Endless World Live Broadcast System

The type is novel and the writing is good. But I really don't like the fact that the protagonist always enters the world of foreign movies. To be honest, I have never seen any of the worlds written by the author. I am instantly unlovable.

The early stage is really good... Traveling through time and interacting with tourists on Earth gives readers a third-person perspective, which is very humorous. However, the author has a strong jealousy, such as Da Mi Mi divorcing her husband... It shows the author's naked jealousy. It would have been nice to mention it, but he spent a few chapters In the middle period, the author develops steadily and writes average content. The failure is that the author directly kicked away the audience who helped him in the early stage. Too direct and unacceptable Later on, I didn't finish reading it, I only read the table of contents. But I don't want to read it anymore. The author seems to be a completely different person, and his painting style has completely changed. I've always wanted to see if the author would go back to previous movies to save people, but unfortunately he never did. The author is reminded not to lose his original intention. The person who writes a book writes about himself. The writing level and content of this book are good, but there is no core content. It doesn't have much value, but it is lost in the crowd.

The early part was really well written and I was fascinated by it. But the more the author writes about this protagonist, the more he looks like a stupid, stupid, really sick person. What kind of chicken, bastard thing is he really writing about in the later stage? This is my first time to troll someone, because this book gave me such a contrast. It's impossible to read this book many hours ago, this is the first time I've seen this kind of book.

When I was five years old, I could run to the river beach two kilometers away just to catch a loach. When I was ten years old, I could run all over the streets just for a bunch of candied haws. When I was seventeen, I was able to go to a strange city alone for the person I liked, regardless of my family's objections. When I was twenty-five years old, I just wanted to find someone to spend my whole life with just to get married. It's not that I have become lazy, cowardly, or afraid to love or pursue. I just feel that we are all grown up and there is no second youth for us to squander. I sat in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, looking at the noisy street outside the window, and couldn't help but fall into deep thought: If I hadn't gone to find her and accidentally entered the MLM den when I was seventeen and had my leg broken, I think I could have spent a few more years!

Being able to take people out of the world is nothing to think about. It will definitely force the stallion to give up.

How much the author likes these stars. He was an actor in ancient times.

In ancient times, women in brothels were proficient in chess, calligraphy, and painting. They could be redeemed for a hundred and ten taels of silver and taken home to be raised by others. Nowadays, women who have hundreds of thousands of coins are proficient in chess, calligraphy, and painting. If they are married and brought home as princesses, they will be divorced if they are not satisfied.

I feel like the anchor is too profitable. It doesn't feel good to have to give feedback on the lottery and also have control over who is drawn.

It's really good. It's pretty good. But I don't know if it's my own fault. After reading more than 700 chapters, I can't stand it anymore because it feels a bit messy. Many things and characters, including the attractive places in the early stage, have been forgotten by the schedule. The feeling of the first live broadcast is gone. It's not a matter of leveling up, so I have to abandon the book.

But Stallion Wen decisively gave up, especially doing some indescribable things with married female stars. The female star herself and her husband also watched someone who looked like them having sex with the protagonist. I can't bear it