I didn't expect that this article was actually written in 2015. It's not out of date now. Female A and male O, the heroine always thought she was dreaming, just think of it as the player's fourth natural disaster (and she has superpowers, she can really launch natural disasters!) The male protagonist is a male and mother type, but he is also very difficult to deal with. There are some group portraits and infrastructure parts, but the focus is on the psychological growth line of the heroine, and her mentality has undergone a relatively big change. The inner monologue at the end is not that exciting, but it is very real and feels a little more painful and entangled.
In the Mecha Academy article, the tendency label is mainly because the games and teammates in it are well portrayed. Female A, male O, violent lolita, so good to fight.
The first fourth natural disaster novel I read! It left a deep shock to me who had never seen this genre before. Players have fun in the early stage, but focus on career in the later stage
I came back specifically to order and score everything. I read it in junior high school, and it had a great influence on me at that time. It turns out that romance can be written in this way, and later on I became particularly fond of this kind of novel that talks about group portraits and the bond between family and country. Because the writing style is relatively light, I will read it from time to time when I am in a book shortage. Amway has given it to all my friends who read novels. Haha, I have always wanted to know if there are other accounts.