Online Game: The Developer Begs Me to Be the Chosen One

Name: Online Game: The Developer Begs Me to Be the Chosen One
Author: A Meow Across the Vast Sea

网游：开发者求着当天选之子

by A Meow Across the Vast Sea (沧海一声喵)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 248k Words
Genre: Sports
Subgenre: Gaming & Sports
Updated: 6d ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[A game world in another dimension + hardcore worldbuilding + laid-back daily life + the protagonist never suffers; a number-driven virtual online game, guaranteed to be exhilarating!]

Everyone knows that a well-designed game has an impossible triangle:

Players with high luck and high affinity with NPCs usually start in areas with few resources.

Players with high NPC affinity and resource-rich starting areas usually have rather low luck.

And players with high luck and resource-rich starting areas are generally hated by everyone and everything in the eyes of NPCs!

Yet Yang Sheng, whose parents are both busy, who owns a car and a home, and who even has an adopted younger sister and a sophisticated teacher by his side,

becomes the man standing at the very center of Eternal’s impossible triangle.

Sorry,

I’m simply the chosen one blessed with outrageous luck!

You have three seconds.

Surrender nicely~

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