An Ran is obsessed with a house fighting game.
Among the four power grabbers in the game, she chose Shen Ye, who was on the abnormal difficulty level.
He is the son of his ex-wife. His parents don't love him, his tribe ostracizes him, and his stepmother plots against him. He is in a very difficult situation!
So, she started to help Shen Ye counterattack in life and seize power and usurp the throne.
"Shen Ye, you have to be kind to others."
"Shen Ye, take this piece of land!"
"Shen Ye, you can make a lot of money by signing this artist!"
"Shen Ye, it's time to find a wife!"
Shen Ye in the game was unhappy: "Didn't you say that when I accumulate enough points, I can see you?"
An Ran: "..." Wake up, you are a game character!
But later, he really broke through the dimensional wall and found her...
How should I put it? I'm a little silent. This is not a bad review, but there are things I don't quite understand. I want to point it out first. First of all, there is Song Yang, a big guy. How did he get into the mistress's bedroom? I really want to know. Song Yang lives in the heroine's house. The heroine's parents like him very much, so he can touch the heroine's completely unlocked bedroom door in the middle of the night. The heroine sleeps so hard, as if she has been given sleeping pills. Without the sound of the door closing at all, he touches the heroine's bedside and picks up the mobile phone next to the heroine's pillow. Is this right? My best friend surnamed Zhou has chosen again and again between a man and a best friend to assist Song Yang (although she seems to be on the heroine's side, but have you noticed that she leaked the information) and at the same time support the heroine. In the name of doing good for the heroine, Song Yang was repeatedly dissuaded by his best friend named Zhou, but he still took action. The heroine clearly knew that Song Yang had feelings for her, refused verbally, and was completely unprepared. She was really invincible. To be honest, the plot as a whole is very interesting. On one side is the real life of the heroine, and on the other side is the life of the male protagonist. The love journey of the male and female protagonists also begins with getting to know each other. The male protagonist may be passionate about the female protagonist because of the so-called suspension bridge effect, but the female protagonist is not, after some "thoughtful consideration". At first, the male protagonist didn't agree to his confession. There is also the cuckold incident. There was indeed this task at the beginning. The female protagonist said it but the male protagonist did not do it. The appearance of the mission may be because the system wants to use the pressure of public opinion to gain a wave of sympathy for the male protagonist. The heroine completely regarded this as a game, so she felt that it didn't matter even if she posted it, because she herself was also cheated, and she may have a "shared hardship" mentality. The author portrays the characters very well, and there is no mismatch between the preface and the follow-up. Although there are typos or missing words, the words still flow smoothly. There is no missing plot, except for the plot in the real world that gave me a headache. It can be said that the world on the male protagonist's side is quite exciting with the help of the female protagonist.
Very nice! Highly recommended!
I really like the male and female protagonists! They all try their best for each other!
The plot is also very exciting and heartwarming, (although there are a few scumbags who are very annoying), but the male and female protagonists are very determined to choose each other at a critical moment. It is really the most pure and warm dream in my mind!
The male protagonist is mature and will kneel down when he makes the female protagonist angry, which reduces a lot of barriers.
The pure love warrior said it was worth rushing! ! !
The male and female protagonists do redeem each other to a certain extent, but the plot is very intriguing. Can a best friend touch personal items such as a mobile phone without her permission? She also moved many times without the permission of the heroine (this was okay, I reluctantly accepted it). Later, regarding the child, the heroine decided to have a child. The hero and the parents tried to persuade her many times to no avail. After she gave up, she still regretted it... Just... I can accept both the male and female protagonists (thanks to the stone and the male protagonist)
I'm going to have a heart attack from the heroine. After reading 200 chapters, I really can't continue. The heroine has no privacy at all here. Anyone can use the phone if they want. Apologize and then do it again. The heroine's best friend is also hard to describe. You have to like the man who killed the heroine. Are you sure you are positioned as a best friend and not an enemy? I am really impressed.
What's going on with the heroine? My best friend uses her phone whenever she says, and the people her best friend likes are also the same. Private things can be moved at any time. The heroine was angry and the other party apologized. Then do it again. I read Chapter 200 and felt like I was going to have a heart attack from the heroine.
Song Yang and Zhou Qian would really be pissed off. The male protagonist has finally traveled through time, and yet he still writes such a plot. Is it necessary? It's forced.
It's just that the little flowers and grass always stick out like the murderer's child, it feels weird
To be honest, the plot is really exciting! At least I had a lot of mood swings when I watched it in the early stages! ! ! Mainly because of the shameless behavior of Song Yang, the heroine's friend and doctor, and the speechless behavior of the heroine's best friend, He Qian, which really pissed me off!
