[Lobotomy Corporation + Library of Ruina + Limbus Company] [Single heroine: Hod] [Has a System] [Making up for regrets]
[I'm a new author, so please forgive the rough writing. I'm very open to feedback. Some plot points are just here to suit my preferences, so parts of the setup may feel a little forced.]
Mu Linfeng was a high school student on Blue Star. After he happened to try the game Lobotomy Corporation, he became a Project Moon fan.
After beating Lobotomy Corporation, Library of Ruina, and the ninth chapter of Limbus Company, he would sometimes stay up late reading Project Moon fanfiction (though “sometimes” was pretty often...).
And then, to his great honor, he successfully died from overwork.
When he opened his eyes again, he found himself not in his messy rented apartment, but...
“Hey, where the hell have you brought me? Is this still Blue Star?”
“Wait, why did I transmigrate into the Index, of all places?”
“Betraying the Index from the start? Guys, am I going to survive this?”
“What!? What do you mean I can issue orders to myself?”
“What do you mean I can give orders to other people too?!”
“System! Equip him with Hermes!”
[The synopsis can't do it justice. Please read the story.]
Undisputed A+! Even a show that stops here can be so fascinating... The entangled foreshadowing you laid, the sins and bonds intertwined between the characters, should have opened up a new narrative chapter, and your story is destined to be engraved as a milestone in the art of ring art. In time, Japan could create shocking masterpieces, but now there is no sequel to the exhibits. Ah, I am not denying the existing performances, but I have repeatedly tasted all the existing scenes, and this content is really not enough to satisfy the audience's desire. Please also present your follow-up performances as soon as possible. I hope that I will be lucky enough to continue to appreciate your complete art.
It's interesting that it's a book with a hod heroine. I'll give it 5 stars first and then I'll change the rating after I finish it. Well, it's just so so. It's obvious that I'm very naive and just write whatever I want. Plus, using AI can only give me three stars🍉
It's okay, just follow the instructions
Not bad, watchable. It's a pity that the title problem was solved at the beginning. Also, if you don't do it because the mission is difficult to find, what's the difference? I want to see the protagonist have to fight to death for the reward😏
Follow the instructions and give this book five stars.
The writing is pretty good, but not enough to read.
This book is undoubtedly beautiful😋
I read more than 1,000 pages, and I think it's pretty good.
Fair enough in terms of universal rationality
The style of the book is a bit subversive, but the author is interesting and the book is so beautiful. And there's Faust