Because Ling Ling was too stubborn to believe in bad luck, they accidentally transmigrated into an adult-oriented game with a female-dominant setting, despite knowing nothing about its plot.
They were then forced to live with a handsome older woman with a gloomy personality for two months.
At first, Ling Ling thought they just had to get through those two months to regain their freedom. But things didn't go as planned. No matter how careful Ling Ling was, they still ended up offending several of the heroines without meaning to.
The handsome older roommate: “Ling Ling, can I sleep with you?”
The strong-willed heiress: “Ling Ling, why can't the person you like be me?”
The sharp-tongued boss: “Is being my little boyfriend really such a hardship? Someone of my standing has taken a fancy to you. You should consider yourself lucky. Understand?”
Faced with heroines who wanted to make Ling Ling fall for them over time, Ling Ling still had the same answer:
“Puny women, how could you possibly hurt me?”
What's the ending like? Has anyone finished reading it? Could you tell me? I bought half of it.
I'm not feeling well, so I need to take a day off. Sorry everyone.
I'm very busy with work because the Chinese New Year is approaching, so I need to take the day off today. Sorry.
There are also numerous typos and padding the word count. I won't say anything if you're just padding your page on Taobao, but I paid for this page on Pineapple Bun!
[Up to Chapter 109] The lighthearted slice-of-life scenes are great, keep it up!
With its lighthearted slice-of-life content, rich plot, and wide range of settings, this is a great book to read. Ling Ling's character is very distinctive; he possesses an exceptionally sharp mind. While he hasn't reached the level of a master strategist capable of decisive victories, he's far superior to many protagonists (just kidding!). Our Ling Ling has his own unique way of thinking, and the author does a good job of depicting this aspect. As a transmigrator, the protagonist is portrayed from an age perspective similar to most readers, allowing for greater empathy and understanding of the initial panic and unease of being transported into the game...
It's been a bit too bland lately; a woman like Peng Youxiong, a hawk-like figure, wants to eat meat.
How come this book can still win the revival match?
It's actually not too bad. The only problem is that the ending with Zhao Yuqing on the first playthrough is probably hard to handle. Couldn't they have written an "what if" scenario where Zhao Yuqing and the big cat rescue 00 at the end?
I've been dealing with some things lately, so I'll resume updates in a couple of days. I apologize for that.
Why are they deleting comments?
I paid money, so can't I even leave a review? The ending is a total disaster! At first, it seemed like a heartwarming slice-of-life story, but the plot got increasingly chaotic later on. The beginning was a sweet, everyday story, but after the kidnapping, it went completely off the rails. The death of the female lead is a major toxic element, you must know that, right? They couldn't control themselves and created a terrible reincarnation story. If they had written about how the male protagonist started a happy life again in the second time, I wouldn't have said anything, but they just ended it here. Is that the end? The title says "corruption," but the protagonist is determined to die rather than submit. The synopsis seems to be a harem story, but then there's the death of the female lead.