Ye Fuling only played games to kill time. Who knew she would gradually turn a vicious online game into a business-management game?
The happiest part of her day was logging in to collect her little earnings and diligently run her various shops, until...
Everyone started treating her like an NPC.
The player with the name Ye Fuling was making more money than the in-game shop. At last, the officials couldn't take it anymore and issued a notice: Ye Fuling, stop pretending to be an NPC and raking in money!
Ye Fuling: ???
Fine. With her business ruined, she had no choice but to leave the life-player path and become a combat player.
A week later, every player in Canglan felt the terrifying power of a big spender.
The combat rankings all shifted down by one place, and the unfortunate tenth-place player was knocked off the list.
A netizen: Every penny I spent at Ye Fuling's shop went toward helping the enemy's cause.
Song Yin, former captain of the number-one team, had just gone out on a quest. When he returned, he found his teammates sobbing uncontrollably in the team channel, as if they'd all been wiped out overnight.
His teammates spent half an hour crying in voice chat. As their captain, Song Yin could only go hunt down the culprit. He planned to fight them and reclaim the title of number-one team.
He camped outside her shop for a whole week. In the end, he found a young girl.
From then on, the second team had no captain.
My next novel, Little White Flower, is up for pre-order.
Blurb:
As the youngest god in the world, Kuishi was raised in a pot of honey, and ended up a somewhat dim-witted little good-for-nothing.
The year the little good-for-nothing learned to walk, she climbed into the backyard of the Supreme God and dug up the egg the divine couple had carefully cared for over a hundred years. Then, on a whim, she tossed both the little Supreme God and the egg into one of the countless worlds.
So when she came of age, Kuishi was sent to an apocalyptic world with a hellishly difficult trial, tasked with finding the Supreme God's son.
Zombies run rampant, infections spread through genes, food is in desperately short supply, and human settlements keep shrinking.
Her mission is to find that egg in the apocalypse and bring it back to the Divine Realm.
Then she meets Lu Lu.
There isn't a living soul for a hundred miles, so the two have no choice but to travel south together.
Lu Lu: Can you cook?
Kuishi: Do baked cookies count?
Lu Lu: How's your stamina?
Kuishi: I can eat three bowls of instant noodles in one sitting.
Lu Lu: Surviving in the wild...
He looks at her short arms and legs.
Lu Lu: Forget I asked.
Kuishi gazes at him admiringly. “So you can do all that?”
Lu Lu: ...
In reality, he can't either.
A brainless little good-for-nothing x a secretly scheming big good-for-nothing (probably)
Theme: Work hard and cherish the good life.
I thought it had just started, but then it suddenly ended (??ω`?). It was a pretty good story, but it ended too abruptly.
Wasn't the ending a little sudden and unexpected? I haven't seen it before (><)
That's it?
Forgive my bluntness, but it's perfectly normal to be rejected if you try to get back together after a breakup.
Will Chapter 17 be unlocked? 😭
The female lead is indeed a bit hypocritical.
So sudden, I want to keep watching!
Good grief, her ex-boyfriend disturbed her sleep at dawn, how could she not be rejected? How could Xiao Song be so naive?
Well, the ending was quite abrupt.
"Just reminding Grandpa" - Just wanted to point out a bug to the author. Song