By chance, Toru Narumi gets a love simulation system. As long as he works hard to play various roles in the simulation and defeat NPCs, he can get rewards and change his life as an unknown person. But the premise of the game is that he will definitely meet his death at the end. He elopes with the seriously ill Yukinoshita Yukino, escapes from the hospital, drives along the road to the sea, and finally gives his pancreas to Yukino, leaving her to live alone. He and his younger sister Eriri stage a body-swap love comedy, are forgotten by everyone at the midsummer fireworks festival, and embrace in a deserted town. The rain of meteorites confronts the band. A socially anxious bully dies suddenly in Yamada Ryo's arms on the eve of the band's rise to fame. It's only then that people realize he was solely motivated by his desire to help Goto Ichiri, who drifts apart from his childhood sweetheart, Sakurajima Mai. After she's cursed with reverse growth, he takes it upon himself, their lives intersecting in opposite directions. But after escaping the game's death ending, he feels something's amiss. Lover, brother, childhood sweetheart, what happened to the supposed setting in a simulation? Why did you all take it so seriously?

Traveling through the heavens, relying on the proficiency panel, God rewards hard work and once you get a certificate, you will get it forever, Jiang Hao walks out on a supreme path step by step.

The new book has been released, titled "Traveling Through Time, I Am Myself the Golden Finger". If you are interested, you can go and take a look.

PS; I can write about the worlds of Huo Yuanjia, Once Upon a Time in China series, The Siege of the City, Project A, The Mummy, Anaconda, The Fast and the Furious series, Uncle Gou's Republic of China series, Hong Kong horror films, casual urban movies, Marvel series, DC series, novels like Mortal Man, Battle Through the Heavens, Immortal Rebellion, Eternal Life, and Devouring the Stars, and TV series like Mythology and The Return of the Condor Heroes, etc.