A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.

A red dot,

Flickered,

Or maybe no flash.

When Cheng Cheng was busy breaking through the first wave of enemy miscellaneous formations, this red dot quietly appeared at the edge of her perspective.

Or to be more precise, it's the bottom two-thirds of the middle of the virtual screen on the left, which is supposed to be a less common, but occasionally used parameter (interface) refresh point.

Focusing on the next level of the submenu can also be expanded, but in actual combat, in order to avoid accidental touches, it is usually pre-locked.

It doesn't matter, but it's annoying to accidentally glimpse it when there's "business".

At least after Cheng Cheng cleared all the other party's troops and had been back and forth with the cadres for four or five rounds, he was right when he was shaken by the red dot.

But this time it may also be an illusion, because just now the enemy cadres took great care to put a small kill, which was not very powerful and had a wide range.

Cheng Cheng also started the self-test on the right side of the viewshed, and no problems were found.

The values of the body and the plug-in are relatively normal.

This made her call out the small move to activate the interface, and at the same time, she was a little suspicious that she had just read it wrong, and the red dot might not have flashed.

By the way, this move was successfully dodged by the cadres on the opposite side, but it also had an indirect control effect, because there was another cyber magical girl waiting for him from nowhere in the direction of his dodge.

Ding Dong Dong gradually connected a set.