[Please add my ongoing story, The Heavenly Dao Forces Me to Be the Male Lead's Sidekick, to your reading list! The blurb is at the very bottom. Please also add my upcoming story, My AI Little Brother Finds Me a Partner [Full Dive], to your reading list!]
In the final stage, Yu Han's teammates and his beloved Shi Qi sent him before the "God of Games" at the cost of their lives.
He forced the so-called "God of Games" to turn back time, returning to the very beginning of the game.
Before it all happened, he would find Shi Qi and save him, keeping him from becoming an emotionless NPC, like a walking corpse.
Then he would challenge the game world again alongside Shi Qi and his former teammates, and escape it all.
Everything seemed so perfect...
Tutorial and Stage One: Farming Game (complete)
Stage Two: RPG (complete)
Stage Three: Survival Game (complete)
Stage Four: Card Game (complete)
Stage Five: Shooter Game (complete)
Stage Six: Strategy Game (complete)
Stage Seven: Final Battle (updating...)
Blurb 2: For most of the time Yu Han and Shi Qi spent together, Shi Qi acted like an emotionless robot.
So when Yu Han met a Shi Qi who hadn't yet lost the game and been tormented by the System AI,
he discovered that this was what Shi Qi was really like!
In Yu Han's heart, Shi Qi went through three stages:
-> #My partner is the best person in the world#
-> #This isn't what I expected#
-> #Shi Qi really is the best person in the world after all#
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Blurb:
Only after Wen Junyan died did the Heavenly Dao tell him that he had been living in a book. The destruction of his entire sect served only to frame the male lead, Ji Rongmo, as a villain.
Only then did he learn that his boundless hatred and tireless revenge against Ji Rongmo were no more than a tiny stepping stone on the male lead's path to greatness.
Wen Junyan's entire life had become a complete joke!
And yet the Heavenly Dao forced him to be reborn before any of it happened. It bound a happiness-value System to him and made him raise the male lead Ji Rongmo's happiness value, which he could exchange for a chance to change his sect's fate.
Because the book ended with its male lead, Ji Rongmo, finding the world so boring that he destroyed it all by himself.
To save itself, the Heavenly Dao forced Wen Junyan to become the male lead's lackey. But Ji Rongmo, the chosen one, had no need for him to suck up to him. He could casually stumble upon heavenly treasures and accidentally find the hidden abode of a powerful cultivator.
And yet, whenever Ji Rongmo handed him all kinds of cultivation resources, the System would announce that the male lead's happiness value had increased.
So who exactly was sucking up to whom? Did the System get it backwards?
A determined-to-change-his-fate bottom x a life-weary, world-weary, unmotivated top (the Heavenly Dao and the System are both fragments of the top)
Cultivation setting, sweet romance where the top seems doted on, but is actually the one doting on the bottom.
Theme: Human will can overcome fate.
The plot was too bland and did not take into account the readers' expectations, so after finishing one chapter, I had no desire to start the next chapter. Maybe you should dangle a carrot over the reader's head to entice them to read further. The living dead appear too frequently, and the description of dialogue and psychological activities is too written and procedural, a bit like the background introduction when we play online games, and loses the interest of the novel. As for the protagonist and supporting characters... I don't feel that they are alive. They are like NPCs in the game, just to promote the plot. Finally, the world of the farming dungeon was not well constructed, and there was no sense of immersion.
Very well written (?>ω<*?)
Hahahahahahaha very interesting plot wow, tomatoes save the world
I feel that the emotional line is not moving enough, the subject's image is not three-dimensional, and I feel that there is no character. Each copy ends a bit quickly, and I have no impression after reading it. However, the things are explained very clearly, and the concept is not bad. Come on
Is Shou actually this kind of person? (
Isn't this Lu Piao an undercover agent of the system?
Dog lovers condemn (no)
Plant ○ vs ○ Corpse (not)
"I am a living, second-generation rich man with no shortage of money!" Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Speaking of farming games, the first thing that comes to mind is Star ○ Valley Language (x The ellipsis in the copy gave me an ominous premonition, and I was afraid that everything would be revealed to be false in the end. I hope it is he!