Cheng Cheng is a goofball with a severe case of late-stage quest compulsion. He never plays RPGs where the main quests rule his life. By chance, he gets his hands on a gaming pod for the first full-dive game. After Deng Wenjie assures him that the main-story code has already been deleted from the client, Cheng Cheng finally feels safe enough to dive in.
Then he discovers he was being far too optimistic.
Deng Wenjie is an expert player with god-tier micro. When he hears Cheng Cheng has grown tired of staying home and complains about being bored every day, he finds him a new pastime. With no main quests and Deng Wenjie there to protect him, Cheng Cheng can do whatever he likes in the game, Deng Wenjie thinks.
Then he discovers he was being far too optimistic.
This story is the plainest of the plain: no hidden quests, no maxed-out luck, and no universally adored gong or shou.
The setting draws on various MMORPGs.
Gentle, powerful gong VS goofball shou
Theme:
Nice looking Tuhao Tuhao, did you drop this?
Congratulations on the completion, I suddenly found a good article
The author strongly believes in playing Sword Three! XD
The ending is "Spreading Flowers". My wife wrote it very well!
Are you ready to get hard, Dai Mengcheng?
The author still loves Cheng Cheng, as evidenced by giving him Brother Zai to be his male partner!
Author, you have had enough. Cheng Cheng, who has infinite resentment, will roll some of it into your dream, huh!
Yeah, classmate 007 is very cute
It's been a while since I've been here. The author has updated a lot. I just finished reading "Melee Mage". The next step is "Full-time Master"! I feel like this article is well written. Why is it so popular? Feeling sorry for the author
Alas, I knew that the unscrupulous author would try another trick to bully little Cheng Cheng