Later on, it was okay to wait for the male protagonist to enter the heroine's world. The main reason is that the heroine's father really annoyed me. He only blamed when things happened and said it was the heroine's fault regardless of whether it was right or wrong. The heroine's mother could see more clearly than him. Speaking of whose daughter was almost violated, he didn't get angry. He blamed his daughter for having random friends and said that his daughter was not good in any way. This is not a matter of rationality over emotion, okay?
I don't know if it was because the early writing was too deeply rooted in people's hearts or if I was impatient later on. Anyway, I skipped directly to the finale. Fortunately, the two of them were together again in different time and space, so it was okay.
I have read more than a hundred chapters so far. From the beginning, I felt that the male protagonist was a fool*, but after gradually understanding the male protagonist's family background, I understood why the male protagonist has such a bad temper. I also like watching the process of the male and female protagonists healing each other. But what I don't understand very much is that every time the male protagonist reaches a key plot point, the female protagonist is not there. Either the female protagonist is offline halfway through the plot, or the male protagonist has been killed and the female protagonist arrives too late. I was really speechless. When the male protagonist caused trouble and someone broke the heroine's phone, the heroine was crying while pressing the button to turn it on. Since it was broken, she quickly went to buy a new one. She kept saying that the game was out of print and wouldn't come back. If you weren't the heroine, why don't you really try it? Even if it really doesn't come back, do you want a new phone to keep in touch with people? Oh my God. When I got home, I curled up in the quilt and cried. I almost wanted to help her buy a new one. Anyway, I am quite speechless now that I have seen it, but this setting is still very attractive, but I will not read more than 100 chapters.
Generally speaking, after seeing it now, I just think that the female protagonist is silly and sweet, the male partner is a jealous and scheming bitch, and the female partner is a tool. The male protagonist's previous words are a little bit different.
Moreover, the author's writing is a bit childish, and some words and sentences still need to be carefully considered on how to write them. For example, when I wrote about the male protagonist using his wisdom to (seem to) gain financial benefits, the author wrote "He is a man after all". I thought it would be good to have a little sister in the comment, so I changed it to "He is a businessman after all". One word difference, I may be more sensitive or something, but I just think this sentence is poorly written. Does it have to be a man?
This book is worth spending time with, but not with your brain. If you like the character setting of this book, you can check out (because I also like it very much) the frail and savior female protagonist ✘ the pitiful tyrant male protagonist. Quite touching.
The above is my personal opinion. I am 17 or 18 years old and feel that this article is a bit naive, but I will continue to read it. I don't mean any harm to the author or readers. You are also welcome to recommend good books
How should I put it? I'm a little silent. This is not a bad review, but there are things I don't quite understand. I want to point it out first. First of all, there is Song Yang, a big guy. How did he get into the mistress's bedroom? I really want to know. Song Yang lives in the heroine's house. The heroine's parents like him very much, so he can touch the heroine's completely unlocked bedroom door in the middle of the night. The heroine sleeps so hard, as if she has been given sleeping pills. Without the sound of the door closing at all, he touches the heroine's bedside and picks up the mobile phone next to the heroine's pillow. Is this right? My best friend surnamed Zhou has chosen again and again between a man and a best friend to assist Song Yang (although she seems to be on the heroine's side, but have you noticed that she leaked the information) and at the same time support the heroine. In the name of doing good for the heroine, Song Yang was repeatedly dissuaded by his best friend named Zhou, but he still took action. The heroine clearly knew that Song Yang had feelings for her, refused verbally, and was completely unprepared. She was really invincible. To be honest, the plot as a whole is very interesting. On one side is the real life of the heroine, and on the other side is the life of the male protagonist. The love journey of the male and female protagonists also begins with getting to know each other. The male protagonist may be passionate about the female protagonist because of the so-called suspension bridge effect, but the female protagonist is not, after some "thoughtful consideration". At first, the male protagonist didn't agree to his confession. There is also the cuckold incident. There was indeed this task at the beginning. The female protagonist said it but the male protagonist did not do it. The appearance of the mission may be because the system wants to use the pressure of public opinion to gain a wave of sympathy for the male protagonist. The heroine completely regarded this as a game, so she felt that it didn't matter even if she posted it, because she herself was also cheated, and she may have a "shared hardship" mentality. The author portrays the characters very well, and there is no mismatch between the preface and the follow-up. Although there are typos or missing words, the words still flow smoothly. There is no missing plot, except for the plot in the real world that gave me a headache. It can be said that the world on the male protagonist's side is quite exciting with the help of the female protagonist.
