One Hundred Thousand Reasons to Spend Money

After reading so many stories, I feel that compared to Chuzheng, Lingqiong seems to have more emotions, is more involved in every relationship, and can flirt, but she feels like a passionate and ruthless girl, and is calmer than Chuzheng in terms of emotions. Chuzheng didn't understand emotions at first, but later on when she saw the good guy card, all the emotions she showed were for him alone. Lingqiong can pour all her emotions into her from the beginning, but every time she starts to clarify who her target is, she can show all her enthusiasm. When the time is up, she can calmly withdraw. And she falls in love when she feels that every world is different, and she is much more rational and indifferent. It is also related to the environment in which she lived and grew up in the original world. Chuzheng has a heavy responsibility and has lived for too long. She feels withdrawn from the world. She has a cold temper but is emotionally simple. The environment in which Ling Qiong lives is more complex, with many intrigues and intrigues. She has a certain entertainment-oriented feeling towards this game... Due to her origin and living environment, like Chu Zheng, it is difficult for her to keep people or things around her for a long time. Moreover, her lifespan is normal. The days of hiding in Tibet also make the things around her last shorter, so it is more difficult to devote long-term feelings to the same thing. The days of hiding in the game and the way of getting money (large sums of money in a short period of time, no long-term income) after three years of not working or eating open for three days (?) Should be the important reasons for the formation of her character of loving money and spending more. I think there is another reason. There is no room for pickiness in the face of survival, so when there are conditions, such as when you have money temporarily, in the game, Lingqiong will enjoy yourself in time, be picky about whatever you want, and buy whatever you want, even if it is not practical. The reason why she likes to act coquettishly is because there is no chance for such coquettishness in daily life. A person lives in this high-tech, low-tech society without legal identity. How much hardship does a person have to endure? It's not that she can't be strong on her own, it's just that she doesn't have the opportunity to be pampered. Lingqiong's little Gongju has endured a lot of hardships. Perhaps only after Zaizai can appear stably in her ups and downs in her life will he truly open his heart. PS: Personal reflections and analysis. I don't know if I got the author's meaning ~

All krypton is empty, there is no mystery!

The first book Shi Sheng was quite interesting, but the subsequent ones became more and more boring. I can't stand it until Chapter 6... After the female protagonist refused to be conquered by the system and was assigned a new male protagonist who needed krypton money to conquer, she discovered that the new male protagonist was about to die. The behavior of a normal person is that since she resisted the first time, she will continue to resist the second time! Even if the heroine is a beauty-controller, she didn't see the appearance of the new hero at that time, so she should continue to resist! Since we know that this new target being conquered is about to die, why not save the hammer! Let him die. If not, there will be a better one! Anyway, it's just a game NPC, not a real person. This is just like those so-called heroine TV series that are full of industrial saccharine. In order to allow the male and female protagonists to intersect, the heroine said no at the beginning, but then she got into it again. It felt so severe!

Ouch, ah, ah, ah, it's finally open!

This is the fourth little sister. This little sister is cute, a bit shady, a master of making money, and a master of spending money. She has developed hiahiahia (ಡωಡ)

I would like to make a suggestion, could you not have a male protagonist in every dungeon like Shi Sheng's book? It's too boring and will cause visual fatigue after reading a few copies...

I'm really sad to catch up now. I've read the author's first three books, but the main plot of this one really feels for the heroine. The latest update suddenly says that Ling Qiong doesn't want to live anymore??? Ah, she has sacrificed so much for the world and has been used endlessly throughout her life. She is not a boss. She is at best a person with relatively strong abilities. She will also die and be injured. Ah, ah, world consciousness, I hate you.

I wonder if all the money Lingqiong earned was spent on Chuzheng! Throw the alpaca Δ~~~~Δ ξ •ェ•ξ ξ~ξ ξ ξ ξ ξξ ξξξ~~~ξξ ξ_ξξ_ξξ_ξξ_ξ ヽ(´•ω•)ノ UU"

Chuzheng is not updated anymore? I want to see it😭

Is there a male protagonist? Do I think I'm going to collapse? What kind of male protagonist do you want in Quick Wear? Is there the same male protagonist in every mission world? If that's the case, it's really meaningless.