Online Gaming: An Unconventional Enemy

It's quite good-looking, especially at the front. The male and female protagonists have very distinct personalities. But I don't know why the ending chapters always felt very delayed. In order to strengthen the character of the heroine, she didn't go downstairs even though she called and said nothing. The hero said things like your parents asked you to marry me. It felt a little awkward, but there was no need to force this kind of plot. I really liked it at the beginning, but the ending was really awkward.

Ah~, I finished reading it before I knew it. It was so funny, I cried so much, I cried so much, I loved watching it, and I loved it (squirming). Miss Yu Yue is so sassy and cute\*^o^*//. The author is very good at writing. In the game, the two lines outside the game push each other. In the beginning, Xiaoyue and Liang Ye both hid their two-dimensional hobby of trumpets and games. Although they care about each other deep down, they have long been separated by the seven-year itch. They have been playing the same game together for so long, but they don't even know each other. An accident and a misunderstanding, Yu Yue smashed into Liang Ye's "second-dimensional life" like a sharp sword. They broke up and became a "different kind of enemy". It seemed to be a momentary impulse of a crazy girl, but in fact, it had already laid the "foreshadowing". Yu Yue seemed to be unafraid of heaven and earth, and was unreasonable and crazy. It also has a delicate, sensitive, and emotional side. As the story unfolds, reality and games are constantly intertwined. Just when Yu Yue thought he had given up, Liang Ye happened to see the true identity of "July Fire". He retreated and then advanced. Yu Yue was not indecisive or pretentious, making it very enjoyable and comfortable to watch. Liang Ye changed his previous attitude of not taking the initiative or refusing, and tried every means to continue to push the two people and the two lines that were about to not intersect to continue their ups and downs. His changes were green, sincere, clumsy, and enthusiastic, which not only proved his true feelings, but also matched Yu Yue's emotions. In the end, the life lines and game lines of the two people finally overlapped. While proposing outside the game, they also got married in the game. The process of such a touching story is also so ridiculous and funny (Eden and Hanmei also had a good fight!) [Compare your heart] I haven't actually played many similar games myself, and the only one I've played left quite a shadow, so I was always resistant to online game writing at first. But I really enjoyed reading this book and it was very comfortable. Now I feel more and more that writing style and story are more important than subject matter. (乛▽乛) [Red Heart] (._. )

The anti-theft technology is so great... I cried because of the pirated websites... I bought a whole copy, and the original version looks comfortable and supportive. Then I finished reading it in one sitting in one day... That's how it ended... No extras (??ω??)??

NWhy is there no extra story!

After watching it, although the male protagonist's inexplicable "My parents like you very much..." Was really dramatic, but overall it was still very good!

I like the games written by Da Da and the love and hatred between the characters. The story between me and Liger didn't end well. After reading your story, I suddenly felt relieved.

Looking at the world in the text, I think that I also play games. My master and I did not reach the end in reality, so I just hope that all relationships can have a good ending.

I really like it. The author writes the ups and downs between lovers very touchingly. Although I am not optimistic about long-distance relationships at all in reality, it still feels natural for the male and female protagonists to reconcile. The male protagonist is actually not a scumbag, he is just so spoiled by the female protagonist that he no longer has a sense of crisis and is too let nature take its course. In fact, most boyfriends are pretty much the same. I don't think the heroine is being pretentious. Anyone who has been in a long-distance relationship for so long and her boyfriend is not proactive enough will have a crisis of trust and feel frustrated, right? I seriously doubt that the author has had a long-distance relationship experience before he could write so truly and emotionally.

Okay, very sweet. But I still like Doomsday Boat 2333333

It's pretty cool, but I'm free to decide what I want to do.