Livestreaming Across Worlds: My Daily Life with Xiaolongnu

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It's good, but I feel the romance between the male and female leads is progressing a bit too quickly. According to the timeline, they've only known each other for a little over half a month before getting engaged.

You sowed with words, cultivated with colored pens, irrigated with sweat, and nourished with your heart's blood; in the friction between pen and paper, you spent your sacred life. This is the noble labor of our beloved teacher!

"Life won't always go as you wish; ups and downs are part of life. Just like a heartbeat, it has its highs and lows. What we need to do is have determination. When a gust of wind blows, butterflies will drift away, but grass will stand against the wind on the wall because it has roots. Plants have roots, and people have determination. Determination, like roots, is firmly planted in the soil, making you steadfast and upright."

It's just a novel that reveals the plot.

... So naive, it's almost foolish. Is the main selling point sincerity? [Petrified][Petrified][Petrified]

It's captivating, you should check it out!

I've watched it for two days, and overall I quite like it. Although sometimes I find the main character's actions frustrating, it has fulfilled many of the regrets I had when watching TV as a child...

This is one of Tomato's rare novels featuring a protagonist who travels to other worlds to livestream. Do any readers have other recommendations?

After that, things just felt rather bland.