Let You Recall Your Childhood, You Taught GG How to Use Nuclear Weapons

Zhang Shu traveled through the parallel blue star and entered a national live broadcast game called "Animation Memories". In the game, players will travel into childhood animations and help the protagonist complete the main plot, allowing the live broadcast audience to experience childhood memories. However. Zhang Shu, who entered the game for the first time, awakened and cracked the system at the beginning! [Congratulations to the owner for entering the Pig Man assembly world and successfully cracking it. Congratulations to the owner for obtaining the "Top Assembly Collection"! [Congratulations to the owner for entering the world of Fruit Treasure Attack and successfully cracking the code. Congratulations to the owner for obtaining the "Top Mecha Manufacturing Manual"! [Congratulations to the owner for entering the world of Pinball Legend and successfully cracking the code. Congratulations to the owner for obtaining the "Super Launcher"! ... As Zhang Shu entered the game world, the audience who was originally prepared to recall their childhood suddenly found that the painting style gradually became outrageous. "No, I asked you to teach GG how to explode and assemble small bombs. How on earth are you going to teach others how to build nuclear weapons?" "You are asked to lead the Three Jelly Musketeers to summon the Fruit Treasure Mecha, and you ride on horseback and let people create dangerous wanderers?" "Create a cat talisman by yourself? The Holy Master will tell you he is an expert when he sees it!" Ever since. Under Zhang Shu's outrageous operation, all the viewers watching the live broadcast expressed their defence. But the ratings of the animations he played have skyrocketed, directly killing Pink Piggy. Childhood animation revives and Chinese comics rise! Animation producers have also begun to pay attention to Zhang Shu. "The chant animation has been followed." "Blue Fox Animation has paid attention." "Power Culture is paying attention."