I Unleashed the Supernatural Revival Through Livestreaming

I read more than fifty chapters. Well, probably, although you saved me, even though you are the savior, I still want to blame you and my boss, who is nearly fifty years old, married and has a daughter about the same age as you. Even though I know you don't mean this, I don't want you to think it, I want me to feel it. There were so many scenes with Jiang Jian in the first twenty chapters that I thought she was the heroine, which was okay. The main reason was that the CP part was super disgusting. But it's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter, and I quite like it.

I stayed up late to watch it, and one star was deducted because of one evil point: the supporting role created the heroine Huang Yao

This is a good book. I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe it's because people find it hard to accept the barrage of lalang and CP...? I think it's completely acceptable. For me personally, what I'm bumping against is not just love, but the emotional bond between the two of them during that interaction🥺

Very beautiful, every story line is very touching I didn't like the ending, it made me feel a little sad. The first-generation superpowers and Ran Ran were obviously the heroes who saved humanity, but they basically didn't end well. Especially Ji Zhengzheng, who obviously saved the world, but ended up being forced to death by ordinary people. Wen still didn't break the curse of his early death. Although he was the one who could live the longest in so many timelines, he was still the earliest to die among them.

By the way, the black goat cub is not so easy to deal with...

At first, I thought it would be the finale after going through many retracements and going through various plot lines. The result is reality. (Spoilers below) I wouldn't be surprised if the author added a heartthrob. People in the world should love her. She is the world, the world that most expects her to grow up well, if there is no evil god to interfere. It seems that Changzhao finally found the result of human survival this time. After that, even more deaths he experienced were not as profound as this one, I think. A girl who never lived to be 18 died at 18. A girl who died at the beginning had her ending reversed, and finally died in a battle with Weird. It is strange that a girl with two parents died at the age of five due to various butterfly effects. It took two hundred years to realize the cruelty of time. There was also a girl who restricted Baiwu's abilities and died due to the malice of ordinary people. This is how the world moves forward. Regardless of sadness or joy, the wheel of history rolls forward, but I don't know if I can see it in the long run. Whether humans will enter this world again to be human again because of their preference. There is also the system, Changzhao Duwei, but because of the length of Ran Ran's life, most of himself was buried with him in the end, leaving a little bit that can always accompany Ran Ran. In the end, I felt so regretful, but I felt that I had stopped at the right time to say goodbye properly. "Cheers."

I want to listen to a book, but I can't [face covering]

It's pretty good, but I don't know why I can't listen to the book

I think in the extra chapter, not all the people in the book are alive. Some people did not die of old age, they were killed. Four episodes of the extra chapter died in the middle. Not everyone is alive, not everyone in the book is alive, but the writing is very normal, the writing is very three-dimensional, and there are various descriptions. The overall direction has changed, but some individual things have not changed. For example, although the child is the longest-lived in all time and all timelines, he still meets that dead crab every time, and voluntarily agrees every time, and perishes together. Every time, every time, every time I write

I came here from Xing Tui. There has been a bit of a book shortage recently. Among the author's works, I am most interested in reading this one. The author's writing has improved during the writing process. Overall, it's pretty good, so I read it in one sitting. I originally thought that there would be a side story where the protagonist would travel around the world with the system after his identity as Chang Zhao died, but I didn't expect that the protagonist would just disappear after the time was up. In the end, I felt very sorry for Ran Ran. It was really realistic.