An App Connects Two Worlds, and I Spoil the Brooding Villain

It's alright. The interactions between the two characters in the beginning are quite numerous and very sweet. The author seemed to be trying to develop some political intrigue later on, but perhaps due to their young age, the writing lacked depth. However, the sweet and tumultuous interactions in the beginning were still very enjoyable. Overall, it's acceptable.

The female lead was too timid and seemed a bit dim-witted at the beginning, which made me very angry. The male lead was even harder to judge, but the plot was still quite novel.

[Mutual Redemption] [Comeback] [Raising Game] She was self-conscious, overweight, and pressured by her family. He, his dragon horn broken, was being hunted and was nearing his end. Two species with tragic fates met because of a game. That day, Ji Yang encountered his "god". Meng Leya also transformed into a "goddess" admired by everyone because of the game. Two small figures relied on each other and grew into figures admired by everyone. He is hers, she is his. His/her alone...

Amazing... Amazing!!! Looking for similar books... It's divine!

Unloved by her parents but doted on and favored by her younger sister, the protagonist, Meng Leya, casually plays a simulation game in her room. (Their family is awful, but the protagonist, despite being fat and ugly, doesn't seem to realize she should learn to rebel or run away from home to find a way to be self-reliant. Even if their life isn't as miserable as theirs, it's still not bad!)

I don't like the female lead's character; she's cowardly and timid, never resisting her lousy parents and her lousy sister. (Sulking and complaining with a puffed-up face) However, in the latter half of the story, she has escaped her family.

It was great to watch (⭐⭐⭐⭐), but the ending was a bit abrupt.

Haha, she's a lecherous best friend.

Teacher Wang has already eaten it, it's fine.

Can't scales conceal one's aura?