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One-line summary: Play games well, and you can become a winner in life in no time~
Blurb 1:
Ye Jiafei is famous in the entertainment industry as Miss "Nothing Is Impossible." Every job she takes on brings a torrent of mockery from her haters.
Hater: Going on a wilderness survival livestream? Careful, a tiger might swallow you in one bite! Hahahahahaha!
Ye Jiafei, cuddling a tiger in her sleep: Hm?
Whap~
Hater: Auditioning for the lead role in a Hollywood movie? Don't bite off more than you can chew, or xxx might happen. Hey, why don't you just go to heaven?
Ye Jiafei, who just finished a wire stunt and went up into the sky: Hm?
Whap~
Hater: Hahaha, what's this about attending a tech summit? Doesn't this seem totally out of character? What, do you think you can build a spaceship?
Ye Jiafei, showing off some cutting-edge technology related to spaceships: Hm?
Whap~
Blurb 2:
"Dr. Yuqiu Tian, are you going to clarify the rumors about you and Miss Ye Jiafei?"
Under the glare of the spotlights, the handsome, elegant man stood tall and smiled faintly at the camera.
"No. I just want to tell Miss Ye that the child's hungry, so she should come home and make dinner."
Yes, the romance is a delightful love story between Mr. Akita and Miss Garfield~
Reader's Guide:
1. The career storyline takes the lead, with romance as a secondary plot. Half the story follows her transmigrating into games in person and winning skills and rewards, while the other half follows her career and love life in the real world. The first half is set in the entertainment industry, while the second may involve technology.
2. Sweet, indulgent fun. No matter how domineering the heroine is, even if she can fly into the sky, please ignore Newton's laws. Thank you.
3. This novel has anti-piracy measures enabled: a 30 percent lockout for 24 hours. Writing is hard, so please support the author by reading the official version.
4. New chapters go up at 8 p.m. every night.
5. Most importantly, I love you all~
A little sweet treat, so feel free to dive in~
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Premise:
Finished reading! Throw flowers!!!
The third review is over. I will continue to read the articles I have read and wait for the new articles to be updated.
After reading the check-in, I admire Da Da's imagination very much. The writing is good and the plot is very exciting and vivid. Thank you for bringing me a spiritual feast. I am still very satisfied with it.
I think it is unscientific to collect such a small amount at this level! Rush duck
Ah, I finally have time to read all the big articles. Thank you. I'm so happy.
Later Yu Ye: really fragrant
The article is very nice, but... But... I was attracted by Garfield's submission of spacecraft information at the high-tech summit in the copy... It's over, I didn't even see it… gg…
The introduction of this article is flawed. The details in the first few chapters cannot stand up to the scrutiny, and the characters don't feel three-dimensional enough, and they all feel empty. Later, it can be seen that it is getting better and better, the plot is ups and downs, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is natural. Overall it looks quite comfortable. The plot between real life and the virtual world is basically 1:1. I personally think it can be read as an entertainment article. However, the stories in "It's a Small World" are still interesting. I prefer the part in "The Curse of the Capet Family" and the part where "the heroine turns into grass". I really like the character "Teng Yin". But in short stories, the appearance of the male protagonist is basically a reflection of the end of the story... Finally PS: Physics... Can't really be learned by just reading books QAQ
I just remembered to mention it after reading everyone's comments. Yes, there is indeed something wrong with the big introduction. It feels very Mary Sue. I have clicked in a few times before, and then left again after reading the introduction. Then I read it when I couldn't bear it when I was in a book shortage. I didn't expect to finish it in one go.
Congratulations on the completion. Spread flowers spread flowers