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Dear author, I just saw a book on ? That is exactly the same as "A Comfortable Life in the Sixties" written by you, but the name has been changed. That book is called "Plain Like Her in the Sixties", go and ask! !

Let's take a bold guess. Before entering the game, Mei didn't know Mo, but Mo knew Mei, and even knew that she would enter the game. There were channels or information in the dropped phone. Under normal circumstances, the vase she played should be a dodder flower, and she needed to rely on other powerful people (Mei doesn't take the usual path). With Mei's character, You need to find a decent and powerful cover (Mo debuts). At the beginning of the mall, there are mostly beautiful decorations (to dress Mei up beautifully). In this case, 1. Maybe the game producer wants to pursue Mei (I think it is unlikely), 2. Maybe he wants to control Mei's personality. I still have a lot of doubts about this game. On the basis of reality, assuming that this game is real, I cannot explain the ubiquitous live broadcast footage. The audience is real people, the copy also happens in reality, and the results of the copy also affect reality. In the first few chapters, the audience sees the experience of the first generation as a movie. Later, the composer is put into the game, and then monsters are produced in the real world, which shows the integration of the game and the real world. In the real world, no one who watches the live broadcast is aware of the results of the copy, which is very strange. Speaking of this copy, the game uses the imperfect results of the laboratory, which means that the game is produced for practical reasons, and the game is higher than reality (it has to be said that this kind of bloody live broadcast can also be broadcast, and no one is checking the chaos in the game. It is estimated that there is no country in the world view that is set. Concept, but it is possible that no jc has entered the game, and the real jc does not know. I remembered that my wife had written that I couldn't find it after searching online. Didn't the players who died in the game die in reality? If they died, it might be due to various accidents. If they didn't die, they were really human-machine). Also, Meidong and the others are from the first generation, and the copy of the game is basically where the beauty is, and the copy is there. Could this be the beauty of walking death? Hahahahahahahaha just kidding. If it is under virtual conditions and the game is nothingness, then the reason, purpose and significance of the game's existence need to be verified. First of all, the function of the game is that the shopping mall provides game props, no problem, it provides real items, emmm, provides players with copies, the copies are based on reality, and provides live broadcasts to the audience (the location of the live broadcast needs to be studied, the audience can watch the live broadcast through something that cannot be found and does not exist, so where and how they watch it, I don't know, but they can keep watching, such as the audience who is online all day long, the composer), so that players can bring real goods. All functions of the game should be useful to the game creator, such as bringing her fame and fortune, and helping him accomplish some purpose (it does not rule out that the game producer just wants to play this game, without any purpose). What I can see now is that the most direct thing is to bring goods and bring real benefits to the nihilistic game. I can't see the first zombie (maybe it facilitates the encounter of the characters? But it has no benefit to the game), the second one shows the scandal of Mei Company (Mei doesn't have to work, just lives in the dungeon), and the third one digs out the sad experience of the old lady. Up to now, it may be that the game wants to produce death, but they have been ignored by Mei. It's been reversed, but there are rewards for passing levels (it feels weird), maybe you can get a sweet date by hitting a stick, so this game seems to exist just to make real money, or to break the law, oh, no wonder it's a nihilistic fear of being known, it turns out it's a fear of being caught. As I write this, I suddenly realize that the game seems to exist just for beauty. If the player destroys the monsters in this copy, will it disappear in reality? If this is the case, then I guess the meaning of the game may be to bring what will happen in the future to the present, so that players can change the beginning of the disaster through the game. Of course, the game may just be a game, an ordinary live broadcast + unlimited streaming + goods delivery, or it may be a game made by Mo Qingmei (guessed), with the core of the hero saving the beauty. The game is a villain in the copy. In the copy, the contradiction between the villain and the decent is to pass the level, which is not obvious in reality. However, from a broad brush, the game is a bad thing, and the description of beauty reveals the dislike of the game. It depends on how it is written later. The dungeon currently being played, the game is made using some incomplete realities. Isn't it about to end? The book won't end in another 40 chapters, right? The above are all my guesses and random thoughts, and I made them up. Maybe I missed some issues and am confused because of them. I wish you the best as you write more!

From this point of view, the male protagonist actually did nothing wrong, but the female protagonist thought she was virtuous before she awakened, and agreed with her mother-in-law, resulting in her losing herself and shackles herself.

My heart was pounding when I saw it

Not scary, but just right

Turning on the light is too subtle. What's going on with this intelligence office? Could someone be reborn?

Why is the next chapter locked? !

The subject matter is interesting, but can the name be changed? Changed to a strong female style, and now the name is a bit confusing and I don't know what to say? The high martial arts label can be retained. I was attracted by the high martial arts label.

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This ending feels like she wants both