My new novel, There's Always Someone Trying to Steal My Supermarket [Multiverse], is now underway.
Ajiu is an honest person with an eccentric personality and mild social anxiety. A descendant of ghost hunters, she gets caught up in a horror game world.
The ghosts rub their hands together, eager to try: This girl looks like a cannon-fodder character who'll be killed off within five minutes of appearing. If someone is practically handing us her head, why not take it?
The other players don't want to be on her team either. Honest people tend to die first.
Until one day, they see Ajiu hanging "clothes" out the window.
Several rows of ghosts who mistook a powerful player for a rookie have their mouths sewn shut and shiver on the clothesline. When they spot the players, they frantically blink for help.
Ajiu tears off a piece of flesh from one of the ghosts and timidly asks her companions, "G-Ghost jerky... want some?"
Players: "..."
Stubborn, single-minded, nonhuman heroine VS male lead who is a split personality and gets jealous of himself
Coming Soon 1: When the Sickly One Meets a Powerful Figure [Infinite]
Also known as: The Evil Spirits in the Escape Game Are All Waiting for Me to Die of Illness
One-line pitch: When a sickly one meets a lovesick obsessive, there's no escape, so I'll face him head-on.
Not long after Shi Jiu, who is terminally ill, falls into a horror world, she is already skilled at digging out the hearts of evil spirits while teaching the newcomers: "People's hearts are more frightening than ghosts."
After saying this, she looks toward her bedside.
Sure enough, another flower made from bloodstained finger bones has appeared there, a red spider lily.
This is the fifth "flower" Shi Jiu has received in the two months since entering the horror world.
A deranged, crazed dragon lurks in an unseen, shadowy corner, expressing his undying love in a way that sends shivers down your spine.
Sickly heroine who tears ghosts apart with her bare hands VS obsessive, lovesick powerhouse who endlessly revives
Coming Soon 2: Building an Empire with Video Game Skills
Mo Ran is kicked onto an abandoned planet by a crappy game.
From the start, she has a barren planet and starving people everywhere.
Her role is the village chief of a beginner's village with barely anyone left.
The game's mission for her is: Build high walls, stockpile provisions, and bide your time before claiming the throne.
In other words, take out the planetary lord, take over, and develop the planet until it reaches the forefront of interstellar civilization.
But when she charges into the planetary lord's house with her motley crew of shrimp soldiers and crab generals, the planetary lord, who has a whole squad of strong bodyguards, first wails and hands the planet over to her, then happily heads back to the Federation with his wife.
Former planetary lord: A crappy planet that costs a fortune in annual management fees to the Federation and gives you nothing in return. We couldn't even give it away for free, and now some sucker is fighting to take it. Ha, what a dumbass!
Mo Ran suggests that the game should launch a project to summon modern players to another world to build things.
The game coldly rejects her.
Mo Ran puts her hands on her hips: Since you won't show me any respect, don't blame me for having no shame.
So she starts exploiting the game's loopholes.
She uses the game NPCs who deliver goods from the System shop as free husbands, or rather, free labor.
Mo Ran: This NPC may be a little stupid, but he has a handsome face and lets me feel his muscles.
Clumsy player, shameless rogue heroine X naive, gullible game NPC, ridiculously strong male lead
Coming Soon 3: The Two-and-a-Half-Year-Old Maid of a Wealthy Family
A little scene:
"Young master, you've had the maid nailed to the wall for two hours already!"
Xu Dudu transmigrates into a book. Her father is a cannon-fodder villain who will betray the male lead in the future, and her mother is the very embodiment of a snobbish, gold-digging green tea girl.
The damn male lead is currently a three-and-a-half-year-old brat.
And she is the maid her awful parents have sent to the male lead's house to serve him!
Xu Dudu looks at her three-head-tall body, not even as tall as the bed, wearing a tiny custom-made maid uniform and clutching a toy broom. She gives this shameless world a chubby middle finger: Fuck you!
Things to know before reading:
1. The male lead has skin hunger. He was such a little devil as a child that he has to go through a long, painful pursuit of his wife.
2. The male lead has an abnormal mindset, while the heroine is easygoing.
3. One-on-one romance.
4. The male lead will be very seductive when he's grown up, but nothing inappropriate happens before he's an adult. Thanks!
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Theme: Fear is like trash in the mind. Only by clearing it away can the mind grow stronger.
The Black-Hearted Lotus Takes the Whole Team to Greatness in the 1970s
There Are Always Troublemakers Trying to Rob the Supermarket [Planes]
I Rely on Being a Saint to Stay Alive [Metaphysics]
The CEO Boss Begged Me to Be His Dad [Book Transmigration]
My Customers Span All the Realms
I Transmigrated to the 1950s and Got Snatched for Marriage [Book Transmigration]
Little Inspirations and Jottings 2
Newly Rich [Red Envelope]
I Farm the Wasteland
Little Inspirations: Notes 7
Little Inspirations: Essays 3
Little Inspirations and Jottings 4
It felt like the ending was a bit sloppy... It felt like it was unfinished, and I cried.
. . . There is no clear explanation about the game and system. I originally thought there would be a beating system in the plot, but there was nothing??? (The system has been disgusting for so long and it ended so hastily.) The heroine's wish has not been fulfilled. She still feels like she is being manipulated by the system. There are question marks on her face. The ending is inexplicable.
Is every world real? So the real world where the heroine lives can also be used as a copy?
What is the ending? I don't know.
I can only say that the first part was okay, but the more I watched the later part, the more I couldn't stand it. I skipped chapters and the ending was even more sloppy, ugh.
Are NPC names all numbers? Data?
This supermarket owner couldn't be the one!?
To be honest, unless you eat an infinite number of animal hearts at once, it would be really difficult. Zoos should consider this. After all, they should eat other animals than humans.
I had guessed who the male protagonists would be, as well as the numbers. I, I, I can read people's minds!!!
The heroine went all the way to see her grandpa in real life, but there was nothing at the end. I seriously doubt that the final time and space is not the world where the heroine lives.