Popularity Comes First, I Play the Role of a Super Genius

[68 points·Grain and grass·Performance flow] In the live performance stream, the protagonist travels to a world of dramas and activates the popularity system. He needs the popularity of the audience to get feedback from various plug-ins. The protagonist relies on selling various body parts to overdraw the system's capabilities and create his own super genius character to enhance his popularity. How to put it this way, there have been several books on role-playing with similar routines. The one on role-playing as a villain was a hit for a while, but there is basically no complete ending, because this kind of role-playing book is too easy to overdraw the expectations. In the early stage, it is fun to watch all kinds of pretentiousness, but in the later stage, it becomes boring when the threshold is high. This early-stage protagonist hero story is too strong, and I feel that the pretense skills are not as good as those in the previous books.