A Holographic Fantasy

I really don't see how Qin Huai was sorry to the heroine in his previous life. Could it be that the heroine was just being sentimental and took revenge on her boss?

I frowned and read a few chapters, but I couldn't stand it anymore. What the hell is this? ? ? I can only say that the brain circuits of the male and female protagonists are too strange, so I say goodbye.

I don't understand what the heroine thinks of helping Qin Huai all the time

I really liked it at the beginning, but once I got to the point of interacting with people, I handled it very poorly! The female protagonist was originally an employee of the male protagonist and had a certain friendship with her. After the male protagonist enters the game and sees the female protagonist challenging the BOSS, the first thing he thinks of after clearing the dungeon is to find the female protagonist's information. Just...??? This is still the male protagonist! It seems that he is very incompetent and relies on the heroine. Isn't healthy competition bad? And the female protagonist helped the male protagonist and saw that the male protagonist was developing well but felt that she was being cheated. For example, the female protagonist told the male protagonist to open a dungeon at level 15, and found that the male protagonist's level was high and she was afraid that her first pass would be robbed. She kept looking at the male protagonist's level for fear that she would be surpassed. This is the heroine! Strong female characters! Then the heroine has a different look when facing her friends in the game. In order to get free equipment for the first pass, she just wants to gain command rights and choose three of her own. In order to prevent the team level from being knocked down by the hero, she helps people level up for free. During the clearance process, because she felt that it was not easy for girls to fight spiders, she didn't even bother to submit the guide directly. She was generous in the process and did not talk about the equipment. In the end, the BOSS gave out the best equipment. The heroine thought to herself, ah, friendship is priceless! Deliberately not choosing the best equipment that you can use yourself and leaving it to your friends. He also used the threat of breaking up the friendship to force his friends to accept the best equipment... It was really unbearable. Nothing happened when I was walking alone before. Why do some people seem to have such... Personality problems when interacting with others? Still have problems. When my friends were playing the dungeon, they originally didn't want to take the equipment because the heroine had contributed a lot, but the heroine insisted and took it. In the end, the boss said that the best equipment was a gift and they took it after a while. Did you promise to repay the heroine by giving her good equipment in the future? Friends also seem to like green tea.

Game competition novels are still as good as male videos! I can't stand this book!

I was very embarrassed after reading this book, and I couldn't help but want to complain: When the gold coins were so valuable in the early stage, why didn't they sell them? Aren't real credits worth it?

How should I put it? I feel like the introduction and the novel are not the same book at all 🙂

I'll give you the ticket, keep up the hard work.

I just read Chapter 9 and it makes me want to complain. The character is obviously a male character. When Betty sees the protagonist, she calls her big sister for help￣^￣゜han

Hey, it's obviously good to write the heroine's solo scene! But when it comes to the male protagonist, I feel sick? I couldn't bear it after reading Chapter 40 in the web version. The male protagonist seems weak, has no self-awareness, and is very greasy. He relies on money and the help of a large army to level up. He feels exactly like a freeloader. If it weren't for the bonuses brought by his identity and appearance, what would he have? Is there anything worthy of the heroine falling in love with him? Until now, I haven't felt that the hero likes the heroine, and he actually calls her by her full name??? Better friends will call each other's names affectionately, and don't want others to notice that he likes him?? Then why are you restraining the heroine? You don't see that the heroine doesn't want to be in contact with him? To repay a favor??