'Don't Make Me Go' — A Basic Story With The Year's Most Heartbreaking Ending
'Don't Make Me Go' is what you would expect, Wally and her father, Max, clash tremendously and don't understand each other. Although, it's very heartwarming.
Missing Girlfriend
The male protagonist Chen Gu entered the society. Because of his low self-esteem and cowardly personality, he was repeatedly bullied in his life, and his deep sense of frustration made him only find solace in the virtual world of the game. By a coincidence, he met the heroine Ti Mo in the game. With Ti Mo’s careful help, Chen Gu became a little more confident. As his strength became stronger, Chen Gu began to become more and more conceited. For this reason, he almost lost the relationship. The most important thing is that the "girlfriend" has disappeared inexplicably.
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The male protagonist Chen Gu entered the society. Because of his low self-esteem and cowardly personality, he was repeatedly bullied in his life, and his deep sense of frustration made him only find solace in the virtual world of the game. By a coincidence, he met the heroine Ti Mo in the game. With Ti Mo’s careful help, Chen Gu became a little more confident. As his strength became stronger, Chen Gu began to become more and more conceited. For this reason, he almost lost the relationship. The most important thing is that the "girlfriend" has disappeared inexplicably.
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