It's okay. The heroine traveled to another world and saved the world. However, I feel that there are still some things that haven't been explained clearly. Let's take a look at the extra chapter.
As the name suggests, the heroine plays a game, which is okay. However, the author is in the process of revising the article and has not finished it. I feel that the rest of the article should be quite long. The realistic part is not perfect. We will see how it develops in the future.
I haven't finished reading it yet. The previous part was okay. I saw it at a book gathering event. I wanted to read the book in Chinese, but this one is not.
I feel like this book is beginning to wear off. There are too many dark descriptions of the male protagonists. Although the male protagonists in the previous books are not normal, they are not very descriptive, so they are acceptable. This book has too many descriptions, and the look and feel is a bit not good. Forget about the game, it needs to be integrated with reality. I will read it later.
Alas, I kind of understand how Du Wei feels. The previous books were all saints who care about the common people. When I read this one, I also put on a saint filter. It turns out that he prefers one person, and the character creation is not very good. The advantages are not described. I don't know why the protagonist treats them well. Is it just luck? If he is lucky enough to be thrown into the world of the protagonist, the protagonist's behavior also feels a bit inappropriate.