Full-dive online game!
Basically, it's the story of a ridiculous, people-pleasing goofball (the truth!) playing a full-dive online game for the first time, meeting a poker-faced, secretly flirtatious top player ☆-☆, and then binding themselves together, getting spoiled and fed~ He'll spoil you rotten, no questions asked~(≧▽≦)/~
Potential issues: After a lot of intense struggling, I suddenly realized I couldn't come up with a reason for a keyboard game to have a full-dive experience setting = = After thinking it over for a long time, this story became a full-dive game = = But why does it still feel so weird = = There are no golden fingers. I believe it all comes down to Chen the goofball's good luck~ This is a bottom-oriented story. If you like it, please click, bookmark, leave flowers, and comment to show your support~ If you don't, please go easy on me, then turn right at the door and head out _(:з"∠)_ Thank you, everyone! Curtain!
Here's Ran's Weibo~~\(≧▽≦)/~
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In fact, I feel that writing this way is even more unscientific than the holographic online game. The author's setting is to use the keyboard, but now the protagonist is moving from the perspective of a person in the game. He cannot see the full picture of his game character. In other words, the protagonist is already the game character. Just like the holographic online game, it feels like his body is moving. So his hands should be holding weapons, right? So, the author mentioned the need to use a keyboard, how to use it? Exit from the perspective of the game character, return to yourself, and press the keyboard again? Don't you think it's weird... So what's the significance of this setting? QAQ
In fact, the setting of this kind of keyboard online game that looks like a hologram always feels unscientific... But then again, why is it set like this? Wouldn't it be enough to directly set it as a holographic online game?