When I was free in my senior year, I went to participate in a game developed by a well-known manufacturer. The customer service said that I would be the ceiling of strength and would definitely relieve stress.
If he hadn't opened a GXXgle review, he would have given a negative review...
What's the point of playing without providing a mission objective?
First week
On that desperate afternoon, the mission failed and my best friend passed away. I was stunned in front of the corpse.
After chatting with the senior NPC, I finally understood what the main mission of this game is.
So Japan lost half its population...
The curse spirits and the curse masters have ushered in a new balance. The dead curse masters have been resurrected one after another, but they appear in front of the curse masters as enemy curse spirits who have lost their memory...
The strongest me killed my close friends and descendants, and then I apologized with death, and the world gradually regained its balance.
Second week
The lesson I learned from messing up last time was too painful. Being invincible, I decided to listen to the superiors. Even if the superiors were rubbish, I would endure it.
My best friend rebelled, but I tolerated it.
I can't stand it when my superiors mess with my students.
I kill my best friend and I endure it.
The superiors want to kill my students, but I will endure it.
In the end, he was put into a small box and was tricked out of the surrounding area by a curser - Gojo Satoru moved into the well-received Mikado area.
When I came out to show off my skills, I discovered that the cute little angel in our class had been lost.
Does this game really have HE? ? ?
I hugged the customer service person's lap and cried loudly, saying that I didn't want to enter the third week, even if I was kicked by my seniors.
The customer service sighed and said that this is a hot-blooded comic, how could it be in the underworld?
I must have made a mistake in my strategy. Please help me change the game role. This time it will definitely be HE.
After getting up, I looked in the mirror.
Dear customer service, you have a grudge against me, right?
Purpose: The strongest experience