Completed. P.S. Apparently even completed novels need to say so in the blurb? Better add it now.
No one could have guessed that this little game, rated 1.2 in the app store and made by a production team no one's ever heard of, would become humanity's greatest lifeline in the future.
Chai Mi, whose goal in life is to be a happy slacker, accidentally starts playing The Doomsday Survival Mini-Game.
She thinks it's nothing more than a way to kill time.
But when the apocalypse really comes, the game becomes Chai Mi's greatest guarantee of survival!
Chai Mi had planned to keep coasting through life with the help of the game.
Unexpectedly, disaster strikes, and she's back to square one!
Luckily, there's a seemingly god-tier player she can cling to.
Hey, cool guy, want to team up?
In the Earth dungeon, there's a gigantic earthworm impervious to damage.
In the Water dungeon, there's an endless, far-flung ocean.
In the Wood world, there are rings upon rings of white silkworm cocoons, attacking vines, and a monstrous snake that has given Chai Mi nightmares...
Help! Why is this mini-game scarier than the real world?!
1) A heroine who dreams of being a slacker but ends up fighting on the front lines Vs. a cool, quiet hero
2) A catastrophic apocalypse in the real world, with monsters and humanity laid bare inside the mini-game
3) The heroine is a bit of a slacker early on, has a powerful golden finger, and gets by easily. She only goes out to fight little monsters later.
This is a new author's first story, and there may be plenty of places that could be better, but I still hope you'll share your thoughts.
Updating...
Hua Muyue is obsessed with mystery dramas. After binge-watching the classics of a certain Yi, a certain Ke, and a certain Bao,
she moves on to a certain Agatha Christie series, and then... she dies suddenly...
In modern times, she was unwanted by both her father and mother.
After transmigrating, she thinks her tragic background means she's the destined heroine of an old-fashioned story.
She studies medicine, opens an intelligence agency, and disguises herself as a man to roam the martial world.
But she draws too much attention and meets a gruesome end.
Unexpectedly, she gets another chance.
This time, she plays it safe!
She quietly builds up her strength and reaches max level. She still has to learn medicine and open an intelligence network, but she'll do things differently.
She focuses on finding the treasure left behind by a predecessor so she can return home.
Yet she has no choice but to set out on this journey with the ruthless man who tormented and killed her in her previous life.
Hero's perspective:
Shang Luoqing finds it strange.
Why is this sneaky figure at every crime scene?
Whenever he asks her, she tells him everything and even provides plenty of information to help him solve the cases.
He's been ordered to track down the founding emperor's sacred artifact to aid the Crown Prince.
He never expected her to beat him to every fragment of the treasure map, only to hand them over to him anyway.
Strangest of all, why is this young woman, whom he once saved, so afraid of him?!
A heroine who maxes out her skills after getting herself into trouble, then lies low and tries to get home Vs. a ruthless royal nobleman who works in the martial world
1) The main plot is about the hero and heroine both searching for the same treasure, bringing them together.
2) The story is divided into arcs of individual cases. The hero actively investigates, while the heroine gets pulled into helping him solve them.
3) There are adorable pets. Because of what happened in their past lives, the hero gets a little of the crematorium treatment, but overall it's not angsty. I'm firmly against putting the leads through angst, though the supporting characters might get put through the wringer. Hiding my face...
Theme: No matter what disaster strikes, face it bravely. Even a slacker can live an extraordinary life.
A few relatives are really disgusting, trusting strangers casually
There are so many blowjobs and the sections are so crowded...
The heroine should take this opportunity to establish a clear relationship with her best relatives. It would be a pity not to take advantage of such a good opportunity.
It's better to separate such relatives! It's all a burden
Wind chime gatha The whole body seems to be talking about the void. Regardless of the east, west, north or south wind, it always says Prajna to it, ding ding dong dong ding ding dong.
Equipment mouth mouth mouth. . I thought it was harmonious hhh
I just read the beginning and felt that the article was a bit boring.
I can't stand it anymore. It's so stupid.
It's said to be a cool article, but it doesn't look happy at all.
The concept is quite novel, but the writing style is not enough. It is a bit like a running account. Many things are not explained clearly. The author can expand the thread in the future.