My Sister Signed Me Up for a Show, and Our Sci-Fi Civilization Was Exposed

Just like if a house is being stolen, anyone can enter? , Haha, it was also broadcast live, and it is still high-tech? Neither are these high technologies. There is no anti-theft or anti-leakage [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

I read Chapter 14 and it's not that good. When the owner is not at home, he can enter other people's homes at will, take photos of other people's design drawings, and wander around other people's homes at will. I beg to differ with this behavior.

You wrote a book that brings wisdom! Being able to enter other people's homes at will and tampering with things. I found something wrong and continued the live broadcast. What do you think?

If you have so-called high technology in your home, you think you can let people in at will. . .

I came here for the title of the book. I've only got a rough idea of ​​it now. So far, I have only introduced one black technology. Even if you can't see your sister, you can't even see the protagonist. Now I don't even know who the main character is. Don't tell me that he is the master of Black Technology, but his sense of existence is the same as that of a passerby, or even worse than a passerby. It was only when I read more than fifty chapters that I saw the protagonist appear once or twice without saying a word, and then changed again. Scene. Seeing that I am so embarrassed now that I have cancer [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

Would you feel comfortable if your home was broadcast live without your permission? Another question is, is this illegal? This is a home invasion In addition, I am really impressed by the necklace of moral kidnapping. The thing you gave to your girlfriend will be taken away by others, especially the feeling of moral kidnapping. Are you comfortable? In addition, your technology is so high, and you can be broken into, I really admire you. In addition, the protagonist appeared in that live broadcast for a while and then disappeared. I was really convinced. I've read more than 30 chapters and I haven't met the main character yet.

I heard that one point will not affect the rating, so I give it two stars. To be honest, I can't even watch it without thinking. I can at least give it three stars if I can read it. Things like a man in his 40s, an Otto son-in-law, etc. If it wasn't so popular and the reviews were so "good", I would give it a three star and stop reading it. But this one [awkward laugh], written like other books, I would still give it a three star. It's not harmful to not give this book two stars now [Petrochemical]

After reading more than 20 chapters, I didn't see where the protagonist's sister was. It was all about random text.

The plot is awkwardly connected and forcibly enlightens everyone. Logically speaking, if the country discovers that this kind of thing does not belong to the earth, generally speaking, it will directly block the live broadcast and determine whether the identity of the owner is harmful, and then communicate with it. And the protagonist's sense of existence is really different.

The reason why this novel has such a low rating is because the plot is completely messed up and the characters are all stupid. I really can't stand it anymore. State secrets cannot be recorded, but they can be broadcast live. It's so funny.