Becoming the Cutest Little One in the Infinite Realm

I would like to give a suggestion to the author. Novels without male protagonists are a little different from other novels, that is, excellent female supporting characters are more popular among readers without male protagonists than excellent male supporting characters I dare not say that this is the case for everyone, because a small number of people read novels without male protagonists just because there are no harem novels anymore, so they like to read ambiguous novels with multiple male supporting characters. Lalang's so-called "male protagonist" But most readers of novels without male protagonists like young ladies, because these readers are fed up with the tea poison of all kinds of male protagonists and male partners, such as icebergs, deadbeats, scheming, etc. These male protagonists and male partners are almost tired of aesthetics, and who can not love all kinds of sisters?

1. The infinitely terrifying environmental protection article reminds people that their species is too arrogant, otherwise the earth may belong to extraterrestrial creatures. 2. Although the heroine has a team, the main perspective is still with the heroine. The role of the team is more to set off the atmosphere, which is okay. There is no overpowering the guest and the team members have their own characteristics. 3. There are no big bugs or illogical plots. If you think carefully, you can catch clues. 4. Let's talk about the campus copy. In fact, the difficulty lies in the author's use of flashbacks, which affects his judgment. This does not mean that the author's writing is not good. After all, it is a horror game novel. You may still prefer a more scary and entertaining plot, rather than using your mind on every word. In the final analysis, the "suppressed" altar of the old middle school in the modern town had a backlash, causing the players, the heroine, to mistakenly believe that the ghosts at the old school site on the mountain were formed due to the collapse of the altar, or else they were all dead ghosts who had long since dissipated. But in fact, he is also a so-called wanderer from outer matter. He has no specific form. When entering the earth, he must rely on the legend of intelligent creatures on the earth to continue his life and transform into a species that the earth can accept. So campus ghosts are still wanderers, just because the campus world has not been completely reduced to a place of death. Perhaps the author deliberately set the first two worlds because they were too difficult to level, and this was also a way to pave the way for players to gradually reveal the identity of the enemy. Precisely because the campus world has not been completely conquered by the wanderers, I speculate that the identity consciousness of the campus ghosts has not fully awakened. They only regard themselves as local ghosts, following the cycle of people who died unjustly and repeating the settings before their death. In the end, the mini-boss is divided into men and women. The female seems to "like" the heroine and wants to keep her by force, which represents the wanderer's attitude towards human beings. The male identity helps the heroine actually because the world has not been completely invaded, retaining the trace of humanity triggered by contact with the heroine. The two orphanages and aristocratic private schools simply mean that the world has been infected, so several ghost schools have appeared on a hilltop. Of course, this is also to give the heroine an opportunity to collect doll companions, and to compete in human nature between players. According to the timeline, it should be the girls' school in the Republic of China, the orphanage in the late Republic of China, the private high school in the 1970s and 1980s, and the town middle school in the 1920s. Later, readers may have complained that the campus world was not well written, and there was basically not much decryption process in the world behind the author. 5. When it comes to the realm of death and the relationship between the land of death and the wanderers, we start with the invasion of the realm of death. The wanderers use myths or legends of ghosts and ghosts in human civilization to encroach on human territory bit by bit. For example, Old School Storm may be a large death realm or the overlap of several death realms. There must be more or less real haunted houses and other places in other parts of the world. The Wanderers paralyzed humans with the legendary image, and finally took over the earth, turning it into a place of death. 6. Clues for return tickets. The author's setting is a bit simple. It seems to rely on luck, but it is a bit like the rest stop behind the player is specially arranged. If you really want to enter the realm of death, you must actively find the answer. Courage alone is not enough. You have to rely on brain power and luck. If one is missing, you will not be able to come back. If the return ticket could be unlocked by just looking at the clues, this article would be back in the cycle of brain power and would not be complete without the decryption. Summary: It's worth watching, with some funny moments and some scary moments. As for the minor points, because there are no emotional disputes, the female protagonist has enough outlook on life, and her young age is both an advantage and a disadvantage, but there are no obvious surprises. The biggest flaw I think is that the skills don't feel fully developed, so the ending feels a bit rushed. Maybe it's because there are too few extras?

Is there anything that you can't stand after just a few chapters?

I read about eighty chapters, and I kept reading solely because of the non-CP setting of the heroine. I thought the heroine was kind-hearted, but to my surprise, she was like a holy mother. At first, I saved people because the heroine was a child, but then I saw that the people the heroine saved turned to harm her, but in the end, the heroine kept saving people? ? ? Furthermore, the heroine has another person's end-of-life memories, which is even more inappropriate. To be honest, the most embarrassing thing when writing a survival novel about unlimited flow is the act of the Virgin who mindlessly saves people. It is the heroine's halo that keeps her alive. I don't know if the heroine will still be like this later. . . . I hope book friends can clear up their doubts and then consider whether to continue reading.

Sorry everyone, I suddenly suffered from gastroenteritis and was in so much pain that I couldn't stand up straight and was almost hospitalized. It's just getting better, I'll definitely update it over the weekend! !

At the beginning, the protagonist time travels to an 18-year-old girl. She is already this age. Why is she still written so young in the article? It's really embarrassing. At the age of eighteen, she is already a female college student, and people around her still call her a kid... Like a primary school student, baby literature.

There are not many novels about Qidian Infinite Flow, but this one! ! Treasure article! ! Both little sisters are so cute! ! Limited exemption from being planted, recommendation tickets have been sent! Come on, author! ! Come and see! ! Don't miss it! !

The sanity of Cheng Shuang's team is really gratifying. The little guy has a group of calm and self-possessed partners, which is enough to survive in this crisis-ridden world. Those opponents who are floating around like worms have endless methods and abilities. They are frightening and at the same time admire their enchanting imagination. The writing is really great and I can't stop reading. Watch them grow step by step and solve the puzzles behind them step by step, saving the worlds that are riddled with holes. I accidentally thought of a sentence - some people will never know who their real enemy is.

Ah, yes, I finally learned how to kill, and I feel like I've both grown up. Sister Juan's death should be said to have been expected. She was put on the bed by that little girl for 30 years because she was too emotional. Now she was deceived by the wolf demon.

This book is quite good. The author has great imagination and the story is novel and unconstrained. Unfortunately, the writing power seems to be insufficient. Some of the descriptions in the early chapters are scattered and confusing, especially the copy of Old School Storm. . . The subsequent chapters have improved a lot. The copy of the food court is well written. The sublimation of the theme at the end suddenly makes people feel that reading this book is not a loss.