You Were Supposed to Fish, So How Did You Reel in the Golden Cudgel?

I really can't stand it. No matter how awesome the protagonist is, the live audience just doesn't believe it.

It's frustrating to watch. You know all about WoW and Wolves and you believe in otherworldly Pokémon. Hundreds of otherworldly buildings appear out of thin air, but you don't believe it in the end. The protagonist turns in everything and throws away the little things. The most annoying thing is the moral kidnapping of not being patriotic if you don't hand it over. I don't mean that you are not patriotic. I think there is no conflict between "patriotism" and "self-interest". I can give you what I don't need and that is useful to the country, but you have to give me similar compensation "such as money or individual privileges" which are innocuous to a big country. As a bitch, I have been bullied to the point of being bullied, yet I still go out of my way to save people and wipe their butts. It doesn't mean that you should be a cold and heartless person. You can save others without harming yourself, but there is no need to save people who are malicious to you.

Why are there so many stupid experts written about. . . What a estrangement

The subject matter is very good, but it's a pity that the writing failed! Quite irritating! Once you start a live broadcast, it's over. What's the point of being a wandering expert now? You can still watch the Pokémon part, after all, the main character has the greatest benefit! And at this stage, the court also showed a friendly side! When you get to the golden coffin, you'll be so excited that you have no friends! Pokémon have appeared, and monsters have also appeared. Something with super power has appeared. You can't believe it if there are zombies! Get a bunch of so-called experts to go around and bring the gold coffin with them. No matter how well the museum has a background, can it still gamble with the security of the country? I keep saying that I want to win over the protagonist, but this time I can really offend people. Our protagonist is even more talented. Here I said that I wanted to escape, but in the end I went to save them! The position of Leshan Giant Buddha should be given to you!

I hope the zombies can kill more people and wipe out the demon city.

There are so many people. Write a clown for this disgusting person. If you don't accept it, just do it. It's not like the protagonist doesn't have that ability.

Even if you only know how to change after being beaten a few times, there is no need to treat the supporting characters as human beings in order to enhance the conflict effect. The turn-based system is not how you play it. The overall plot is: the protagonist catches something good, and then the supporting characters don't believe it and make all kinds of complaints about the protagonist, and finally get slapped in the face. The author can temporarily lend his brain to the supporting characters, so that the author can be fine without his brain. What a perfect choice!

The part where I saw the zombies was a **** expert and a nanny protagonist.

He complained again, then slapped him in the face, praised him, and then continued again.

Another eunuch, the ticket is wasted