Livestream: This Bystander Is Too Good at Stirring Things Up, and I'm Going Viral

It's still quite funny. It's best to write it in a more regular direction on the Internet, so that it doesn't end up being too funny! Monthly tickets are presented. Come on

To be honest, you can write some more realistic cases, it doesn't have to be all funny.

I thought it was quite interesting at first, and I was ready to keep watching, but it was too outrageous for Jiaojing to live stream racing with others. Pig's feet have no brains? Is it appropriate? **It's*,* It's

Or in the case of live broadcast, can you not do all these bells and whistles, which are all pretentious and slap in the face?

When are you going to write about the old man whose whole family only has a mentally challenged brother? I really cried when I watched that episode. The old man is so optimistic. I hope the protagonist can help him.

Master, can you pull this off?

Why should a traffic-related live broadcast be linked to the public live broadcast?

Did the author forget the identity of the protagonist, a traffic policeman? Why did you write that he was like an anchor going to work and broadcasting one or two passers-by and then getting off work? Is the traffic bureau so free?

Which driver dares to show off in front of the police and write nonsense like this?

The writing is quite funny, good