Food delivery rider Lin Mo accidentally activates the Dragon God Live-Streaming System. Every stream awakens his Dragon-Scale Battle Physique and grants him control over the elements. But he soon discovers that his stream's popularity, tips, and viewer comments are the keys to unlocking the Dragon God's nine tiers of soul skills. Viewers can send keywords like “fire” and “thunder” to strengthen his abilities in real time, tips in the form of “rockets” can manifest as divine flames that exterminate demons, and even a million “update faster” comments can break through a “data seal.”
When Lin Mo slays a mechanical python during a livestream, viewers around the world see the tomato logo's dragon scales emerge on his back: the mark of surveillance left by the “Data Divine Kingdom.” The projection of the Mechanical Primordial God suddenly descends into the stream: “Your power comes from user clicks, but the Data Divine Kingdom is the eternal truth!” From that moment, Lin Mo is swept into a war where reality and virtuality intertwine:
- Data cages: viewers' “completion rates” are altered into chains of energy, while authors' “signing contracts” become cages of black crystal;
- Cross-dimensional battles: in the “Tomato Audiobook Universe,” he uses a voiceprint sword to cleave open the mute core; in the “Comic Universe,” he wields a storyboard dagger against a mechanical manga artist who rewrites characters' identities;
- Everyone creates together: the livestream becomes a “fortress of human consciousness,” where viewers' “wild ideas” and “emotions” in the comments can take shape as “Swords of Truth” and “Seeds of Inspiration,” helping write the final chapter in the fight against data tyranny.
The ultimate thrill in one line:
“Viewer tips equal Dragon God energy, comment votes equal skill evolution. When the Mechanical Primordial God tries to delete your story, a million readers forge a god-slaying blade for you with their clicks!”
