Chitchat and Summary

Actually, this summary should have been done tomorrow, since this volume probably won't be finished until tomorrow. But since everyone has questions, I'll summarize it now.

1. This Game is actually very difficult to write because it is really too difficult for the male Game. The author has to rack his brains to make the male protagonist turn the Game around and make it interesting.

Ultimately, there were too few opportunities to seize, and he was tied to Tong Muxue's side, leaving him with very little room to maneuver.

Just as the author said at the beginning of this volume, this Game is actually more like a thrilling love story than a traditional Death Game.

If watching this Game feels like watching a movie, then it means that this volume has reached the level originally intended.

The next Game returns to a normal Death Game, and the male protagonist regains the initiative.

2. Well, how should I put it in this book? It's not that the male protagonist is trying to win over the female protagonists; rather, the male protagonist is passively winning over the female protagonists, and then the female protagonists keep trying to win over the male protagonist.

If placed in a typical urban or campus world, then Tong Muxue would undoubtedly win.

However, the story of this book revolves around Death Game.

The romantic storylines and strategies for the other female protagonists have not yet been developed.

The specific details will unfold gradually, revolving around the subsequent real-world storyline and the Death Game.

When it comes to the other female leads' storylines involving winning over the male lead, the author really doesn't know who everyone will like.

All I can say is that the female leads in this book are all excellent.

Of course, this doesn't mean Tong Muxue will lose.

Because this book is a true harem.

As for how the author did it, readers will have to keep reading to find out.

The relationship between each female lead and the male lead will have some differences.

Just like in the Death Game, the author tries to write something different for each Game.

In addition, the worldview of Death Game needs to be gradually revealed; this book has a proper main storyline!

3. It is necessary for Tong Muxue to go to the male protagonist's side first when she enters the real world; you will see why as you read on.

4. 29 days have passed this month, and I have updated 208,000 words. Although I have only updated twice a day, it is still an average of 7,000+ words per day. It is really tiring, haha. I am asking for monthly votes in advance for next month.

5. I'm not going to say anything more. I just finished a whole batch of work. The author is almost driven crazy by the hard work.

But then comes the most brain-taxing part: new Game Rules, new character designs, new in -Game storylines, and a detailed outline from Game start to the end of the Game.

Fortunately, the real-world storyline will be longer after this Game ends, enough for the author to maintain a regular double update schedule and get everything ready before entering the next Game.

To be honest, the author went through 11 detailed documents just for the outline of the fourth volume of the Game, refining the rough outline into extremely detailed documents as he wrote.

In the Third Game, it took from the initial outline to the final outline to finally refine it into 5 documents.

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Looking at the above, I realized there's something I forgot to mention, so I'll add it here.

1. The Third Game was supposed to be a Game where the male protagonist, having experienced the previous Death Game, would become indifferent, abandon all scheming, and win.

Then, in the fourth Game, Tong Muxue healed him and warmed his heart again.

However, the appearance of the Juzi did not make Yimo feel so cold, which was somewhat unexpected.

However, it doesn't affect the subsequent plot and development, and there's no problem.

2. The Death Game, with romance as a secondary element.

Feelings can't be built up overnight. For example, Juzi seems to be completely won over, but actually, Juzi's real storyline hasn't even started yet, so don't rush it.