The day before the world's first fully immersive game, "The Second World," opened for players, its lead developer, Liu Sheng, jumped to his death...
╮(╯▽╰)╭ This is a story about an online game. You can skip the suspenseful opening if you like.
Su Ling, a young policewoman who had never played a game before, joined the trial because she was curious about why Liu Sheng had killed himself...
Whether it was a twist of fate or a happy coincidence, the young policewoman wandered into some random place and bumped into a mysterious player...
Oh, and let's add a detail: a mysterious (male) player...
And then, as the saying goes, once you enter the game, it's like plunging into the deep sea. There's no going back...
A few things to know:
1. One thing's for sure: this story is told from a woman's perspective. But whether it counts as a heroine-centered story... Well, the author says, that's for each reader to decide.
2. BG
3. Fighting monsters and leveling up? Dungeon competitions? A plot-driven story? Okay, it's a bit of a jumble. The author can't tell them apart, so let's just use them all!
4. A few parts may be a little angsty, but the author personally doesn't like tragedies.
5. Silly, sweet, and naive? To be clear, the heroine isn't stupid, but she's a novice when it comes to games. As for whether she's sweet, I couldn't say. The author hasn't tasted her either.
6. Suitable for online-game novices too
7. Slow burn
8. Um... I'll add more if I think of anything...
That's all. Read at your own risk.
Come on~ I look forward to more characters appearing??? It feels like Liu Sheng is not really dead...