Fated to Die

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Lyrical blurb:

If I can't say "I love you," does that mean I really don't love you?

I've actually said it a thousand times in my heart, just waiting for you to understand. Love... How wonderful it is that you exist.

Hate... It came from a single thought, and now I see it was all just life's joke.

It cuts to the bone, carving into a lover's bones and etching itself into the heart of someone left behind.

Reuniting is life's grandest occasion.

"If I keep being so petty about everything for the rest of my life, won't it be exhausting?

So after meeting him, I felt like I'd found a new way of looking at things. Sometimes, you should just go with the moment, just like I did with my love for him.

That's why I hope we can keep going together, all the way to the end of time."

Regular blurb: A simple love story.

After the miserable streamer Zhang Deng transmigrates into a game (prequel: Son of a Ladybug), he gets trapped in a dream he can't wake from. He has to work hard in the real world, but he has to work hard in the dream, too.

What on earth is going on? Will someone explain it to him?

A third-rate young Daoist, a talking stone, a young man who helps him... Who can point him in the right direction? He's just a little streamer who wants to make it big.

He really hopes he'll wake up from this dream soon...

[What Do I Do After Transmigrating into a Horror Game? Asking for Help Online] (Click the linked title on the left to visit the story.) If you're confused by the opening of this novel, why not read the prequel linked above?

The title, Luo Ming, is derived from Japanese and means death.

A horror fantasy, with Zhang Deng and Xiao Bai as the main couple: a miserable little streamer x a cold-faced, warm-hearted fan who's all bark and no bite. The secondary couple may be added depending on the author's mood.

P.S. If the shifts between reality and dreams are confusing, check the table of contents for the chapter headings. They'll make the distinction clear.

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