I Told You This Is Just a Regular Game

As the nominal poster girl and newbie-village NPC of a general-audience game, Yun Lang gradually faded into obscurity as the map expanded and new versions were released. Even so, she continued to put her whole heart into doing everything she could as well as possible. She remained a do-anything guide who never turned anyone away, granting even the strangest requests. Her affection was the easiest in the whole game to raise. Pick up a random rock by the roadside, and she'd sincerely think you were a good person. She was also the most devoted character in the game. No matter how many years you were away, when you returned, she would still be just as loyal to you as ever. Her affection for everyone always stopped at eight hearts, the maximum for friendship. Even if a player installed mods and cheats, tried to hack the underlying code and change her dialogue, and gave her the rarest and most valuable items in the game day after day, her affection for them would still be only eight hearts. [You will always be the dearest friend I trust most] An MMO with an ancient Chinese fantasy setting. The main story is told in third person. The protagonist is a local NPC, but essentially a version-update succubus. She wins over both players and NPCs, with everyone passionately supporting her. There's no logic to this part; it's purely for the author's enjoyment. A shameless Mary Sue, an all-pairings white moonlight beloved by all, and also the author's collection of guilty pleasures: a dense, good-natured heroine. There will be all kinds of ridiculous male rivalry and love triangles. In the end, a bunch of losers will shout about friendship and bonds before coming over to propose (?). Theme: Loving yourself is the beginning of a lifelong romance