Creepy Livestream: I Can See Every Possible Ending

Pure cheating, similar to a simulation, the male protagonist tries his best to find a way out The setting revolves around the dummy, which is quite interesting. It's not five stars, it's because the writing is unclear in some places. The assistant's presence is very low most of the time. It seems that he will not encounter any danger in the dungeon. His life is bound to the anchor, but he also created a plot of being scratched and eating the addictive meat. There is currently no follow-up I passed the first game against the dummy, but I don't know why that person is a dummy. There was a man who tried to harm the male protagonist but was killed by him. He didn't know where he went now. He is a hidden danger. Hey, if you think about it, you won't find that the male protagonist is a fake in the end. Putting aside the logic part, it's very satisfying. Relaxed, witty and nonsensical humor, coupled with sanity and creepiness It just updates too slowly

What should I do if the author doesn't update? A: Use hacking technology to find the author's home, and use the laws of physics to force him to update. B: Whatever, the big deal is to raise books. C: Find the author's school, stand on the table with his classmates, and look at him without saying a word. D: Report the person on the table to the country, put him in a small dark room, and let him code.

I read 55 chapters in one go for nearly 3 hours from 3.10Pm to evening. It was tied. When I saw that there was no rating, I knew I would have to suffer the pain of catching up. It's so sad😭 Well-written, engaging, and a very good novel about strange stories with rules. It has a system, but it is not an unrivaled mowing story, but a strange puzzle-solving aspect (the protagonist is not aggrieved, strong, or a virgin). The story progress, rules, and short stories are well integrated. I hope we can maintain this level in the future, come on

I think it's okay so far. It's just that I started to have assistants. Holding cameras and broadcasting all the time. Isn't it really tiring? And regarding the viewing angle issue, there are so many people, not all assistants carrying cameras? Won't it get in the way? The main character is purely cheating, but I think it's okay when I read a cool article (anyway, I just read it without thinking). However, it highlights that other people's IQs are not high, and it will make it look like they don't know how others live for so long () But this kind of subject matter is still good. You can watch it. It's all cheated, but I can still survive.

It looks good - it feels like the setting is relatively new among the rules and monsters. And the options are not fixed and cannot be used. In each option, you can change some details and find the perfect method. (Okay, I don't know what I'm talking about) Anyway, I like this book——! The main character is also very cute. . Please update 10 chapters a day

Gu Cheng [Decryption Game Anchor] [System] Describe items and give endings with corresponding options [Rule 1, remember, you must always maintain the ratio of humans and ■ in the live broadcast room to ensure that the number of humans always exceeds 51%, otherwise terrible things will happen.

How to survive in a world of fake people? Just simulate all the consequences that exist in the future. Micro terror + dummy + future simulation The simulation function was fine at first, but later it felt like the protagonist could pass the level without brain simulation, which was a bit of a loss of points. I hope new patches and game mechanics will be added [laughing and crying]

The follow-up should be, I hope I won't join the organization, it is still a very interesting book so far

Chapter 43 The bald man took a deep breath and almost yelled: "Don't be so fucking frustrated. It's like having to stop updating novels because the author's income is too low!" [Petrochemical]

First review of a pseudo-human thriller game (my personal classification) It's wonderful, the plot is smoothly connected, and every cheating is ups and downs. Six hundred and sixty-six, the anchor doesn't even take salt anymore If it's not off, it's on? Just open it? Sit down! If you are curious about how the plot unfolds with the dummies in the live broadcast room, hang in!