Can Players of Real-Life Love Games Pass the Level in Evil Ways?

Status: Serialized Number of words: 64,000 words Potential of this book: 🌟🌟🌟🌗 [Plot summary] Stuck into a metagame that is manipulated by others, should I really be a bystander and provide assists to the "hero", or should I try to get rid of my fate and truly enjoy the daily life of youth? [Highlights of this book] 🌟The writing is so good that it's hard to believe it's a new author. As a reader of light novels, my impression after reading this book is that the control of daily life and text in this book is almost as good as that of light novels such as "Love Travel" and "Tea Love". The descriptions of Xu Ranran in the first few chapters are really touching. 🌟The setting of this book is also quite innovative. The setting of "As long as you don't follow the established process, you will stay on that day forever" gives the book a sad color (maybe be?), With a hint of literary youth, which is very stomach-churning but also attractive. [Expectations for this book] 🌟The biggest suggestion is whether to change the title and introduction of the book🥹The title of the book is really unpalatable and the introduction does not display the selling points to attract people. It would be a pity if readers have no desire to click in because of the good content because of the outer packaging. 🌟The tear points and happy points are not clearly set, and some foreshadowing is missing. The emotional changes of the protagonist are a bit too strong, which makes the impression slightly abrupt. Finally, I can ignore my own selfishness. The audience of be literature is actually quite narrow, but I still hope that the author can write better and better and put it on the shelves as soon as possible (´▽｀) {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

Rubbish, you are so scared of threats, everyone in the world is dead, what does it have to do with me?

Great book! Praise!

I think it's good, it's the relationship between the protagonists later on.