What was a gaming competition or gaming novel with Lillian as the female protagonist? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-14 13:48

This book was called "The Magic Sword Mage who leveled up by playing Mini games." The characters in the book included the female protagonist, Lilian."I'm a dog when I'm serious with you chuunibyou." Woof woof woof." This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. [The Demon Sword Mage Who Leveled Up Through Playing Mini games] Author: Bei Qi. This is a novel about gaming competitions and gaming in another world. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendations: Western fantasy, transmigration, Mini games (?)] The female protagonist, Lillian, contributed a life worth of downloads and transmigrated to the game world. She started a rich life in another world, closely revolving around the basic question of "Where are you going, Dad?", forming cliques and fighting monsters to level up and save the kingdom… It was very enjoyable to watch! The entire plot chain was like a carefully constructed domino. The fall of the first card caused all events to change their fate one by one. Battle after battle, suspense after suspense, and at the climax, the foreshadowing exploded continuously. It was too exciting. His worldview was similar to the author's previous works. It was already a mature old world! Western fantasy is only good if it has a bunch of settings like this! In addition, the setting of learning by playing Mini games is too funny, 2333 In the beginning, I thought that this book would be easy to read. However, the plot took off and in the end, it became [It's actually like this!?] state. It was really mind-blowing to read. Some inconspicuous background settings, actions, and conversations would have hidden clues. It was easy to be confused if you missed it. Perhaps it had something to do with the writing style. Although the design was very logical, the narrative was a little messy, and the story was not clear enough... The female lead was cute, and her level of complaining, fighting, and gaming addiction were both LV-max. The male protagonist was cute. He looked like a gentle and gentle top ten bodyguard, but he was actually keen on causing trouble behind his back. He was ranked first among the beauties and mightiest men in the mainland. Cute teenagers and girls falling in love was the cuteness of the square! The supporting characters were also very three-dimensional. Perhaps it was because the author had tried a new way of writing,"using different perspectives and understandings to show the same thing", so each character acted according to their own path, and their personalities and ideals could be described without much words. Based on such a role, the right and wrong of contradictions and conflicts were diluted. It was the difference in concepts, the dispute of beliefs, and the collision of civilizations. Towards the end of the book, there was a wonderful feeling of breaking through fate and being imprisoned by fate. It was quite interesting. A person should not be "chosen" to become a leader or a hero, but to become himself. People strive to break free from the fate arranged by the chess players and embark on their own destiny. The ending is the kind of cool chuunibyou (?) that I like! The scene was the Dark Tower, and the air seemed to be filled with rose petals. Also, the air outside was filled with dog food. I hope you will like this book.