[Sky Screen Livestream] [Multiplayer Challenge Game] [The protagonists are all family-loving battle gods] [Male protagonist] [One-year countdown to the world's destruction]
This world suddenly became very strange.
A giant screen appeared in the sky, along with a progress bar counting down one year until the world was destroyed.
A high-dimensional game had arrived, its purpose to find civilizations with the potential to ascend to godhood.
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Before Chu Mingling could even dwell on how her already miserable life meant she had just one hour left before clocking out, only to be forced to skip work, she saw the information for a game instance marked “Combat” and “Action.”
What do you mean, I've been chosen for the very first beginner game after launch?
What do you mean, the real-world setting for this game is my hometown?
What do you mean, this is a competitive instance where the story is about an evil god descending, everyone else's mission is to stop the evil god, and my mission is to kill everyone else?
Chu Mingling looked at her mother, who was eating across from her, and thought about how the game had rounded up her entire family. She smiled with resignation.
Wait?
I'm fighting an evil god? For real?
365 days later, when people looked up at the sky screen and saw a group of people ganging up on the high-dimensional game's organizers, they would always remember that afternoon when an enraged, family-loving battle god tried to take on an evil god alone with an axe.
This is not an all-female cast story, nor is the protagonist adored by everyone.
The protagonist is just an utterly ordinary, narcissistic family-loving battle god. There's no way she can get all the benefits and still have everyone fawning over her. Neither inside nor outside the story can she be liked by everyone.
It's really good! Everyone in it is amazing. The investigators truly live up to their name! And Huang Qi is incredible; he even managed to get Zhang Suiyang's teeth out! And all the investigators rightfully assigned underage high school students to guard the house, and after the mission, everyone was completely unharmed—it was so touching!
I've read the author's "Star Abyss Game," it was very good. I trust the author's writing skills, five stars!
It's really good, truly, written from a human perspective, and it's full of praise.