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Blurb:
Lin Ran is beautiful and suffers from narcolepsy, so he can fall asleep anywhere, anytime. His classmates call him Sleeping Beauty.
After graduating, Sleeping Beauty finds himself without a way to make a living. Since he was born without a sense of fear, he stumbles into a horror livestream with a generous payout.
So, while the other streamers use their investment money to buy yellow talismans and peachwood swords, nervously visit temples to have them blessed, meditate, and try every trick in the book...
Lin Ran calmly heads to a furniture store, buys the most comfortable quilt and the softest pillow, then goes to sleep like the world is ending.
While the others are pinned down by ghosts, struggling to wake up, their peachwood swords shattered and protective talismans torn apart,
Lin Ran wakes up cranky and kicks the monster clinging to him off the bed.
Livestream viewers: "..."
Sleeping Beauty is naturally gorgeous. Just watching him sleep brings two hundred thousand viewers to the livestream.
It's not just people who love watching him. The monsters do, too.
While other streamers sneak around looking for clues,
the monsters enchanted by Sleeping Beauty willingly hand Lin Ran the keys.
And that's not all. The bosses fight each other over Sleeping Beauty, each convinced they're the prince who will wake him, turning every day into a battlefield.
Sleeping Beauty only wakes at midnight. After he falls asleep again, his livestream experiences automatically turn into a novel, and he can see the comments.
At first, everyone thinks Lin Ran is all looks and no substance, and that his skills are nothing special.
Until Lin Ran is cornered with nowhere to run. The comments are already mourning him, but he isn't afraid in the slightest.
He even takes a nap.
Viewers: "...He's definitely dead."
Lin Ran raises an eyebrow and activates a skill:
#A Procrastinating Author Only Knows the Plot Five Minutes Before the Reader#
When used, the player can see the plot five minutes into the future and make a choice based on the possible outcomes. Click to acquire.
The viewers are stunned: What kind of golden finger is this?
Lin Ran's skill predicts that he'll die in five minutes, so he can only hide in a box.
But a monster comes at him with a sharp knife, about to stab his head.
Lin Ran feels no fear and falls asleep again.
He draws a skill, and a System notification appears: A reader has gifted him the skill #A Procrastinating Author Has Skin as Thick as a City Wall#
For ten seconds, it increases the user's skin thickness, toughness, and resistance to abrasion, making it as hard as a city wall.
The monster's sword breaks against his skin.
Livestream viewers: "..."
Upcoming novel in the author's collection, "Ever Since I Raised a Psycho as a Pet": Please add it to your collection.
Animal trainer Han Jingyi spent an entire year raising a bird of prey, from its ferocious attempts to bite through its cage to cuddling against his thigh and begging for affection.
When the apocalypse arrived, he got separated from his well-behaved pet on the way to a shelter. Anxiously, he asked around and searched everywhere, only to discover...
The terrifying mutant known as the Godslayer, feared by everyone, was actually the pet that used to rub its head against his thigh?
On top of that, he'd heard the Godslayer had a sworn enemy, an animal trainer who had humiliated and tamed it, playing with it for an entire year. Now the Godslayer was offering a bounty to find the trainer and exact revenge!
Other humans: That poor guy is dead for sure!
Han Jingyi: That poor guy is dead for sure!
He excitedly ran to see the face of the unlucky person on the wanted poster.
Oh. The unlucky person was him.
Han Jingyi: My sweet pet turned into a psycho?!
Just as he was thinking his time had come, humans began awakening abilities, too. Han Jingyi's ability was Beast Tamer, allowing him to control puppets.
Including the Godslayer who came looking for him.
While everyone else avoided the mutants, Han Jingyi helped them find new jobs:
A venomous spider-man was controlled by Han Jingyi and turned into a novelist, typing with all six hands and diligently updating with 200,000 words a day.
A fat electric eel that crushed bridges and destroyed cities barged into a mountain village. Han Jingyi tamed it and set it to work generating electricity at the village entrance, on a 24/7 schedule, shedding a thousand kilograms in tears.
