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Synopsis:
Xie Yinling was raised by the madam of a brothel to become its future top courtesan.
She was learned, refined, and gentle.
But the day before she was forced to receive a customer, she threw herself into the city moat, and unexpectedly transmigrated thousands of years into the future.
This world was completely alien to her, and Xie Yinling spent three whole years hiding away on a remote, uninhabited planet with the man who found her.
Then, in GM 131, a wuxia-style full-dive game burst onto the scene.
Xie Yinling: Hmm? She knew this place.
Later, someone asked what it took to become a standout player in a game that had taken the entire interstellar community by storm.
Some relied on skill, some on luck, and others on the power of money.
Xie Yinling: Maybe... playing the guqin?
#The Shenshang class uses a guqin as its weapon#
#I'm the only one in the entire galaxy who can play it#
At first, Xie Yinling only played the game because she wanted to experience the joy of playing the guqin once more.
She never expected to become the leader of a guild.
While her guildmates raised hell in the game, she called the shots in the guild.
P.S.
1. Ancient-to-future transmigration. The heroine isn't top-tier in combat, but her golden finger is huge, huge, huge. She's timid in the early stages and powerful later on.
2. The worldbuilding is pure invention, and many details are borrowed from various games (Tian Dao, Ni Shui Han, Jian Wang 3). If that bothers you, please don't read.
3. I'm happy to receive writing advice, but please be gentle. The author is a little sensitive.
4. No need to tell me if you drop the story.
Coming soon: "The Foil Character Awakens in a Hot-Blooded Esports Novel"
Synopsis:
When Xie Rushi found out that her world was a hot-blooded esports novel, the heroine, Song Yan, had already trampled her underfoot.
In just two years, Song Yan had risen from internet cafe tournaments to the LPL, finishing second at MSI and setting her sights on the world championship.
Xie Rushi had been a starter on a top team for six years, but every year her Worlds run ended in the quarterfinals.
Song Yan played jungle. Her game sense was ahead of the curve, and her ganks and counter-jungling never missed. She was called a human GPS.
Xie Rushi played support. In the audience's eyes, she was a freeloader who only knew how to place wards and make pointless roams.
Song Yan was young and beautiful, with a bold, confident air. Even when she dated a teammate, she made their relationship public without hesitation and won endless praise.
Xie Rushi kept a backwards sleep schedule and had terrible dark circles. The only thing she was known for was shouting herself hoarse during matches and breaking out in pimples.
Xie Rushi admitted it: she was jealous. Jealous of Song Yan's talent, her good luck, and her chance to compete at Worlds.
She was so jealous that even in her dreams, she'd spitefully imagine that Song Yan only had everything she did because she was cheating.
But later, she realized it might not have been a dream.
Synopsis Two:
After less than one season as HEG's support, she chose to terminate her contract and leave. Everyone waited to laugh, wondering what second-rate support player the once-mighty LPL team would sign.
Then they saw a player's livestream, and the familiar figure who had weathered six years of ups and downs with HEG had reappeared in the team's practice room.
HEG's official account posted: "Congratulations to HEG-Verse on reconnecting."
The account was flooded with curses.
Later, HEG broke its quarterfinals curse and made it to the Worlds final.
The trophy every pro player ultimately dreamed of stood less than five meters away.
I have stood atop the mountain, and I have fallen into the valley.
Both have taught me much.
Theme: Gold will always shine.
In fact, I really like male characters who are scheming, elegant and proactive, but Han doesn't like the heroine because he admires the heroine. He wants to take possession of the items that meet his requirements and he is very satisfied. This is a bit uncomfortable...
Can Han go offline after the dungeon is over? I know it's to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but I really don't like the character design.
It's a bit outrageous. I haven't updated it for almost a week. If I have something to do, I might as well leave a note asking for leave. Now I feel like I'm giving up. I hope I don't have to worry about the time to update. It's so annoying. I've been backstabbed by several authors like this before.
The only two people in this book that disgusted me, well, they can be regarded as one person. I used to have a good feeling for Su, but I didn't like Han when he appeared. Although I feel it's impossible, I still hope that these two people will leave the scene quickly. Isn't it good for the female protagonist to play games, promote Guqin, and talk about love with the male protagonist? I almost defined this Han as a person who interferes in other people's feelings (even though he said he is not)
What's going on? Has the author ever posted a message and suddenly stopped updating for so long?
Tan Li: If you two want to become a high ground, you have to give me two kisses.
I know why I don't like this person. Maybe I mispositioned the book initially. I always feel that promotion of culture is the main line and feelings are the auxiliary. So I don't want to get emotionally entangled. But I can still read it. Good luck. It's well written.
Why don't you update it? It looks good (?; ω;`)
It was obvious that something was wrong with Su right away... I hope the heroine will soon discover his true identity.
I stopped updating suddenly. I hope nothing happened... It would be nice to come up and say I'm safe qaq
In fact, I really like male characters who are scheming, elegant and proactive, but Han doesn't like the heroine because he admires the heroine. He wants to take possession of the items that meet his requirements and he is very satisfied. This is a bit uncomfortable...
Can Han go offline after the dungeon is over? I know it's to promote the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but I really don't like the character design.
It's a bit outrageous. I haven't updated it for almost a week. If I have something to do, I might as well leave a note asking for leave. Now I feel like I'm giving up. I hope I don't have to worry about the time to update. It's so annoying. I've been backstabbed by several authors like this before.
The only two people in this book that disgusted me, well, they can be regarded as one person. I used to have a good feeling for Su, but I didn't like Han when he appeared. Although I feel it's impossible, I still hope that these two people will leave the scene quickly. Isn't it good for the female protagonist to play games, promote Guqin, and talk about love with the male protagonist? I almost defined this Han as a person who interferes in other people's feelings (even though he said he is not)
What's going on? Has the author ever posted a message and suddenly stopped updating for so long?
Tan Li: If you two want to become a high ground, you have to give me two kisses.
I know why I don't like this person. Maybe I mispositioned the book initially. I always feel that promotion of culture is the main line and feelings are the auxiliary. So I don't want to get emotionally entangled. But I can still read it. Good luck. It's well written.
Why don't you update it? It looks good (?; ω;`)
It was obvious that something was wrong with Su right away... I hope the heroine will soon discover his true identity.
I stopped updating suddenly. I hope nothing happened... It would be nice to come up and say I'm safe qaq