
The Keyboard Warrior Becomes a God in the Live Broadcast Room
直播间的键盘侠成神记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 645k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Stardom
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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300Chapters
121Reads · all time
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When I first saw this book, I thought it was a joyful book, but I didn't expect it to be of this type. This book has an almost pathological coldness and is full of irony. Whether it's Chen Mo using Lin Wanxing's real suffering or Lin Wanxing using Chen Mo to "sell you", or the contrast between the two situations after the manuscript became popular. Lin Wanxing was broadcast by the real when she was broadcasting her "real suffering" in the live broadcast room. Chen Mo was thinking about how to use the real to achieve himself again. There is also the emotional contrast between Chen Mo and Lin Wanxing, Chen Mo's persistence in the manuscript, the sarcasm of finding Lin Wanxing's help, the complacency of being on the altar, the anger after being splashed, and the excitement of seeing Lin Wanxing's live broadcast; Lin Wanxing's humiliation when he saw the article for the first time, his determination to ask for help, the anger that turned to hatred after seeing the article for the second time, the pleasure and fear after splashing on Chen Mo, and the calm nausea of accepting the live broadcast of the script. Netizen Chen Molin and Wanxing are ordinary people, but it is also because they are ordinary that they appear more real. It's ironic that when I wrote the comment, I also became a netizen watching their suffering. I wrote this comment twice, but something happened and I didn't save it so I could only write it once. I thought it was very troublesome and when I was about to quit, I found that the rating was not displayed, so I came back. I feel like part of me is now Chen Mo.