[Game + Livestreaming + Comedy + Leveling Up]
Meng Yang transmigrated to a parallel world.
One day, all kinds of strange creatures, objects, and even entire scenes invaded this world!
People had no idea what these things were.
Some said they came from hell, while others devoutly believed they were miracles from the gods.
Meng Yang knew they were all games from his previous life!
[Ding! Game Livestream Walkthrough Lottery System activated]
After awakening his System, Meng Yang livestreams game walkthroughs to earn walkthrough points.
"Resident Evil Village"
Outside a second-floor window in Castle Dimitrescu
“Shh! Guys, that tall, curvy, mature woman in there is Lady Dimitrescu, also known as the Eight-Foot Lady.”
“Buddy, you must be really desperate if you’d even go for the Eight-Foot Lady. You haven’t seen what she looks like after mutating!”
"Devil May Cry 5"
“That handsome white-haired guy with the katana is Vergil from "Devil May Cry 5", Big V!”
“Which viewer said they wanted to have his babies?! Guys, stop jumping on the bandwagon!”
"The Witcher 3"
Geralt covered his face. “I hate portals!”
“Sister Yennefer, I don’t hate you!”
Geralt hefted the steel sword in his hand. “Meng, you look a lot like a portal to me.”
It's rare to find a story that covers various single-player games, and surprisingly, it's quite well-written. Although it's a fast-paced, light novel, it's still a decent read. It's worth checking out if you're looking for something to read or want to enjoy a mix of popular games. The main plot revolves around parallel worlds where various single-player game instances from around the globe appear.
Game invasion, the whole world is asking me for a live stream walkthrough. Little Black and Oreo made A relatively pure, lighthearted, and enjoyable novel. The narrative style is rather formulaic and simple, and while the subject matter is relatively uncommon, it doesn't offer much in the way of interesting content.
It's rare to find this kind of subject matter; I suggest adding Warcraft III! 😜
Well written, the setting is pretty good, single-player gamers will really enjoy it. Hopefully the power levels don't get inconsistent later on. The only downside is the slow update speed. Dude, I was following it so closely, I was begging to watch more, how did it suddenly end?
Looks good; it's rare to see reviews for single-player games.
The protagonist is a district king. If you like district-related content, you can watch it. Before joining the National Bureau, he was very strong, but after joining, the National Bureau became like the district, and he was easily threatened. He just laughs.
While there are many stories about game intrusion, few focus on single-player games. Overall, it's quite enjoyable.
Women only slow down the sword-drawing speed.
I'm hooked. You should check it out.