Multiple heroines+Gou Dao+Behind the scenes+Dihua+Game
Ryan died suddenly while working overtime...
But what is surprising is that he time-traveled into the game he participated in producing...
The good news is, he knows the plot.
The bad news is that the plot is on Hell Difficulty. He is just an ordinary NPC, and he is also bound to a "Support System", so he needs to often be with the protagonist.
As we all know... The NPCs around the protagonist are extremely short-lived...
Ryan didn't want to die before experiencing the beauty of the world.
But the problem is not big. The system said that he can return to Blue Star as long as the game is cleared, so Ryan plans to stay away from the protagonist.
Anyway, the protagonist can always turn the tide in times of crisis... As long as he survives all the way, he can win!
As a result, Ryan, who originally only wanted to be a sidekick, got involved in one trouble after another...
Isn't this right? !
As the plot progresses, he discovers a cold heroine, a coquettish succubus, a sect saint, a foreign genius...
They all had strange thoughts about him for no reason...
Ryan looked at the world that was increasingly deviating from the original plot and fell into deep thought.
Etc.
Don't I just want to be a sidekick?
Why are all the heroines gathered around? !
A brave man has a hidden profession [Brave]! Then why is the protagonist's hidden occupation [Nanny] never shown?
It's a pretty good adventure story, with very clear staged goals, so the story development is compact, smooth and not watery, and the interaction with the heroine is not bad.
The writing is good, but there is too little, and there is currently no hair.
You can still read it. I suggest you change the original text of the previous article.
If I write according to this rhythm, it's okay.
It's very good. It's a Western fantasy adventure novel that I like. The writing is also very good.
Anyway, I still quite like this genre.
It's very smooth and comfortable to write, very healthy
A brave man has a hidden profession [Brave]! Then why is the protagonist's hidden occupation [Nanny] never shown?
It's a pretty good adventure story, with very clear staged goals, so the story development is compact, smooth and not watery, and the interaction with the heroine is not bad.
The writing is good, but there is too little, and there is currently no hair.
You can still read it. I suggest you change the original text of the previous article.
If I write according to this rhythm, it's okay.
It's very good. It's a Western fantasy adventure novel that I like. The writing is also very good.
Anyway, I still quite like this genre.
It's very smooth and comfortable to write, very healthy
I think it's okay
A mage and a hero together?