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The broke Lian Xin logs into Hunger Cyber, an apocalyptic survival game, for one reason only: to make money. But the game starts her off in hell: an undocumented resident of the slums, disabled in both legs, and traded for food by her family during a famine.
Fortunately, she has plenty of secret identities.
The mysterious, uncanny top fortune-teller in Cyber, a top hacker wanted by the entire network, the upright and just director of the Investigation Bureau, a ruthless kingpin of the black market... She plays both sides of the law, keeping a firm grip on both.
To survive, Lian Xin, completely unable to move on her own, sits in her wheelchair and carefully plans every step, pulling the strings as the ultimate mastermind.
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One day, Lian Xin unexpectedly gets her dream legs. At last, she leaves her wheelchair and steps out from behind the scenes.
She takes down enemies, turns the tables on players, establishes her own gang, and rules the cyber world.
The players are baffled:
As the saying goes, the nail that sticks out gets hammered down. Why are both sides of the law just watching their territories get carved up by this new power, without doing a thing?
Only later do they realize what the hell "doing nothing" means... From the Investigation Bureau to underground black-market gangs, from metaphysical experts to data hackers, every single one is a loyal supporter of the new power, protecting it!
Lian Xin: ...Ahem, I'm actually behind all of it. :)
And the leader of this new power, the ruler of the cyber world, was supposedly a nobody not long ago. And a cripple, too. (Manual smile.)
Lian Xin: ...Ahem, that's me too. :):)
- My completed works:
"I Turned Criminals Over to the State [Quick Transmigration]": crime suspense + absurd realism
"The Buddhist Earthling's Face-Slapping Everyday Life [Interstellar]": a max-level expert's everyday face-slapping
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Theme: Never give up.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so sudden! Touch the author, it's really nice
This book is really weird. The protagonist's uncle's family is obviously sold but he is pretending to be a coward. The protagonist is obviously sold but still wants to repay his uncle's family. He is obviously a vest but has a strong opponent for no reason. The protagonist who knows nothing about it is tricked around. He is obviously disguised as a magic spell but inexplicably. Two supporting characters come out to play devil's advocate. They have obviously confirmed that it is true, but they just don't believe it. They have reached a critical moment and believe the protagonist that someone is calling, but they insist on playing devil's advocate. Obviously everything is going smoothly and pretending to be fine. Why does it have to be reversed in the end to make the protagonist suffer? Can't stand it
Does killing an NPC in a game count as killing someone? The heroine has only been here a few days and already she feels so immersed in her. Even if she is really afraid of killing NPCs because she feels so immersed, shouldn't the heroine's psychological activity to excuse herself be to kill NPCs instead of people?
There was a loud bang in the sky, and the heroine came to the rescue in a domineering manner!
Boss of the Dongfang family, you looked so handsome when you said "Wait for my triumphant return", but now you are shot to the ground in such a state of embarrassment...!
No, I just want to have more Tuntun, why can't I solve the V [Heartbroken][Heartbroken]
Then rest more and touch your head [hold your chin]
The author has a good rest [let me be healthy]
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so sudden! Touch the author, it's really nice
This book is really weird. The protagonist's uncle's family is obviously sold but he is pretending to be a coward. The protagonist is obviously sold but still wants to repay his uncle's family. He is obviously a vest but has a strong opponent for no reason. The protagonist who knows nothing about it is tricked around. He is obviously disguised as a magic spell but inexplicably. Two supporting characters come out to play devil's advocate. They have obviously confirmed that it is true, but they just don't believe it. They have reached a critical moment and believe the protagonist that someone is calling, but they insist on playing devil's advocate. Obviously everything is going smoothly and pretending to be fine. Why does it have to be reversed in the end to make the protagonist suffer? Can't stand it
Does killing an NPC in a game count as killing someone? The heroine has only been here a few days and already she feels so immersed in her. Even if she is really afraid of killing NPCs because she feels so immersed, shouldn't the heroine's psychological activity to excuse herself be to kill NPCs instead of people?
There was a loud bang in the sky, and the heroine came to the rescue in a domineering manner!
Boss of the Dongfang family, you looked so handsome when you said "Wait for my triumphant return", but now you are shot to the ground in such a state of embarrassment...!
No, I just want to have more Tuntun, why can't I solve the V [Heartbroken][Heartbroken]
Then rest more and touch your head [hold your chin]
Come on~Knock on the bowl. Jpg
Hey, are you back to update the article?