Raising Cute Pets in a Full-Dive Game

Come and report! Already looking forward to a return visit

Come on, come on~ I'm coming, come on~

The writing is very good. I have collected the good books.

After watching the first world, I no longer have the desire to watch it. It feels like a lump in my throat. I don't like the heroine's setting.

First of all, the heroine is an ordinary graduate who is preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination. The theme of the full text is relatively novel, but the plot is relatively gentle. The heroine's feeling of playing a holographic game is relatively bland description. It is very much like an ordinary person exploring a new game. There is no drama, only dullness, giving people a very realistic sense of substitution. In reality, this is how normal people experience games, and from a God's perspective, we always complain, but once we become the heroine, we may treat NPCs in the same way. This feeling is very much like DaDa dreaming about related themes, and with the corresponding inspiration, the characters in it may also be DaDa's real reactions. Of course, the main characters in my personal dreams are more rational, and I am more free-spirited in the follow-up of the strategy, so I feel more empathetic.

I originally read a book about cute pets because it was warm and relaxing, but when I only saw the little dragons, I was completely speechless.

My senses were very poor in the first moment. The heroine was both arrogant and upright. I didn't watch the rest of it. I have a problem with my outlook on life.

The author should be a novice, and his writing style tends to be that of a primary school student. When the dragons were sent away, the heroine quit the game, and there was no desire to continue reading. To be honest, for watching a holographic game, and reading the novel, the title is cute, but the heroine did not treat the pets sincerely from beginning to end. She named the dragons at the dragon's own request. She found out that there were points and then started making clothes. To put it bluntly, she gave them all away just for the points. She also bought pet food and gave you a slap and gave you a candy. It seems that the heroine is still a bit human? The heroine is selfish. She spends more than 10,000 yuan to buy food for herself. Since she knows how to keep pets, even if there are no instructions, she has some common sense in life, right? In the end, I sold the dragon man and now I have money. Why should I quit the game? I don't understand why this setting is written like this.

The boiling water vernacular novel has no desire to read anymore after seeing the little dragons being sent away. The subject matter is good, but it feels like it is writing about primary school students. Compared with normal people, it feels a bit stupid to only write about what to do all day long. Since it is a novel or a holographic setting, and the heroine has no feelings for the game plane, I just feel that it is an MPC game that will not be involved. The heroine seems to be living other people's lives. Does other people's lives have anything to do with me? Anyway, I just want to quit the game.

What puzzles me the most is whether there is a male protagonist in this novel? Because it was initially said that these worlds are real and connected to parallel small worlds. And in various small worlds, occasionally there will be male protagonists who are infatuated with the heroine and have no regrets, like the white cat and the shark, but I don't know if they are the same person. Overall, it's really good-looking, especially since I like sharks and mermaids. It's just a natural filter for this kind of creature that is born with beautiful fantasy. Ending with this small world really makes me think it is a perfect ending.