Lu Tan has barely sat down at a cafe, and hasn't even had a sip of coffee, when she is transported into a death game.
The game's explanation is that she failed her mission and died horribly.
Lu Tan: ?
She's stunned. Failed a mission? Those four words have never been part of her life!
In the Death Lighthouse, players have to survive until the seventh day. While the new players are still trembling with fear...
Lu Tan has already blown the Boss's head off. Vengeful ghosts? Sorry, people aren't afraid of her, so why would ghosts be?
In the zombie instance, while the other players are dutifully grinding small fry...
Lu Tan: If you're going to grind, go for the big one. What's the point of fighting the little ones? She kisses the zombie king's lips, then pierces his heart as he gazes at her tenderly.
1. The heroine is selfish. Her moral standards depend on her mood.
2. Plot-focused, with a male lead. He's in the blurb.
Here's a preview of my next book.
Su Dong is unexpectedly reborn in the body of a girl who shares her name, only to discover that the original girl had arranged a ghost marriage.
On the first day after her rebirth, the person named in the marriage contract comes to her door. He gives Su Dong two choices: marry him immediately or die.
But Su Dong doesn't want either option, so someone offers her a third choice: become an unofficial employee of the Underworld and deal with the wronged spirits lingering among the living.
On her first day as a trainee spirit officer, Su Dong gets her first skill: plunder. After wiping out a long-tongued ghost, she sees a tongue added to her inventory in the System and, out of curiosity, taps it. The next second, her own tongue shoots three meters out of her mouth.
Su Dong stares in shock: ?
You can do that?
Theme: Your life can only be in your own hands.
I like it so much. This copy is a bit scary but not particularly scary. It's suitable for a little girl like me who is both good at food and loves reading >_<
Omg I feel like this Yan Xing is a key figure
Omg there is also the return of the first dungeon character
Oh my god, my sister is so handsome
Very nice, love to see more ^ - ^
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh this handsome man should be the male protagonist^ - ^
There are two questions. First, how did he know that the poison was a fake death drug? Second, as mentioned earlier, the mall cannot be opened for redemption during a copy. So how did the monk prepare the fake death antidote in advance?
It's so strange. The characters obviously kill 1,000 zombies, and then only one person can get out. This group of people didn't even kill 1,000 zombies before they started killing players. Is there something wrong with their brains? How can they kill 1,000 zombies after all the players are dead? The cheap zombies outside are all gone. They don't even try to kill the ones inside.
In the previous post, Han Xiao said that he never thought it was bad luck for D-level players to return to B-level dungeons. It can be understood that he recognizes the strength of D-level players. This one says that he is just a D-level player. Author, your portrayal of the character's personality is too poor and too shaky. It's like you have been portraying the heroine as a loner in the beginning and you have always portrayed her as if she is often deceived. But after several dungeons, you have not written that she is a loner. Assume that a person is really tired of this. The first reaction is to stay away? Kill everyone you provoke, instead of trading with people you don't know. Living in the same room. The character written in this way is arrogant and powerful. It reflects that the heroine doesn't care about others backstabbing because she is very powerful. So this is very contradictory. Since she is not afraid of others backstabbing, why should we set up a loner character? Then we should set up a character who can face difficulties or have a winning chance. Anyway, it is very contradictory. The description of those who want to attack is also stupid. It's like writing an idiot on their foreheads. If you want to kill people, you have to be prepared for the possibility of being killed. But most of what you write will give them a sense of regret and enlightenment at the end. It has a bit of the feeling of the early novels that the heroine will never die no matter what she does. She is the strongest, and everyone else is a fool.
I've finished reading 🤩 The whole story looks very enjoyable, the great heroine yyds! It's so cool to kill decisively without hesitation! It's just that the emotional scenes felt a bit abrupt, and the male protagonist really liked the female protagonist without any foreshadowing. I thought there would be some connection before, but in the end the author said that I just like her, just because she is Lu Tan, so I was a little relieved. But I think a few more chapters to foreshadow the relationship will make it more natural and comfortable! In my heart, I want to give it four and a half stars. I want to sprinkle flowers on the ending. I look forward to the author's next works.