Xu Youning transmigrated.
The good news: she had become a princess of the royal family, with her own fief. The Emperor was far away, and she could do whatever she wanted. She was at the peak from the start!
The bad news: her fief, Fangling, was remote, with barren soil and endless disasters. It was rainy and full of bugs. In short, nothing was good about it, and it was easy prey for the foreign tribes across the border, who treated it like a warehouse to raid.
Fortunately, she also had a System that could summon transmigrators, letting her call on friends from another world at any time to help her.
In that case, let's summon a hundred of them first!
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*Rain at My Fingertips* was a full-immersion game that gave players tremendous freedom to take up any side occupation they wanted.
Players who liked crafting could design and sell their own clothes. Those who liked farming could buy their own land and cultivate it. And food lovers could use fresh, natural ingredients to cook in the game.
Here, as long as they obeyed the law and did not get into fights, which would land them in jail, players could do pretty much anything they wanted. The princess who ruled the territory had an exceptionally beautiful character model, and had already become the players' goddess.
Then one day, foreign tribes invaded. When they marched up to the city in their armor, leading an army, the players, who had been itching for action for a long time, lit up with excitement. It was here! PVP gameplay was finally coming!
Much later, Xu Youning, the empress who had unified the realm, watched the enthusiastic players eager to expand overseas and sighed as she rubbed her forehead.
Enough already. The territory is plenty big. If it gets any bigger, I won't be able to manage it.
Reader's guide:
[Fourth Calamity player-focused story]
The female lead Xu Youning has no romance. A lighthearted, daily-life comedy!
The players have so much freedom that they're like wild horses with the reins cut. The protagonist is forced to outwit them, and early on, she has little control over them.
Below is the synopsis for my upcoming novel, the next one I plan to start, probably in April or May. Please add it to your favorites!
*The Big Shot Keeps Failing After Retirement*
Lingju (the Ju from Guan Ju) was an ordinary-looking, top-ranked big shot from the Quick Transmigration Bureau. She loved acting mysterious and showing off, and never failed. Every world she visited was left with a legend about her.
At last, Lingju retired.
Accustomed to the hidden currents and constant dangers of quick transmigration worlds, Lingju found it hard to adjust to the peaceful life of the modern world. She decided to find a job to take her mind off things, and became a paranormal livestreamer.
But all sorts of accidents kept happening in Lingju's livestreams.
Including, but not limited to:
An evil spirit suddenly appearing behind her to claim her life,
A guide showing off a full three-hundred-and-sixty-degree head turn,
A hulking water ghost sobbing and looking for his wife...
Who was Lingju? As the Quick Transmigration Bureau's number one, she was completely unflustered.
When an evil spirit came to claim her life,
Lingju ground it into dust, claiming she was helping it meet its quota of heads in advance.
When a guide deliberately turned its head around to scare people,
Lingju kicked the head away, solving the guide's persistent problem of having its head fall off.
When a hulking water ghost sobbed and looked for his wife,
Lingju dragged out the female ghost who had hanged herself and had been following them, waiting for a chance to strike, and sent the two of them off to the underworld together.
Then she remembered to remind her followers, "The streamer is only doing this for the show. Everyone should still believe in science!"
As soon as she finished speaking, the guide ghost, searching for its head, drifted past the camera... Lingju, who had never failed before, experienced the first humiliating setback of her life. After that, she kept failing and getting proven wrong over and over again.
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Lingju: "Believe in science, reject superstition!"
Ghost: "I'm coming out, ho ho ho ho ho!"
Lingju: "..."
Followers: "Hahahahaha, that face-slapping came so fast, like a tornado!"
"Streamer, stop denying it. We all saw!"
Premise: Turn the tables against the odds and build a home in adversity
It's hard to tell that the heroine was the mastermind. There was no plan at all. It was just too much.
After the system is released, will it be over if there is no heroine? Then the next moment, it is explained that the player's psychology is as clear as if he has a chance to win. This point is a little bit intellectual, so I won't mention it anymore.
After the players entered, there was no novice tutorial, no penalties, no explanation of the situation in advance, and they were clearly set as the only protagonist NPC in the camp, etc. I couldn't tell that the heroine was a planner at all, and she was not even a gamer who often played mmorpg games. She should be the kind of novice who had only watched a few game videos or played other types of games.
In fact, if normal people suddenly encounter a world that is exactly the same as the real world, even if they know in their hearts that it is a game, they will still be in awe, and it will not be the same as playing computer games. Secondly, the protagonist is too rubbish. Nothing good to look at.
The protagonist has too little control over these players
Wasn't the heroine a game plot planner in her previous life? You know more or less how to play the game, shouldn't there be a beginner's guide?
The quality of male gamers is very low
"Mental stability" hahahahahahaha
There is nothing wrong with the other words, mentally stable... I don't quite agree with this one)
After all, who doesn't know that China is the kind of natural worker that has to take the initiative when choosing 996 candidates?
Furthermore, the protagonist treats z like this
The heroine has no cp and has received advance payment!
It's hard to tell that the heroine was the mastermind. There was no plan at all. It was just too much. After the system is released, will it be over if there is no heroine? Then the next moment, it is explained that the player's psychology is as clear as if he has a chance to win. This point is a little bit intellectual, so I won't mention it anymore. After the players entered, there was no novice tutorial, no penalties, no explanation of the situation in advance, and they were clearly set as the only protagonist NPC in the camp, etc. I couldn't tell that the heroine was a planner at all, and she was not even a gamer who often played mmorpg games. She should be the kind of novice who had only watched a few game videos or played other types of games.
In fact, if normal people suddenly encounter a world that is exactly the same as the real world, even if they know in their hearts that it is a game, they will still be in awe, and it will not be the same as playing computer games. Secondly, the protagonist is too rubbish. Nothing good to look at.
The protagonist has too little control over these players
Wasn't the heroine a game plot planner in her previous life? You know more or less how to play the game, shouldn't there be a beginner's guide?
The quality of male gamers is very low
"Mental stability" hahahahahahaha
There is nothing wrong with the other words, mentally stable... I don't quite agree with this one)
After all, who doesn't know that China is the kind of natural worker that has to take the initiative when choosing 996 candidates?
Furthermore, the protagonist treats z like this
The heroine has no cp and has received advance payment!