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

Like a house being burgled, anyone can just walk in? Ha! And it was even broadcast live. And this supposedly cutting-edge technology? This technology isn't all that great. It doesn't even have any anti-theft or anti-leakage features. 🍉🍉🍉

I read 14 chapters, and it wasn't very good. Entering someone else's house without permission, taking pictures of their design plans, and wandering around freely in someone else's home when the owner isn't home—this behavior is unacceptable.

You wrote a book that makes people stupid! You can just barge into other people's homes and mess with their things. Even after realizing something's wrong, you keep streaming. What were you thinking?

Do you think you can just let anyone into your home just because it has so-called high-tech features?

I came here because of the title. I've only skimmed through it so far. The whole book has only introduced one piece of advanced technology so far. Not only have I not seen the sister, but I haven't even seen the main character. I still don't know who the main character is.

Would you be comfortable if your home was broadcast live without your permission? Another problem is that this is illegal, okay? This is trespassing! As for that necklace thing about moral blackmail, I'm truly speechless. It's like someone else wants something you gave your girlfriend, especially the feeling of being morally blackmailed. How does that make you feel?

I heard that one point won't affect the rating, so I'll give it two stars. Honestly, I couldn't even finish reading it without thinking. If I could, I'd give it at least three stars. Books like "Men at Forty" and "Ultraman's Son-in-Law"—if they weren't so popular and had such "good" reviews, I'd also give them three stars and not read them again.

I've read over 20 chapters, and I still haven't seen the protagonist's sister anywhere; it's all just filler text.

The plot transitions are awkward, forcibly lowering everyone's intelligence. Logically speaking, when a country discovers something not belonging to Earth, it usually immediately blocks the live stream, confirms the owner's identity and whether there's any harm, and only then does it attempt to communicate. Furthermore, the protagonist's presence is truly nonexistent.

Why is this novel rated so low? The plot is a complete mess, all the characters are stupid, I really can't stand it anymore. State secrets can't be recorded, but they can be broadcast live, it's hilarious.