Rubik's Cube World has developed a game [You may also be the male protagonist! The book-traveling game, because it is a new game, needs to select a few lucky players to participate in the test.
Lan Yu was lucky enough to be one of the test players, and even luckier still, he won the lottery for the male protagonist's script in the book.
After entering the book, Lan Yu has been working diligently on the plot. Three months later, he finally got his first opportunity. He never expected that before the opportunity came, he died tragically at the hands of the male co-star.
Lan Yu spent 20,000 points to buy a resurrection armor and was resurrected.
Lan Yu looked confused, why would the male supporting actor who is the "male protagonist's best friend" want to harm me? This part is not in the plot!
The system told him: [The male partner is also one of the players. He is taking the counterattack route of the male partner. Once the counterattack is successful, the male partner will become the male protagonist of the book, and the host's male protagonist script will be reduced to the male partner or cannon fodder script.
Well, it turns out that [you may also be the male protagonist! Not only a book-traveling game, but also a competitive game!
As a result, Lan Yu embarked on the path of "defending the position of the male protagonist".
Lan Yu met Xiao Gong and Ye Lihuan in the book.
Ye Lihuan is a shy boy, and Lan Yu stares at him, which makes him blush.
Lan Yu approached him and he blushed.
Lan Yu said that shy boys are the cutest, I like them~
From then on, Lan Yu started feeding her little boyfriend.
Intention: Determined to be a protagonist who treats others well, is self-sacrificing, kind-hearted and loving.
Reader comments
The pronunciation of "him" and "she" in Japanese are different! Because in the eyes of others, the heroine is a boy now, so the one who should be used is [him]
The pronunciation of "him" and "she" in Japanese are different! Because in the eyes of others, the heroine is a boy now, so the one who should be used is [him]
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