Su Shanxing is a bona fide martial arts novice, despite being a beta tester for a game company.
One day, on a whim, a company executive sends her into the company's newly developed virtual reality game. The reason: "A novice player's perspective makes for the best testing!"
Fine. It's work, after all.
Bugs in a beta version are normal. She understands that, but...
When an NPC calls her by a completely unfamiliar name, Su Shanxing falls silent. Is this bug seriously that outrageous???
As the game's story progresses, the martial world shocks her again and again:
What do you mean there's a problem with my secret identity?
What do you mean Six-and-a-Half Hall and the Five Great Sword Sects are both hunting me down?
What do you mean there are UFOs in a martial arts world???
[Quick Guide:]
1. A martial arts crossover, with a mix of characters from across the jianghu. Some descriptions from the original works will be used, with adjustments made as needed for the story.
2. The heroine is a second-rate martial artist from the start, but will keep leveling up as the story progresses.
3. Because the heroine grew up in a peaceful environment, she can seem a little naive, but she always repays kindness and gets even for wrongs.
4. The heroine's secret identity has family in the martial arts crossover world.
5. Not every regret can be undone.
6. The male lead has not yet been decided. It will depend on how the story develops.
*The heroine has a strong sense of justice.
*Game ✗, transmigration ✓
*Romantic pairing undecided
Expected to be completed in late August.
Coming next:
Gan Tang is a new recruit who has just become a full-fledged employee of the Planar Transmigration Bureau.
As the name suggests, the Planar Transmigration Bureau is a department that travels between different dimensions and planes, changing established storylines and exploring new possibilities.
As a rookie employee, Gan Tang has very few points. So, following a senior colleague's advice, she chooses to take a gamble rather than buy a cheap, useless System.
Standing at the entrance to the martial arts world, Gan Tang presses the draw button. A golden light flashes, and she draws...
The Monster Tavern???
A barren flower garden, a low wooden house, an old wind chime. Gan Tang opens the door, and a newspaper smacks her in the face.
Monster Tavern System: Players must diligently run the tavern and save up gold coins to randomly recruit little monsters as employees.
Trait One: As beings who don't fit the world's setting, the little monsters from the Monster Tavern can't leave your territory, including the tavern and farm.
Trait Two: As their employer, you can borrow the power of one little monster outside the tavern, with their permission.
Trait Three: If the monster you recruit is a gold-quality great demon, it will appear at random somewhere within your territory. You must find and tame it.
In short, work hard, boss!
The first monster Gan Tang draws is a little girl named "Chan Ke," wearing a layered petal skirt with two leaves stuck in her hair.
Good news: she has a little monster.
Bad news: the little monster's only skill is giving off a pleasant fragrance.
Gan Tang: ...
A martial arts crossover with a fused multiverse setting, in an alternate Northern Song era.
Quick Guide:
1. The heroine's personality differs somewhat from the introduction. In the story, she's gentler.
2. One male lead.
3. The little monsters appear in a random order. The author draws lots to decide who shows up.
Theme: The heroine can do anything
Because the Song Dynasty was weak, the public authorities could not uphold justice, and ordinary people took the law into their own hands. The essence was that the court was immoral and the world was out of order.
As long as it's not pouring rain, walk forward calmly [Sunglasses]
I feel like this article has a problem that I'm not sure is a problem. There is too little communication between the heroine and the martial arts characters (supporting characters). The martial arts characters are like tool men who only appear to advance the plot. Maybe it's because the heroine is just a game tester, looking for bugs instead of making friends in the world, so I feel like there's a gap in communication with martial arts characters. Even with Yu Niang, she was probably the first person in the article to treat the protagonist as a friend, but her relationship with the heroine still felt like she was only promoting the plot, and there were very few other daily aspects. The author's writing style is quite good.
To be honest, the narration in these chapters is so confusing that readers can't figure out the chronological order, and the plot is scattered here and there.
In the original work, Wen's child was still kidnapped, because that person was an undercover agent from Jinfeng Xiaoyulou, and his surname seemed to be Zhao. He deliberately wanted Wen to have a complete feud with Liufenbantang... Su should have known about this, as Zhao did not appear later. Many fanfics described Su Mengzhen as too innocent. In the original work, he was said to be decisive and cautious, aloof and trusting in his brothers, saying that he knew what kind of person he would make people fear and what kind of people would trust him, a very complicated person.
The heroine's surname is Su, and she is also being hunted. She must be hiding her identity as a relative of Su Mengzhen. In the original novel, his family was angry and hurt because they were betrayed...
No, it won't be so painful to read the article 😭
I can't figure out the timeline a bit, the plot jumps suddenly, and I can't connect it to the TAT.
Passing by, come take a look and say hello!
Okay, okay, I will definitely watch it 💪 💪 I hope the heroine is a time-travel heroine (it's okay if you know the plot, it's okay if you don't), I just want to see a modern time-travel heroine paired with Su Louzhu 😳 😳