A deep-sea anglerfish that used to impale people on its teeth and had a lamp on its head was tied up in People's Square as a streetlight, willingly working a 996 schedule to brighten humanity's future.
Every day, other people: Find cover, hide underground, climb trees, or dive to avoid the mutants!
Every day, Han Jingyi: Tame a new mutant, ride a giant mutant moth through the sky, and use mutants to rebuild the base!
Both humans and mutants adore Han Jingyi. Jealous of each other, they compete to work for him, turning every day into a battlefield.
Later, Han Jingyi's ability backfires, and his puppets can briefly control their master.
The boy the Godslayer has transformed into controls Han Jingyi and slowly draws closer:
"Dear master, why won't you let me rub my head against you anymore?"
Upcoming novel, "After Courting the Green Tea, I Became Everyone's Favorite"
Blurb: In his previous life, Bai Rong was a school bully who, egged on by others, constantly picked on the fake little green tea, Luo Wenming.
Only after dying did he learn that this was a harem novel starring a green tea, and he was one of the cannon-fodder characters. The green tea was supposed to win over the school bully, the top student, the heartthrob, the rich dad...
And Bai Rong was supposed to get face-slapped by the green tea.
In the end, he was brought to ruin by the various love interests and starved to death on the street.
Reborn, Bai Rong has learned his lesson and shed all his aggression.
The once arrogant and overbearing school bully Bai Rong meekly and humiliatingly bares his neck to the green tea, showing his vulnerability. He massages the green tea's palms to warm them, uses his body heat to warm his clothes, then apologizes awkwardly for getting his scent on them.
From then on, everything changes.
He thought he could get out of it unscathed, but everyone starts looking at him strangely.
The strangest one of all is that little green tea.
The heartthrob asks Bai Rong to go get a massage. The green tea grabs him by the collar and pulls out massage oil:
"Big brother, let's get a massage at home, just the two of us."
Bai Rong: "...?"
The school bully asks Bai Rong to go out and have fun. The green tea locks the bedroom door and pulls out the latest game console.
"Big brother, let's stay home and play together, okay?"
An hour later, Bai Rong grabs the green tea's hand as it touches his Adam's apple: "...What are you doing? Why aren't you playing the game?!"
The top student asks Bai Rong to study together. The green tea pins Bai Rong onto the soft bed: "Big brother, let's stay home..."
Bai Rong clutches his collar: "S-stay away from me!"
Theme: Finding a way through adversity while holding fast to the line of kindness
Attacking is more popular than receiving, which is a bit unacceptable! ! I was holding my breath, so uncomfortable! ! Moreover, the live broadcasts he received were all negative. Occasionally, a few fans would praise him, but he would lose followers at every turn. It was really a bit baffling. Always make others more prestige and destroy your own ambition! At present, there are not many people who like Shou. Even the bosses in this book are teasing the feeling of Shou. Although Shou's brain power value is indeed quite high and his force value is not bad, it is really uncomfortable to be more popular than Shou when attacking. (I am under control). The audience in the live broadcast room is also really unbearable.
I rarely write or read comments, so I don't know what the mechanism of jj is. I don't know if posting it in this position will affect everyone, so I'm forewarning that this comment contains some spoilers. If you mind, don't scroll down.
I want to praise the author. This book is a very unique one among the infinite streams and even novels that I have read.
Its uniqueness lies in: first of all, while watching, I would unconsciously follow the protagonist and think, who is Xiao Qi? Why are there tigers that have jumped out of the food chain? What is the truth? The second is that when I inferred the conclusion based on the information, I found that I was right, but not completely right. These two are a rare experience when reading novels in Jinjiang, especially Mugen-ryu novels. It has the style of Keigo Higashino, but because it is a subject of Mugen-ryu, there are some places where the rationality does not need to be considered, so the final result is more turning point than Keigo Higashino's novel.
