[Reverse livestream + transmigration + laid-back farming + tips earn points + items + superpowers + live-in son-in-law + easygoing daily life + stockpiling supplies + infinite space + protagonist becomes all-powerful later on]
A rift appears in the sky, a space-time tunnel opens, and strange rules envelop everyone.
When the rift vanishes, everything seems as though it never happened.
Everyone discovers that whenever they sit quietly, get bored, or lie down, a livestream interface appears before their eyes. With a simple confirmation of intent, they can watch a livestream spanning the ages.
The streamer is a young man in ragged clothes, lying on the ground with a broken bowl as he begs along the street.
[What the hell, is this a short drama filmed for real?]
[Which movie set is this? I’ve never seen it before.]
[This streamer’s really committed. I’ve got to tip him.]
Author: I left my brain at home and can’t find it, which is why I wrote this book. Blame whoever you want, just don’t blame me. I’ll pretend I didn’t see anything!
The idea is good, the writing is okay, and the plot is average. The worldview is too small. If the protagonist's development trend is not limited by his fighting ability and the number of words, there will be almost nothing to write about in more than a hundred chapters. I would like to add that the exchange system is a bit unreasonable...
Something interesting.