[Exposé + livestreaming + cutting-edge tech + hilarious dark comedy mashup + return of the myriad realms]
One female lead, with plot threads unfolding in parallel and plenty of twists. The early chapters have some potentially off-putting elements that serve as setups for later twists, so straightforward readers, think carefully before proceeding.
Synopsis: A half-baked streamer livestreams the laid-back, lie-flat life of her scheming uncle, a total couch potato. Then... she goes viral...
Comments: You call this lying flat? Reporting this streamer by real name for not treating her fans like people.
Fake wife: “From now on, my husband gets the final say!”
Real wife: “Why do I have to wait a hundred chapters to show up?”
Author: “Since ancient times, who has escaped death? Let my loyal heart shine through the pages of history.”
P.S. This book will never compromise!
Please, those who only gave it one star, read to chapter 40. All the content before that is just setup and won't take long, but your feedback is really discouraging to the author.
Those who gave it 1-2 stars, please take a good look at "The Wife-Protecting Maniac" and Chapter 40.
Go go go!
👍👍👍👍👍👍 Keep it up! You've worked hard! That's a pretty wild idea, isn't it? Even the wives are fake!
Oh dear, what happened to my brother Ritian?
This is a good book, I recommend it!
Pretty good, very novel.
It's alright. Reading it without thinking too much is a novel idea (to be honest, there aren't many novels these days that can compare to classics), and it's a little bit entertaining (just a little). In my review, the feeling definitely changes after chapter 40, but those 40 chapters aren't very concise. You can skip ahead or just start reading from here.
Not bad, quite interesting. At least the writing is smooth, with virtually no logical errors or grammatical mistakes. If the author can maintain the rhythm and basic structure, improve the language, and reduce the frequent use of vulgar tropes like "father's death" and crude language, it could be considered one of the best novels I've read on Tomato.com. Sincerely, Qinglanshanren.
It's quite good-looking, I'll give it a thumbs up.