Nowadays, there are many styles of unlimited flow in Jinjiang. Some are grand in description and exquisite in design, just like the Mohist mechanism and interlocking; some are based on ancient Chinese philosophy and Chinese and Western stories, which are more thriller-like, like a wonderful horror movie; some are written with delicate writing and strong visual sense, like an action movie; some have interesting character settings, beautiful wives, and are attractive to people. These are all very interesting, but when I watch them, I am often carried away. Although there are foreshadowings, most of them are just for the sake of reasonable plot, or simply lay out the mechanisms without foreshadowing. There is no sense of participation, and I don't think about the outcome; and many plot settings are new developments, and it often takes a lot of imagination to guess the outcome.
This book is more like an escape room game. Find clues in the text and solve the puzzles. The foreshadowing may also be to make the plot more reasonable, but it really caught my attention and made me participate. Although the way of causing thinking is different, in terms of the sense of participation, it is very similar to Higashino Keigo's novel. The author guides readers to think and participate in the process of breaking the mystery by writing some sentences such as "avoid blood" and "touch metal rings" and mentioning the number of people many times in the article, and deliberately gives information, but sometimes the results derived from this information are wrong. This deliberateness may be intentional on the part of the author, or it may be caused by the lack of writing power and the naturalness of the ambush, but it does greatly enhance my sense of participation. I feel that no matter what the reason is, this is a talent.
In addition, I am also thinking about whether this style has the advantage of "sense of participation" because the unit is simple and the author wants to make a few turns but the writing power is not enough. I don't know if this is possible, but again, no matter what the reason is, the result is good. This is a talent.
There are also shortcomings in this article, but the article is not finished yet, and I don't know if there are some parts that the author intended, so I won't talk nonsense.
I picked it up from the previous book Zhang Yu's Little Baby, and I thought it was written in large capitals quite well, and the writing style was also very comfortable. Then I discovered that this book seemed to be broken.
How to put it this way, I think the author's writing is quite good, and this book also has its own style (I don't know if I have overinterpreted it, but even if it is unintentional, it is indeed a talent). At first, I thought it was a small Otz created by a big boss trying a new style. It would be a pity if it was discontinued, but some places feel that it is not easy to pocket. So after thinking about it, I decided to comment. It's just an encouragement. It doesn't matter whether I finish it or not. Just know that you are great. Come on.
Wow, look at this person, why hasn't she updated yet? (Pointing)
Lin Lin is also very good-looking, but why is the treatment different from that received by Dong Youming? He is actually better than Lin Linsu! ! ! ! I felt terribly uncomfortable
It's really within my lifetime
So why is the beauty Lin Ran chewing her finger (doge)? Is it the real Lin Ran? Ahhhhh, update soon!
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Can you please hurry up and read the next chapter? I'm a little scared, woo woo woo
... More than forty chapters later, I still don't know who Gong is.
Merry Christmas, more to come
Merry Christmas! ! For the sake of this festive season, can you please have more? Woohoo, it's not enough.
Ever Since I Started Keeping a Crazed One as a Pet
The Spiritual Mentor of the Noble Academy's F4
1999
Transmigrated as the Scheming Brother of a Man Adored by All
All of Scum A's Targets Have Gender-Swapped
The Heavenly Dao Keeps Kidnapping Me
When a Snarky Commentator Transmigrates into a Melodramatic Drama
Playing Palace Intrigue in the Entertainment Industry
I Became the Scumbag Ex-Boyfriend of Everyone's Crush
The Green Tea Isn't Playing Along Anymore
Reborn as a Sickly Villain
Something Seems Off About My Moonlight
Attacking is more popular than receiving, which is a bit unacceptable! ! I was holding my breath, so uncomfortable! ! Moreover, the live broadcasts he received were all negative. Occasionally, a few fans would praise him, but he would lose followers at every turn. It was really a bit baffling. Always make others more prestige and destroy your own ambition! At present, there are not many people who like Shou. Even the bosses in this book are teasing the feeling of Shou. Although Shou's brain power value is indeed quite high and his force value is not bad, it is really uncomfortable to be more popular than Shou when attacking. (I am under control). The audience in the live broadcast room is also really unbearable.
