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Articles similar to "Lifetime". The male and female protagonists go from being hostile to fighting side by side. I love to see this kind of slow-burning and long-lasting relationship [shy], not the kind where they protect you as soon as they meet, live and die for you.
Point 1: The male protagonist beheads the female protagonist, the female protagonist blows up the male protagonist, and stabs the male protagonist in the chest (the first dungeon at the beginning). This is the biggest difference from "Lifetime". That one has calculations but no actual killing or harm, but it is basically scheming all the time. This one is basically hostile in the first dungeon.
Thunderbolt 2: The male protagonist is very young. I am about fourteen or fifteen years old. I haven't seen such a young child for a long time. I will kill anyone I see. The female protagonist is 22.
It's very novel and unique, with infinite emotional lines! Top 1 In the game of death, everyone is trying to survive. There is no such thing as love at first sight and care, or even mutual defense and mutual deception (not mutual deception over trivial matters). The male and female protagonists are really scheming against each other like strangers at the beginning. But the further you look at it, the better it becomes. There is a sense of pull between each other, and the relationship comes naturally.
(Demining: In a confrontation with a road couple, the two really use each other, can ridicule each other, and fight, and the male protagonist's interests come first)
Each unlimited stream dungeon is also very interesting. After reading so many cookie-cutter unlimited streams, this one is really hard to guess. Moreover, the male and female protagonists are very smart. It's hard to keep up with the ideas of the novel without using your brain.
It was only in the last dungeon that the male protagonist got to know his own feelings. The descriptions were also very delicate, and the transition was natural. From not being able to figure it out, to actually confirming the sluggishness and acceptance, haha, the sudden mood change of a lazy person with a "come hit me" on his face is really interesting~(
I'm a little scared, but what's interesting is that the male protagonist helps the female protagonist conquer different B-game male protagonists in the small world. The female protagonist is bound to the B-game system, and she can get clues when defeating the characters.