Have you ever encountered an NPC like this while playing a game?
They're brilliant and mysterious in origin. While you're working through the main story, it only takes a few quests for them to become your sworn friend and confidant.
They're either dashing or captivating, and the NPCs of the opposite sex who meet them tend to fall for them at first sight.
They love getting into trouble, and in the end, you're always the one who cleans up after them.
You work yourself to the bone in the game, doing this and that. In the main quests, you devote yourself to the NPCs and work yourself to death. Once you get immersed in the story, you can't help wondering if your character is just a slave.
And that NPC is either the one who gives you the quest, or the one you end up working for after all your hard work is done.
Players jokingly call this kind of character "the real protagonist of the game."
Meanwhile, players who work themselves to death jokingly call their characters "XX's veteran errand runner."
Unfortunately, Ye Chenxing is that chosen one, the character players call "the real protagonist of the game."
Ye Qing is the player on the other side of the screen, grinding through every task, doing all the flirting, and collecting all the rewards, while gritting her teeth at that shameless NPC.
"If I ever get to transmigrate, I'll kill him first. Anyone who agrees, type 666, guys."
If she could go back to that day, Ye Qing would never have said that on stream.
Why, why did I have to become this annoying guy's junior sister?!
But... this annoying guy's master has become my dad?!
That biased old master I casually accepted as my own in the game's main story has become my dad?
In the game, when Ye Chenxing got hurt, his master sent the player to find martial arts manuals so he could advance his skills. When Ye Chenxing fell for someone, his master sent the player to sound out the girl's feelings. When Ye Chenxing got beaten up, his master sent the player to help him get even...
But... now it seems like everything has been turned upside down?
Maybe transmigrating isn't so bad after all?
Little Scene
"Senior Brother, you have to be good to me forever. You can't bully me, make me cry, make me mad, or make me sad... okay?"
Following the line the viewers in her livestream chat had showered her with rockets to make her read, Ye Qing spoke to Ye Chenxing in a sugary voice, while internally throwing up rainbows.
"...Junior Sister, did you find out I ate your cheese yesterday?"
"?"
"You ate my food?!"
"I really know I was wrong, Junior Sister."
The game designer's favorite son, who had once tormented players in the game, dropped to his knees before her in tears.
"Don't let Master punish me. I really was wrong, Junior Sister. I really was..."
Ye Qing is a big spender.
Ye Qing is a big spender in an online game.
Whenever she runs into a problem, she has just one thing to say: "Can I pay to make it go away?"
She has always believed that anything money can solve isn't a problem.
Until... she paid to solve one problem, and it led to an even bigger one.
I only paid to get past a super hard event quest in a game. Was there any need to give me a free transmigration, seriously?!
At least she brought her viewers and their chat messages along, so she won't be scared at all~
...Just kidding! You viewers, why are you always hoping the streamer gets herself killed?! (You're the worst group of viewers I've ever had.jpg)
Theme: Embrace the world, embrace you
What a pity. In fact, when I saw this copywriting and the surname of the former Son of Heaven, I immediately thought of the first online game I played, Jian Wang San, in which the big fool criticized Ye Fan, and I hated it.
What a pity. In fact, when I saw this copywriting and the surname of the former Son of Heaven, I immediately thought of the first online game I played, Jian Wang San, in which the big fool criticized Ye Fan, and I hated it.
So will it be updated?