Livestream: An Incredible Road Trip in a Camper Van with An Xiaoni

Holy crap! That's it? Author, you're hopeless! It's so short and weak. Keep it up, author! I believe in you! Take care of yourself. I wish you all the best, good health, and many happy returns of the day. Keep going!

It's really good, a great portrayal of the scenery and culture of our motherland, and it also reflects the darker side of humanity and patriotism (some of which are). However, if it were shorter, it would have been gone in just a few hours. But I have high hopes for you, keep it up!

Dear author, let me do the math for you. If you type one word every two seconds, that's 1800 words per hour. In a 24-hour day, if you sleep six hours, eat for one hour, have a generous one hour for washing up, and another hour for brainstorming, you'll have 15 hours left. That's 27,000 words. At 3000 words per chapter, that's roughly 9 chapters a day.

Great, but not enough! The author put a lot of effort into it; most of it promotes traditional Chinese culture and is quite realistic, especially the blogger and the streamer, who are very realistic.

It's well-written; the author clearly put a lot of effort into it. I didn't see the gift-choosing part, which is good. But I still have to say, author, are you short and weak? The updates are so slow! Hurry up and start writing! ()=╭∩╮ (Giving the middle finger)

I used to only read books rated 9 points or higher. I stumbled upon this book by chance, and it truly cleansed my soul. The backstabbing and intrigue on the internet aren't the main focus. I've read similar novels, but as you can imagine, they constantly emphasize online matters—contract deals, government research into their high technology—too much extraneous detail, with little substantial…

The first 10 chapters are so-so, but the later plot is okay. It's all about loyalty to the emperor and patriotism, which is positive energy. However, the plot is a bit bland and there aren't many climaxes. There's a lot of advanced technology, so you could say the protagonist is a combination of advanced technology and a system!

I originally wanted to give it three stars, but then I remembered reading in the book that forgetting history is tantamount to betrayal. So I gave it four stars because that short sentence alone is worth it. As for the other chapters, I forget where exactly, but there was a problematic part (anyway, I commented on that chapter). Later on, I felt the female lead was being unreasonable.

The author's book is good. Write well and don't ruin it. If you ruin it, I'll send you local specialties from Xinjiang, understand?

Hey, could you show more scenery along the way and less online chat? It feels like half a chapter is filled with online conversations.