Reborn as a Dark Priestess in an Online Game

The heroine's superimposed IQ plummeted after her rebirth. After being hijacked by a star thief and rescuing herself, she did not check the route or the driver. Faced with a group of strangers on the ship with malicious intentions, although she showed her hand, there was no verbal deterrence in the later period and she returned directly to the warehouse. A group of indestructible private soldiers who refused to yield to the evil forces even after being suppressed were described as reckless men who spoke freely regardless of the occasion and regardless of their status. The leader has not stopped them, and their opponents have not inserted spies into them. I have to say that the author's mind is too clear. At first glance, it seems that he has never been exposed to small society. He should be a student below high school. The description is relatively detailed, but the world view needs to be enhanced.

😰... I have been reading online game novels for a month, and on a whim, I read online female channel novels... As a single person, damn, this guy managed to pick up girls in just a few chapters. I'm afraid it's a fake game I've been playing for several years.

The author wants to make the heroine too high-profile in her previous life and be plotted by others, but in this life she wants to be low-key, and often makes the heroine act knowledgeable in front of others, contradicting herself, which makes me feel that the heroine is brainless and disabled.

Is the heroine really reborn? He doesn't seem to know much about anything in the game. He can obviously get rewards, but he lets others get them and has to force others to take the lead. Is this what is called low-key?

I haven't finished this book, but after reading the first part, I feel a little bit accepting of my incompetence. But when I first read this book, I just felt a little awkward. The heroine's cognition may be a bit immature, but fortunately, this book is still okay. But there is something wrong with me. I always like to click on book reviews after reading them. There are many opinions on the heroine's character in the book reviews. After reading too many reviews, my enthusiasm for the book will decrease. So I suggest you read less of the reviews of this book. Anyway, I am easily swayed by reviews.

After reading Chapter 9, I decided to abandon the article... The plot of the article is not bad, but the author's writing style is really unflattering. Words and idioms are used indiscriminately, and all kinds of wrong sentences... Patients with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder said they can't afford to be hurt.

Look at the introduction. What else is there to see if your family is wiped out while playing a game?

I just read the first chapter. Anyway, people like me who have been reading for a long time can't stand it.

As a newbie to female videos, I think it's okay.

First. 1. Does the system announce your real name? 2. Same as above, do unknown players call the heroine by her real name? 3. Who is Mo Chu? Not much else to say. There are more than one or two minor typos in the article. Who would believe it if it was said that it was checked? If it's acceptable to say that you don't have time to check, it's understandable because you're busy. But I don't believe you when you say you checked but didn't detect anything. One or two are fine, but a bunch of bugs? Are you sorry? Who goes shopping for groceries that are so infested with insects? Are you embarrassed to sell? This is a matter of attitude! Just tell me without checking, why lie? Please ensure the quality of the article, thank you! Then. Emotional progression. Love at first sight? Then he made rapid progress and made rapid progress? Doesn't there need to be a process? It gave me the feeling that we got along well as soon as we met. Leaving aside other IQ issues (such as the airship hijacking issue that was revealed), the content is still good, the progress is quite fast, and it is a relaxed series that rests on its laurels. At least it can cope with the book shortage. Students who have tested the poison and got on the bus are prepared for typos.