The Online Game Starts with a Grocery Store

It can be said that the subject matter is novel, and the writing style is very good at present. The plot is not like those books about cultivating immortals that only focus on improving combat power without thinking. It has a beginning and an end. The ending gives readers an infinite reverie. Seeing Wuyou "dead" in the end, but returning to reality to meet the player's friends and the reunion with Liuli Susu make people full of emotions.

It's quite interesting. At first I felt that this book was different from the online games I had read before. Although they were all games with a percentage of real games, the ones I read before were all entered as players. Suddenly I saw an NPC store manager in it. I thought it was quite novel, so I read it patiently for a while. I felt good. This store manager can deal with it, and he really gets into trouble when something happens. A friend was bullied by the store manager, and the boss couldn't defeat the various support or he got into it himself. I cried at the end. I fought for all the players in the game. I won the battle later and became a god. However, I gave up my godhood for my friends and started over in the game with my friends as players.

The plot of this book is exciting and interesting, the plots are interlocking and the story is relatively novel. It is a good novel. It tells the story of the protagonist's unusual start in acquiring the system, growing step by step, moving forward bravely when encountering difficulties, never giving up, and finally reuniting with the players to a successful conclusion.

It's a bit awkward, it's the first time I read an online game novel that players are so tough with NPCs! Any player can handle NPCs! Does the author have any misunderstanding about NPC? Besides, it's a shop NPC! Laughing to death

This book gives people a very novel feeling. Personally, I feel that the ending is particularly good: "There are not only memories here, but also me." Love it, love it

Great author, the ending is a bit sloppy, isn't it? At least the male protagonist brought a few NPCs back to the real world.

To be honest, this book is really semi-invincible, but it feels like the author is very clever and like a dog licker, and each player is like a ***. In some places, the writing is good, and in other places, the writing is poor, and it doesn't feel like it was written by a human being. I have also been a bookworm for several years. This is one of the 10 times I have read an article with a female protagonist. I am still lying in the hospital. The signal is good, you can leave comments.

I almost cried when I watched it... There was such a heart-wrenching BGM that I cried so much that we finally reunited at the Wuyou Grocery Store and that part of our true love

I stayed up until 5:30 in the morning to finish watching it. Occasional mistakes are acceptable, but overall I like it. It would be perfect if Su Su and Zi'er could come out and recognize each other in reality. Liuli went back to continue being the Demon King. It's most meaningful to finish Wuyou again when you reach the Glazed Demon King.

The subject matter is quite novel, the writing is good, and the plot is a bit urgent but okay. It is said that the ending of a tragedy can make people remember it, but as a novel lover, I feel that the characters in it are real, and they really exist in their world. The ending of the tragedy is the sadness of those characters rather than our pain. The author clearly had other choices, but chose a tragic ending. Maybe it was a scribbling ending for money, or maybe it was personal style. This is the freedom of the author, but I still hope that the authors of online articles really love every character they create.