Very nice! Highly recommended!
I really like the male and female protagonists! They all try their best for each other! The plot is also very exciting and heartwarming, (although there are a few scumbags who are very annoying), but the male and female protagonists are very determined to choose each other at a critical moment. It is really the most pure and warm dream in my mind! The male protagonist is mature and will kneel down when he makes the female protagonist angry, which reduces a lot of barriers. The pure love warrior said it was worth rushing! ! !
The male and female protagonists do redeem each other to a certain extent, but the plot is very intriguing. Can a best friend touch personal items such as a mobile phone without her permission? She also moved many times without the permission of the heroine (this was okay, I reluctantly accepted it). Later, regarding the child, the heroine decided to have a child. The hero and the parents tried to persuade her many times to no avail. After she gave up, she still regretted it... Just... I can accept both the male and female protagonists (thanks to the stone and the male protagonist)
I'm going to have a heart attack from the heroine. After reading 200 chapters, I really can't continue. The heroine has no privacy at all here. Anyone can use the phone if they want. Apologize and then do it again. The heroine's best friend is also hard to describe. You have to like the man who killed the heroine. Are you sure you are positioned as a best friend and not an enemy? I am really impressed.
What's going on with the heroine? My best friend uses her phone whenever she says, and the people her best friend likes are also the same. Private things can be moved at any time. The heroine was angry and the other party apologized. Then do it again. I read Chapter 200 and felt like I was going to have a heart attack from the heroine.
Song Yang and Zhou Qian would really be pissed off. The male protagonist has finally traveled through time, and yet he still writes such a plot. Is it necessary? It's forced.
It's just that the little flowers and grass always stick out like the murderer's child, it feels weird
To be honest, the plot is really exciting! At least I had a lot of mood swings when I watched it in the early stages! ! ! Mainly because of the shameless behavior of Song Yang, the heroine's friend and doctor, and the speechless behavior of the heroine's best friend, He Qian, which really pissed me off! Later on, it was okay to wait for the male protagonist to enter the heroine's world. The main reason is that the heroine's father really annoyed me. He only blamed when things happened and said it was the heroine's fault regardless of whether it was right or wrong. The heroine's mother could see more clearly than him. Speaking of whose daughter was almost violated, he didn't get angry. He blamed his daughter for having random friends and said that his daughter was not good in any way. This is not a matter of rationality over emotion, okay? I don't know if it was because the early writing was too deeply rooted in people's hearts or if I was impatient later on. Anyway, I skipped directly to the finale. Fortunately, the two of them were together again in different time and space, so it was okay.
I have read more than a hundred chapters so far. From the beginning, I felt that the male protagonist was a fool*, but after gradually understanding the male protagonist's family background, I understood why the male protagonist has such a bad temper. I also like watching the process of the male and female protagonists healing each other. But what I don't understand very much is that every time the male protagonist reaches a key plot point, the female protagonist is not there. Either the female protagonist is offline halfway through the plot, or the male protagonist has been killed and the female protagonist arrives too late. I was really speechless. When the male protagonist caused trouble and someone broke the heroine's phone, the heroine was crying while pressing the button to turn it on. Since it was broken, she quickly went to buy a new one. She kept saying that the game was out of print and wouldn't come back. If you weren't the heroine, why don't you really try it? Even if it really doesn't come back, do you want a new phone to keep in touch with people? Oh my God. When I got home, I curled up in the quilt and cried. I almost wanted to help her buy a new one. Anyway, I am quite speechless now that I have seen it, but this setting is still very attractive, but I will not read more than 100 chapters. Generally speaking, after seeing it now, I just think that the female protagonist is silly and sweet, the male partner is a jealous and scheming bitch, and the female partner is a tool. The male protagonist's previous words are a little bit different. Moreover, the author's writing is a bit childish, and some words and sentences still need to be carefully considered on how to write them. For example, when I wrote about the male protagonist using his wisdom to (seem to) gain financial benefits, the author wrote "He is a man after all". I thought it would be good to have a little sister in the comment, so I changed it to "He is a businessman after all". One word difference, I may be more sensitive or something, but I just think this sentence is poorly written. Does it have to be a man? This book is worth spending time with, but not with your brain. If you like the character setting of this book, you can check out (because I also like it very much) the frail and savior female protagonist ✘ the pitiful tyrant male protagonist. Quite touching. The above is my personal opinion. I am 17 or 18 years old and feel that this article is a bit naive, but I will continue to read it. I don't mean any harm to the author or readers. You are also welcome to recommend good books