"Original upcoming novel: Becoming a Galactic Faith by Making Things Up."
[Stuck on the final volume. Working hard to get it written.]
You've been trapped inside the dating game "Heartbeat Simulated Life." The System tells you that you need to earn enough points to go home.
Faced with all the choices in this open world, Minazuki Moeka decides to avoid romance altogether...
Let's start farming and cooking, and slowly build our way up to becoming the king of the homesteading lifestyle players!
But as time goes by, she meets more and more people.
Including people from the jujutsu world, ability users, and the Italian Mafia.
After her classmates and teachers at Jujutsu High drink "Love Premonition," they start looking at her differently. The King of Curses inside one of her classmates is always watching her.
An executive from the Port Mafia invites her to the movies. A key member of the Armed Detective Agency once eloped with her. A famous "black sludge" keeps asking her about her best friend, only to be arrested by the newly acquainted "Hunting Dogs" as soon as he turns around.
The ghost by her side helps her at every turn, and only appears because of her.
Her points and affection levels keep increasing even when she does nothing...
Moeka: I get it. Everyone's helping me so much because we've formed a really wonderful friendship!
Everyone: That's not it!
A scatterbrained, socially anxious, quirky girl. The protagonist is not a genius.
Farming + cooking + getting close. She raises everyone's affection in the early part, then wherever she goes later on, she finds herself in a dark, messy love triangle x
No logic, just go with it! The timeline is chaotic, and there is some OOC.
My bestie's ongoing novel: What's So Great About Jujutsu Men? Her first-love returns, and the bad girl Reze faces a heart-wrenching funeral and love-triangle showdown!
Theme: Keep moving forward, and there will always be light.
Made me laugh so hard Blueberry Yogurt: Sneaky Meal Replacement Results and the Right One
Wow, wow, uncle, that's great, you are the main palace official!
Why does this ending make me feel a bit, ugh, copywriting fraud...? Some people seem to think that this statement is too serious, or too serious, but I originally thought that when I read the copy, I originally thought that this was a warm, thoughtful, and very happy novel. But why did I feel so uncomfortable after reading it? It just belongs to that kind... This ending made me feel like I was slowly chewing the knife and then swallowing it... It was really sad... Really, it was about the protagonist being bullied from the beginning to the end, and then the villain did not get the punishment he deserved. Instead, the protagonist's mentality collapsed - it was a bit like, it gave me the feeling a bit like a rubber band bursting. After reaching a certain level, the string is broken, the same - but I feel that they have received the corresponding punishment, and the heroine no longer cares. Anyway, the heroine herself does not care, but I do care about it... It is very difficult to let go... After all, no matter which ending the heroine is in, she is escaping... She escaped from what she once was. She escaped from the civilians who had hurt her through her peaceful experience; she escaped Dostoyevsky who backstabbed her and hurt her for his own goals in modern times; and even escaped from all the people in modern times who cared about her, loved her, and regarded her as friends, family, and companions - Teacher Gojo, her contemporaries, Mr. Nakahara, and even the two ghosts, Oda Mr. Xiayou and Mr. Xiayou, everyone cared about her, but she escaped in the first ending, and was brainwashed and restarted in the second ending... This kind of ending is really similar. In the final analysis, I feel that the heroine's behavior did not regard this so-called game world as a real world in the end - her state is really like me playing a game and being distracted by the game plot. In the end I opened the game and started messing around in the game - the heroine escaped in the first ending and left the so-called game, or what she thought was the so-called real world in the game; the second ending was even better, she didn't care at all about the mentality of her so-called companions and friends. If they were really treated as living people, it would change the world so much. Things like this, things like changing their life trajectory, things like this, as long as you have a little bit of respect for others, you should discuss it with them, but she didn't - this is actually an escape mentality, a bit like the kind your mother wants to say, I am doing this for your own good, and then force you to accept it without actually asking them. Do you want a life like this... Maybe what I said is a bit confusing, but the ending I originally expected when I read the copy was that kind of Shura field, where everyone feels good about her to a certain extent, and then, alas... But now these two endings have given me a kind of heroine, and I can't accept these two, or the ones that come with these three worlds. She couldn't accept the negativity and the dark side of the world, so she finally chose to overturn the world's structure, escape, and cut off the previous bonds she had in this world... It's very sad and hard to let go, but I have to say that the writing is really good. I hope the author will not use knives next time and can really write a warm and happy story, okay? Vq
Although there are a lot of things that haven't been explained clearly... I feel like I can write down a lot of them... Forget it, let's finish it!
The taste is light and I never get jealous hahahaha
Hehe, I'm going to buy up the uncle's stock!
My daughter has finally grown up. I feel so happy and heartbroken.
Ouch, ouch, Kusou, it's so sweet that I'll get diabetes. What a great write-up, madam!!!
Wow, is this the rhythm of be?
From the moment I was stabbed, I couldn't understand the plot, and it felt like it was progressing too fast. Although the author said that he could still finish it according to the outline, it feels like he wrote it too fast. The heroine's change of mentality in the last chapter is more than 2,000 words. How can this convince the readers? It makes people look confused. There is still a lot to write, but if you don't want to write it, just abandon it and not write the plot, and then the style of writing will change to stream of consciousness, right? Alas, it's a pity that I didn't stick to it, otherwise this article should have a better position on the list.