I rarely write or read comments, so I don't know what the mechanism of jj is. I don't know if posting it in this position will affect everyone, so I'm forewarning that this comment contains some spoilers. If you mind, don't scroll down. I want to praise the author. This book is a very unique one among the infinite streams and even novels that I have read. Its uniqueness lies in: first of all, while watching, I would unconsciously follow the protagonist and think, who is Xiao Qi? Why are there tigers that have jumped out of the food chain? What is the truth? The second is that when I inferred the conclusion based on the information, I found that I was right, but not completely right. These two are a rare experience when reading novels in Jinjiang, especially Mugen-ryu novels. It has the style of Keigo Higashino, but because it is a subject of Mugen-ryu, there are some places where the rationality does not need to be considered, so the final result is more turning point than Keigo Higashino's novel. Nowadays, there are many styles of unlimited flow in Jinjiang. Some are grand in description and exquisite in design, just like the Mohist mechanism and interlocking; some are based on ancient Chinese philosophy and Chinese and Western stories, which are more thriller-like, like a wonderful horror movie; some are written with delicate writing and strong visual sense, like an action movie; some have interesting character settings, beautiful wives, and are attractive to people. These are all very interesting, but when I watch them, I am often carried away. Although there are foreshadowings, most of them are just for the sake of reasonable plot, or simply lay out the mechanisms without foreshadowing. There is no sense of participation, and I don't think about the outcome; and many plot settings are new developments, and it often takes a lot of imagination to guess the outcome. This book is more like an escape room game. Find clues in the text and solve the puzzles. The foreshadowing may also be to make the plot more reasonable, but it really caught my attention and made me participate. Although the way of causing thinking is different, in terms of the sense of participation, it is very similar to Higashino Keigo's novel. The author guides readers to think and participate in the process of breaking the mystery by writing some sentences such as "avoid blood" and "touch metal rings" and mentioning the number of people many times in the article, and deliberately gives information, but sometimes the results derived from this information are wrong. This deliberateness may be intentional on the part of the author, or it may be caused by the lack of writing power and the naturalness of the ambush, but it does greatly enhance my sense of participation. I feel that no matter what the reason is, this is a talent. In addition, I am also thinking about whether this style has the advantage of "sense of participation" because the unit is simple and the author wants to make a few turns but the writing power is not enough. I don't know if this is possible, but again, no matter what the reason is, the result is good. This is a talent. There are also shortcomings in this article, but the article is not finished yet, and I don't know if there are some parts that the author intended, so I won't talk nonsense. I picked it up from the previous book Zhang Yu's Little Baby, and I thought it was written in large capitals quite well, and the writing style was also very comfortable. Then I discovered that this book seemed to be broken. How to put it this way, I think the author's writing is quite good, and this book also has its own style (I don't know if I have overinterpreted it, but even if it is unintentional, it is indeed a talent). At first, I thought it was a small Otz created by a big boss trying a new style. It would be a pity if it was discontinued, but some places feel that it is not easy to pocket. So after thinking about it, I decided to comment. It's just an encouragement. It doesn't matter whether I finish it or not. Just know that you are great. Come on.
Wow, look at this person, why hasn't she updated yet? (Pointing)
Lin Lin is also very good-looking, but why is the treatment different from that received by Dong Youming? He is actually better than Lin Linsu! ! ! ! I felt terribly uncomfortable
It's really within my lifetime
So why is the beauty Lin Ran chewing her finger (doge)? Is it the real Lin Ran? Ahhhhh, update soon!
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Can you please hurry up and read the next chapter? I'm a little scared, woo woo woo
... More than forty chapters later, I still don't know who Gong is.
Merry Christmas, more to come
Merry Christmas! ! For the sake of this festive season, can you please have more? Woohoo, it's not enough.