Please add my upcoming novel "The Boss Is a Love-Brained Fool" and my planned novel "The Little Princess's Planet" to your collection~
---Blurb---
Zhong Qing has four paper-doll characters from different games. Whenever she has some free time, she checks in on the aloof, handsome genius conducting experiments, pesters the imperial prince during meetings, ruffles the ears of her fluffy-eared cutie, and pokes the serious god sitting on his divine throne.
Then one day, the aloof, handsome genius brings his experimental subject to the imperial prince's conference room, while the serious god visits the cutie's bedroom with his staff in hand.
Zhong Qing is horrified and urgently asks the internet for help. But the moment she posts her question, the game informs her that she has leaked confidential information and must pay the price.
As she watches her body disappear, Zhong Qing is filled with despair. Stupid game! If you'd told me this could happen, I wouldn't have gone for all of them!
The prince of Nista is getting married soon. Word has it he met a woman named Zhong Qing while exploring abroad and fell in love at first sight.
As soon as the news breaks, the interstellar gossip experts discover that the four most prominent figures in the galaxy are all heading for Nista.
At the same time, a strange series of events begins.
[Reader's Guide]
1. She starts out raising paper-doll characters, then enters the interstellar world.
2. Love rivals everywhere, but the ending is one-on-one.
3. This was an experiment, and I got stuck midway, so the writing style seems to change quite a bit between the beginning and the end. If you don't like it, please feel free to click the X. Thank you, my sweet readers. I'll keep improving!
---Coming Soon: *The Boss Is a Love-Brained Fool*---
Duoduo, a newly released NPC, is troubled. She only wants to follow her character settings, plant flowers and grass on the boss's map, and lie around doing nothing. But the boss, Lu Xun, keeps showing up out of nowhere to take her monster hunting, level her up, and train her in magic, saying, "There can't be any weaklings on my map."
Duoduo huffs and puffs as she slowly levels up. When she unexpectedly gains a perception skill, she doesn't hesitate to use it on Lu Xun.
And then she hears his thoughts:
"Hmph, she's so cute even when she's fighting."
"I want to marry her and take her home right now."
"She's so cute when she looks at me, too."
"She looked at me a lot today. Good, she's making progress."
Duoduo: ???
[Bonus Scene]
One day, a group of players gathers to challenge the boss level. They throw every skill they have at him without a care for the cost. Lu Xun drops all sorts of items, gives a cold snort, and leaves.
The players pick everything up and find a few books among the loot: "100 Points for Flirting", "How to Win Someone Over", "A Straight Man's Guide to Self-Improvement", and "Don't Lose Your Cool When Pursuing Someone".
Players: Love-brained? Give us back the cold, ruthless, bloodthirsty boss Lu Xun we believed in!
---Blurb for Planned Novel *The Little Princess's Planet*---
Princess Iffel inherits a planet from her parents. It isn't very big, but she loves it. Then an old witch suddenly arrives, intent on destroying her planet.
Iffel doesn't want her to destroy her home, so she has no choice but to enter a black hole in search of the legendary magical power.
The powerful creatures inside the black hole have never seen a fragile human woman before, and Iffel's arrival throws their world into chaos.
After finally defeating the old witch, Iffel stands on her planet and stares in confusion at the men who have come looking for her. Did she find a few too many men?
And then the planet beneath her feet begins to tremble...
[Reader's Guide]
1. Love rivals everywhere, making their entrances one by one.
2. Mary Sue!!!
3. Lots of original worldbuilding. This isn't a high-tech mecha setting, but an interstellar backdrop with a fairy-tale feel.
Theme: Let art and civilization bloom like flowers
Oh my god, I've been really annoyed by people who don't want to blend in with society, but is the heroine like this?
Although, there is always a feeling that the heroine is a wretched uncle.
The transition in this chapter is a bit forced
Finished reading! My wife wrote very well
The serialization is also good to read, but it's too short. Please give it a try!
There are very few novels that make me want to write a summary and long review (although I am not the kind of reader who can write long reviews) Maybe it's because I've been following the series? I haven't been writing for a long time. I saw it when I looked through the list. I've been addicted to Shura Chang novels recently, and the writing gave me this feeling. The gameplay at the beginning was also in line with my expectations. So I stayed up all night to read the first twenty chapters But it's not actually a Shura scene in the true sense. There is not much conflicting and thrilling plot, but it is more like a suspenseful novel with a puzzle orientation. I'm not a big fan of suspense and puzzles, so I read the last twenty chapters slowly and made me want to jump. But I still persisted because my wife's writing style is really great, but there is an obvious problem. I originally planned to read this novel without thinking about it, but some passages and explanations are difficult to understand at first glance. You have to read it several times before you can fully understand the meaning the author wants to convey, so it will give readers a confusing feeling because it is really frustrating to not understand it at first glance. When I read it over and over again, I wanted to give up and just get confused. Moreover, Madam's writing style does not tend to be "water-filled" and is a writing style with a tight plot. However, this type of writing still needs to be lubricated by the reactions and speeches of the people who eat melons to make it refreshing and enjoyable to read. When describing the scene, if you polish it a little more, you will have more words and it won't feel "cluttered". Generally speaking, some of the plots in it really touched me, but what I like about Su Shuang is not the focus of what my wife wanted to write about, so it's a bit regretful. The story is well arranged and all the buried threads are tied up. There are some typos but it's harmless The character design is very complete and has not collapsed. I still wish it was longer. This can be said to be a slightly expanded outline. (Perhaps I've read more of the watery Mary Su Shuang articles and it's better for me to read this one. Also, when I say water, it's not a derogatory word. I mean to expand the space and write about the Mary Su Shuang point. After all, it doesn't matter whether it's watery or not, it's good if I'm happy to read it.) It would be great if the four characters were separated and written as male protagonists (because I have been in a literary drought for a long time and my children are starving to death) Thank you, madam, for writing this article, and thank you for entertaining me (*?з`*)?
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It was obvious that Villa was that child, and the destroyed diary should have recorded experiments about him.
Catching insects, 88.6% It should be Gu An, not Lu Heng In fact, there are typos in other places, but this one is probably more serious.
But in the previous game, he obviously had no way to guide the feel, and he never touched it later.