The Sweets Prince's Search - Chapter 18: Falling Out

Lu Yao strayed into a small pixel game where he played the role of a god, but found that this game was connected to a world of different dimensions.

The [sacrifice] in the game will enter reality, and the [gift] he gave can also reach the game world.

As a trainee god, he can’t do much except create various natural disasters.

Until he gritted his teeth and revived a supermodel apostle, the gameplay changed a bit…

- Description from novelbuddy

This novel is also named “The game I got is different from yours” | “Game is different, what to do” | “Every time the target is the big BOSS” | “Why is the BOSS of Horror games always the most handsome?” | “They are running for their lives, I am falling in love”… and so on.

The protagonist is a slave to beautiful faces – he likes good-looking people, can’t say no to a pretty visage, and is filled with thoughts of love. One day he bound with a target-attack system where he can travel from world to world and experience love with the most handsome (key point!) target!

The number of players in each game is not set. The protagonist has only one target – the most handsome one. As he falls in love, he realizes… the other players perhaps, maybe, probably… have Horror? Survival? Escape-type games?

- Description from Novelupdates

Su Nan accidentally came into contact with a game called “Demon World” and obtained a unique talent.

Just as he thought he would showcase his skills in the game, he discovered various signs indicating that the game he played was not simple.

Rampaging players, immortal demons, possessed monsters...

All sorts of incredible things happened one after another, and the real world gradually became bizarre.

Sensing the danger around him, Su Nan decisively chose to secretly develop himself.

When the game merged with reality, he looked back and realized that he had long become the biggest demon in the eyes of the players.

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