clothes and talk to a pile of rags every day. Poseidon gave up serious research and was said to be studying the forbidden art of traveling through other worlds.
Dawn looked at her new liver and the men (gods) who were not in a normal state of mind, and made an important decision:
vest
Cover it to death. Cover them all to death.
Reader comments
It's particularly beautiful, and the writing is solid. I originally thought it was a cookie-cutter time-travel novel, but it turned out not to be the case. The proportion of plot and emotion is very comfortable, and the pacing is reasonable and not sluggish. I think the situation of some minor characters under that system is the finishing touch, and the male characters currently appearing are all very interesting. Features, the characters in it are all three-dimensional, and the heroine's waistcoat is still covered. I finished reading it all at once. I clicked on the author's homepage and found that only one work was unfortunately left. I particularly like this writing style. There are so few people who have read such a good article and no one has commented on it, so I would like to contribute my first comment on Tomato.
It's a very interesting setting. It's so irritating that I almost lost my temper after watching it.
It's particularly beautiful, and the writing is solid. I originally thought it was a cookie-cutter time-travel novel, but it turned out not to be the case. The proportion of plot and emotion is very comfortable, and the pacing is reasonable and not sluggish. I think the situation of some minor characters under that system is the finishing touch, and the male characters currently appearing are all very interesting. Features, the characters in it are all three-dimensional, and the heroine's waistcoat is still covered. I finished reading it all at once. I clicked on the author's homepage and found that only one work was unfortunately left. I particularly like this writing style. There are so few people who have read such a good article and no one has commented on it, so I would like to contribute my first comment on Tomato.
It's a very interesting setting. It's so irritating that I almost lost my temper after watching it.