Full text completedEveryone comes to the table
Traveling into the cyber world where superpowers are paramount, I became the lowest level of trash, and the Celestial Dragons used the crime index to determine life and death.
The bound system also pops up from time to time, forcing me to make a choice, and if I make a wrong step, I will directly enjoy the blessing.
But fortunately, I have a lot of bad qualities, and I am best at hiding and pretending.
My boss used me as a consumable, but I pretended to obey and secretly planned to kill him while he was sick.
The organization regarded me as a chess piece, so I pretended to be stupid and took notes to plan the settlement.
I pretended to care about my financial sponsor and took advantage of him.
I pretended to understand my teammates and squeezed all the value out of them.
By making correct choices one after another, I gradually gained strength and authority and stepped into the narrow gate of power.
On the way up, I also picked up some beautiful troubles:
Taking in the abandoned dodder flowers, protecting the down-and-out nobles who lost their dogs, rescuing the caged birds imprisoned in the tower, salvaging the priest who fell from the altar... Every "goodwill" I hand out has a price secretly marked on it.
They were so grateful that they gave everything they had to help me seize power step by step and climb the ladder step by step.
Everyone praises me for being soft-hearted and kind-hearted, and can't bear to see others suffer.
Yes, I do.
What hypocrisy, aggressiveness, and carelessness? I clearly don't want to see my "assets" depreciate in value, so I am ambitious, pursue power, and give everyone a home.
When I stepped on the authority and sincerity they offered, fought my way out of the siege, and completed the final task, the system suddenly started the countdown of my life.
... Hey, I originally thought it would be alright. A career-minded person can't be too greedy in life.
Now it seems that it is far from enough.
I should still "invite" all the players on the chessboard, and let me be the one who has the final say.
Reading Guide
1. First person.
2. In the early stage, the focus is on the development of the world view and the game of survival. The emotional line is slow to heat up and serves the main line. It gradually emerges as the power expands. There is no competition, only following.
3. The heroine has a low sense of morality (she prefers to complain about slave labor), has little understanding of human nature, has no bottom line and no shame, and is irresponsible if she does not refuse.
4. The heroine is not C, and everything else except the husband is C.
5. All the male characters on the table have single arrows. They compete for positions in the middle and late stages, and the tables are drawn in a circle.
An ant becomes a god: when you save others, you save yourself first.
Mission: The sky is big and the earth is big, freedom is the greatest
Reader comments
Um, ah, ah, I really want Himeko's big mecha, but I want to get the little bird (I have to get the little bird brother and sister together on Sunday. By the way, he will draw three on Sunday, he is very good to me). Big mecha or little bird, that's a question. Anyway, the placer gold bag can save the liver. I really like the part where the star soul map is displayed at the end of Jizi's ultimate move. The star soul map displayed in different positions of your character's team is different, Siha, I'm really greedy.
Www looks good!
I thought it was a scam, but I didn't expect it to end so quickly.
Great, Douban was picked up by Amway. It's a perfect short bedtime essay.
I don't understand the heroine's thoughts on this matter. She is looking for death, hurts others, only cares about herself, and is too impulsive. Why should she blame the hero for this? I really can't understand why she is so angry. She also said that this is because the hero does not really like her. The hero is not Are you protecting her and saving her life, and the male protagonist's plan is indeed better, not only saving her life but also the lives of others. This is simply inconsistent with her previous smart settings, and I want to curse people (I don't love men, I am neutral and only stand for reason, if you love women, please don't scold me)
With such a heavy burden, he would be killed
The "yin and yang error" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
A strange combination of circumstances
Wuwuwuwuwuwuwuwu555
Isn't it a little weird that your first reaction is to grab the wand? It feels like a wizard's first instinct should be Expelliarmus?
Um, ah, ah, I really want Himeko's big mecha, but I want to get the little bird (I have to get the little bird brother and sister together on Sunday. By the way, he will draw three on Sunday, he is very good to me). Big mecha or little bird, that's a question. Anyway, the placer gold bag can save the liver. I really like the part where the star soul map is displayed at the end of Jizi's ultimate move. The star soul map displayed in different positions of your character's team is different, Siha, I'm really greedy.
Www looks good!
I thought it was a scam, but I didn't expect it to end so quickly.
Great, Douban was picked up by Amway. It's a perfect short bedtime essay.
I don't understand the heroine's thoughts on this matter. She is looking for death, hurts others, only cares about herself, and is too impulsive. Why should she blame the hero for this? I really can't understand why she is so angry. She also said that this is because the hero does not really like her. The hero is not Are you protecting her and saving her life, and the male protagonist's plan is indeed better, not only saving her life but also the lives of others. This is simply inconsistent with her previous smart settings, and I want to curse people (I don't love men, I am neutral and only stand for reason, if you love women, please don't scold me)
With such a heavy burden, he would be killed
The "yin and yang error" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ A strange combination of circumstances
Wuwuwuwuwuwuwuwu555
Isn't it a little weird that your first reaction is to grab the wand? It feels like a wizard's first instinct should be Expelliarmus?