After transmigrating, Yu Qi crawled out of a trash can with no memory, a plastic bag on her head, and a determination to stay healthy and survive.
The System only ever gave her missions after the fact, and nine out of ten notifications told her she'd failed.
After completing the main quest, Yu Qi finally remembered that she seemed to have been stripped of her human status.
Yu Qi looked at her hands. They were soft and springy, silky-smooth to the touch. Perfect, except they weren't human hands.
She moved her legs, too. Smooth and supple, firm and chewy. Invincible, except she had a few too many legs.
Yu Qi's hobby became pretending to be human while watching the other players work hard to level up.
*
A new adventure game called Infinite suddenly appeared. It could randomly pull people into the game, and it could also be livestreamed in full immersion.
The people of the interstellar era discovered that the game could enhance reality, and there was no way to stop people from being pulled into it. All they could do was compile a rulebook based on the experiences of those who came before.
Infinite Adventure Rules:
Rule One: The Infinite World contains infinite worlds. Once you enter one, don't casually join parties, festivals, or any other gatherings.
Rule Two: If a stranger offers to trade something with you, be cautious about any deal.
Rule Three: Never casually eat food you've never seen before, no matter where you are.
Rule N: Don't make eye contact. Don't think. Don't imagine! Don't go near any NPC with the surname Yu!
*
[You watch, you take part, you walk forward, you become.]
[Your breath stirs the tides, your pulse divides day from night.]
[Shatter the sky screen, and let the stars fall.]
[Warning]:
① Contains Lovecraftian elements. The protagonist is nonhuman.
② Slow burn, with little romance.
③ The System interface is based in part on Cultist Simulator.
2022/9/3
Premise: Never give up on yourself in adversity.
Does anyone know what is wrong with this author's last article? At least the ones I've read don't involve that kind of content, but which book is the plagiarism from? If you really copy it, please let me know the original text. At least there are only two Star Wars games I have read, but they are completely different!
It's been so long since I've updated one. I clicked on the author and saw the red card. It's not like I haven't seen violations before. Generally, marginal descriptions are sealed, and political descriptions are locked. This red card violation is probably due to plagiarism or multiple score increases. There are so many ronggen in Jinjiang getting away with it, so you can imagine how serious the use of ctril+v can be judged as plagiarism. Lightning protection.
I went to the reporting center and found out that the author of "Becoming the Strongest Game Planner in StarCraft" plagiarized "I Make Games in StarCraft". She admitted it herself, and this was the first column in the column. She should have signed the contract because of plagiarism.
What's going on? Hahaha, Yuyu wants to live in a trash can? Do you like digging into jars 🐶
A game without novice guidance is not a good game! (Firmly believe)
It's so miserable, I can almost buy a house
Fortunately, it's not the explosive little cockroaches. Although they are all bugs I'm afraid of, cockroaches have a lot more debuffs.
Explore! The skin-changer who temporarily upgraded Xiao Yu as a blade!
Maomao alert jpg, whose head flew off?
I ate very thick beef slices yesterday