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In the Wish Space, you can make any "impossible" wish come true, as long as you're willing to wager your life.
Lucky Xiang Wan relies on her clever mind and the points she earns from recycling SSR cards to climb the rankings with ease.
Unlucky Gu Yan uses his absurdly powerful combat skills and a set of utterly useless N-rank cards to fight his way up the rankings.
One day, the two enter a competitive instance, outmaneuver each other, and both die!
When Xiang Wan wakes again, she has become an SSR-rank character card. If she can reach max level, she can defy fate just as well.
She's already figured out how to use her master and return to the top, but then she discovers that Gu Yan, the "murderer who killed her," has also become her master's SSR?
From then on, fighting for attention becomes their daily routine. Bickering becomes a habit. They compete for resources to level up and sabotage each other from within (not really)!
Of course, when necessary, they'll have to join forces. After all, ruining the System is the only way to get a truly happy ending!
When Mei Ren drew two SSR-rank character cards, he thought he was the chosen one.
When Mei Ren watched the two golden fingers go from being at each other's throats to acting like a sweet, loving couple, he realized he was just their matchmaker.
Xiang Wan: "That ghost is so ugly!"
Gu Yan: "Be good. Don't look at it, look at me."
Mei Ren, being chased by a vicious ghost and screaming his head off: "These trash cards are stuffing me with dog food! Recycle them both and give me some peace!"
Xiang Wan and Gu Yan: "Oh?"
Mei Ren, being pinned to the floor and pummeled by the vicious ghost: "Big Brother, Big Sister, I was wrong! Save me!"
SSR is one of the rarity levels for item cards here.
From highest to lowest rarity: UR, SSR, SR, R, N. There is also the special SP rank.
[This will be my next story. Rolling around and begging for favorites: The Horror NPC Offers Me His Knees [Infinite]]
Synopsis:
Recently, ghost constable Ning Wei noticed that souls kept disappearing under strange circumstances.
Then she was pulled into a terrifying escape game
Looking at the blood-eyed female ghost before her, Ning Wei was overjoyed. "Isn't that Xiaocui from my task list?!"
Ordinary players screamed in terror at the female ghost, trembling like leaves.
But the ghost fell to her knees in front of Ning Wei and wailed:
"My lord, I was trapped here and forced to be an NPC! You have to stand up for me! Waaaaah, "
Ning Wei smiled. "Be good. We'll see."
They heard that kneeling could set them free, so all sorts of terrifying NPCs came looking for Ning Wei.
"My lord! Did we kneel properly enough?"
One day, Ning Wei lounged lazily on the sofa. "Who's offering their knees today?"
A wisp of lingering soul transformed into a handsome man and knelt on one knee. "I am."
Ning Wei took the ring from his hand. "Hmm. We'll see."
A gorgeous, clever, overpowered ghost constable heroine × an incredibly handsome, doting, durable, powerful ring-item hero
The recipe: satisfying wish fulfillment, comedy, horror, and a wild imagination
Premise: You alone can control your destiny.
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This is my second episode two years later, and everyone seems to agree that the emotional line is rather blunt. But I personally think the emotional line is okay. There is no such thing as that kind of redemption, crazy criticism, that kind of bloody and touching. But in fact, it is a long-term relationship. It's still very sweet when you taste it carefully, and it feels like it's progressing quickly. But in fact, if you look at just three copies of Little Matchmaker, you can quickly earn 5,000 points. Then basically turn on the acceleration mode. So in the second dungeon, there were already signs of liking them, but there was nothing more. This was how they were in my mind, and the first impression was good. First of all, when they meet and compete at that level, they must first affirm each other's ability. They didn't have much time to communicate throughout the entire dungeon, but even though they called each other bad guys, they still recognized each other's abilities. Then because they called each other a dog, they both died together. So as cards, they started fighting each other when they met. The female protagonist is angry, but the male protagonist is a piece of shit! The male protagonist was probably suffocating in his heart. The dog system was causing trouble. When it was over, he gave up and gave his life to the female protagonist, who hadn't seen it yet. Then in the first dungeon, they tested each other, and it was just like this. Think of each other. The goals seem to be the same. So after the copy ended, the two of them began to communicate privately. The reason why the two of them fight each other is that the heroine is mainly angry with the male lead, but the male lead is actually angry with the system, and he has a temper that doesn't want to suffer, so if the female lead criticizes him, he will fight back. Then after the exchange, the heroine found out that the hero actually compromised in the end and relieved her anger. So their mutual hostility afterward was actually just a joke, a way to communicate feelings :), and what's even better about the second copy is that they act as independent individuals. Well, I mean they're not in card space. Under such circumstances, and with this setting, the copy itself has a bit of a suspension bridge effect. After getting along before, plus the patches made by the author afterwards, they actually learned from each other during these three days. To put it more broadly, they were together during these three days. So I think the second dungeon is acceptable for at least the male protagonist to have obvious emotional buds. Then in the third dungeon, the male protagonist feels that he is afraid of losing the female protagonist. The female protagonist is very important to him and he understands his feelings. The heroine should have a vague feeling. But in that case, even if you see it, you won't say much. The subsequent development was actually more logical. And I think the description of the emotional drama should actually be a bit clichéd and archaic in terms of the description of the heroine and the hero. But after all, I watched it again after two years. But there is still a set of logic in the development of the love line. For example, the first copy is fighting each other, the second copy appreciates each other, and the male protagonist's relationship is budding. In the third copy, the male protagonist realizes his true feelings. The fourth dungeon, well, anyway, I am talking about the role-playing dungeon in which the female protagonist understands but forcibly ignores testing each other. Then there is the zombie dungeon. It must have been forced by the situation. The heroine made it clear, and then it seemed that she started to spread the dog food. Then there is the dungeon in that small mountain village. Our little matchmaker finally found out that the two big guys were having sex v
Hey ~ these eight bowls of chicken soup are quite... Refreshing...
Chicken soup is a little bit bitter~
Is this okay? Hahahaha, from the perspective of these two, they are really sincere towards each other, which is touching.
Ah, I know this question, and I realized it when I saw my old self. Birth, old age, illness, death, meeting of resentment and hatred, separation of love, raging of the five yin and lack of desire, the eight levels correspond to the eight sufferings in the Buddhist scriptures.
It's really a hard-core immortal cultivation⊙?⊙!
Alas, the villain changed his ways and the boss saved people in time, which was a bit disappointing. I personally think that the author's writing style cannot support these poorly written plots. It is also possible that he abandoned it halfway through for some reason and then became uninterested in reading it. And I accidentally ordered Xiaomeng's extra episode, which felt weird and a bit awkward.
I really, really like the settings of the two SSR cards. Haha, the feeling of the intertwined fate of all kinds of old enemies. We have different talents, but in the same field, we are also at the top. We compete, compete, pay attention to each other, and compete with each other. Ah, we are the greatest rivals. We have the same goal. We support each other and make progress together, so we are also the most suitable lovers!!
Help, why can't I comment?
Help, why do I have no memory at all?