After Getting the Bullet Comment Livestream System, I Played a Cracked Version of the Interstellar Game

[Transmigrator Alliance] [Silly Netizens] [A Hodgepodge of Cliches] [Unconventional Space Opera] [Epic Scope] [Feel-Good Story] [Ensemble Cast] [No Romance]

In the space age, is it always the Federation or the Empire? Xia Wei's story opens with him arriving in a spacefaring society built on communalism.

Silly netizens make everything more fun, watching the transmigration unfold live and offering Xia Wei advice.

Mechs or the military? Command or mental powers? The Zerg or interplanetary wars? The netizens swear they'll witness a legend. System 1848's answer: all of it.

A System store where you can exchange for anything without needing points?

A space age of free development and distribution according to need?

Xia Wei: Huh? Did I enjoy this so much that I ended up in a cracked version of the space age?

Unfortunately, the space age carries the risk of assimilation. When a jumble of formulaic novels gets thrown into the space age, the cracked version quickly becomes an incomplete version.

Transmigrators gather in the space age? Xia Wei resolutely sets out to stop the communalist space age from disappearing. Transmigrators should be one big family.

Transmigrator No. 1: I swept through the space age with my nutritional supplements, and I'm the true gourmet of the stars! Xia Wei, who's become a face-slapped influencer: That's my bro.

Transmigrator No. 2: I was mistaken for an F-grade mental-power invalid, but I'm actually a 3S-grade mental-power genius?

Xia Wei, who's become the cannon-fodder upperclassman: He's my bro too.

Transmigrator No. 3: I transmigrated into a mecha academy and became the top mecha pilot?

Xia Wei, who's become a mere foil at the mecha academy: He's still my bro.

The netizens: ? Streamer, streamer? How come you have so many bros?

Xia Wei calmly kills a Zerg. "Ah, sorry. They're all just that strong."