Cheng Ming dropped out of school to work because her mother was seriously ill.
When her mother's medical expenses are not enough, Cheng Ming is about to go astray
The system fell from the sky
After binding to the system, Cheng Ming became a group broadcast anchor
Who knew that the live broadcast system was captured just after a live broadcast?
Fortunately, my mother's medical expenses are enough
In this way, Cheng Ming started her new life from group broadcasting
Reader comments
It's okay, but in the latest update, after reading the new chapter, I found that the content of the female protagonist is extremely low. I came to see the heroine, not to see my teammates... Originally there were updates every day. If you want to retain readers, you have to grasp the plot well. As a result, there is too much emphasis on supporting characters. The updated chapters are all about supporting characters, which makes people almost forget about the plot in front of the protagonist... If you want to write a group portrait, you can avoid lightning in the introduction...
Very pretty
It's just that occasionally teammates get jealous and cause trouble, and there are also cases where other heroes in the group change their accounts to support teammates (I really hate this)
However, I feel that it is a bit too frequent for me personally. There are only more than 50 chapters, and these things can be regarded as my lightning points (and so far, I feel that Kui Kui may become a teammate, and the plot is indispensable. I am afraid that my heart will twitch by then)
The writing was very good, but the ending was too fast and I didn't watch enough. Is there any extras?
It's okay, but in the latest update, after reading the new chapter, I found that the content of the female protagonist is extremely low. I came to see the heroine, not to see my teammates... Originally there were updates every day. If you want to retain readers, you have to grasp the plot well. As a result, there is too much emphasis on supporting characters. The updated chapters are all about supporting characters, which makes people almost forget about the plot in front of the protagonist... If you want to write a group portrait, you can avoid lightning in the introduction...
Very pretty It's just that occasionally teammates get jealous and cause trouble, and there are also cases where other heroes in the group change their accounts to support teammates (I really hate this) However, I feel that it is a bit too frequent for me personally. There are only more than 50 chapters, and these things can be regarded as my lightning points (and so far, I feel that Kui Kui may become a teammate, and the plot is indispensable. I am afraid that my heart will twitch by then)
The writing was very good, but the ending was too fast and I didn't watch enough. Is there any extras?