This Broken Otome Game

I feel that I am still too upset with the ending of the brainless Otome-fu player who ruined all of this. Whether in the game or in reality, the way she is madly chasing Adele in the game, I think she does not deserve to be called a child...

But, after the heroine turned off the immersion mode, I kept getting distracted. And I suddenly felt confused about the character setting. Originally, the heroine was the protagonist of a second game whose script had been tampered with, and she was the victim. As a result, the heroine suddenly rose to a new level, and her repeated loading of files caused painful memories for the guide character. And after the heroine regained consciousness, the previous love and hatred seemed to be overturned in an understatement... When I think about it now, whether the heroine takes the Edward route or the Chen route, it is just an option in a game she plays to kill time when she is bored. She has made countless similar options. There is nothing special about Chen and Edward. To put it bluntly, God's perspective is too wide and there is no sense of immersion.

I think this kind of virtual life can be considered a kind of life. It is very immersive. This immersion is not about the immersion in the book, but about the growth of the heroine and what the heroine has gained. In fact, her life in the game can be regarded as a lifetime. After all, if she goes to diplomacy or something, it is almost the same as talking to a real person. This level of intelligence requires effort to deal with it. Even if the cultural background in the game world is different, the social skills, conversation skills, knowledge and abilities she learned are still her own. In fact, I have always been a little confused. Such a heroine has spent a glorious life in the game, and this is not completely given to her by the system. She only needs to answer yes or no multiple-choice questions in her life. When she returns to reality, how can she not be considered outstanding? If she becomes more real in the virtual world and becomes an excellent diplomat, she will no longer be just an ordinary person like before, right? What I mean is that the most mediocre ordinary people, just like what was described in the Hand-Tearing Rogen God, are their worlds more demanding on excellence, or is their class already solidified? Or is there any special division of labor? It's a bit of a pity that I didn't write about the heroine's reality, but I feel that writing about reality doesn't quite fit the theme…

To be honest, the plot after Adele's player awakens doesn't seem that interesting, which is a pity. I really like Xiao Chen, but not all lovers can eventually get married.

The original Shelly line is also great! The heroine/Adele went from a noble lady to a member of the Oracle Society to helping to create a new country. This change of identity made her grow a lot. What I like most is that both Shelly and Adele left each other because of respect and love, but they still came together because of love. If there really is such a B game, I will definitely buy it for this line!!!

After reading it, to be honest, since the heroine became a player, neither the career line nor the love line really caught my mind, because they are things of different dimensions. I couldn't convince myself. I think there should be many readers like me, and there are many readers who can accept it. The plot in the second half was so suspended that I really couldn't stand it. It was too over-the-top to show that good sisters or ordinary girls deserve to be loved. The strong love and hatred in the first half were instantly resolved, and the Otome Fuya who had been criticized before was easily resolved. Although the author tried his best to wrap up the story and write an if line, I really had to reluctantly finish reading the rest because I had already ordered it. . . I still remember that I booked the whole deal because Adele escaped from the control of the Oracle Hall and killed Shelly, because she was the heroine in my mind who was bold, intelligent, and charming. People with such charismatic personalities generally cannot be ordinary people in reality, let alone talk to someone who doesn't respect themselves. It's not unacceptable to treat one's own person as a good sister and return to being a player. What I cannot accept the most is that the heroine has become a mediocre person. It is impossible for an ordinary person to play such an Adele. This has nothing to do with what ordinary people love and be loved. It is a matter of ability. Whether it is Adele who is kind and tolerant at the beginning or Adele who is brave and decisive later, they do not feel like the same person as the otome player who is willing to be friends with otome fufu. . Although the author is the real mother, for me as a reader, the last few dozen chapters are like the "Supreme God" suddenly changing the fate of the character and making the character OOC, and she is still the heroine. . .

I want to watch the engagement and hehe because I don't mind watching the excitement.

If line comes again "I am here to join this family"

Can't three people live happily together? (A fantasy like Adele's broke out.

Oh oh oh, I not only want to watch Edward and Chen but also want to watch the original line