Sin Eye Live Broadcast: My Trial Is Watched by Global Audiences

I am here to make a self-evaluation, not to brag, but I will give myself five stars to encourage myself. The background of this novel is that the law is relatively complete, so the heroine's live broadcast is mainly to expose sins, supplemented by judgment, and give some appropriate punishments. Because of the official consideration, the heroine's methods were set to be relatively mild. This may not be enough for some readers. The novel takes "live trial" as its core setting and integrates modern technology with supernatural elements. Nine consecutive unit dramas are a bit boring. The follow-up will be from punishing individual evil to liquidating historical crimes, and the pattern will be grand. But the official part may be too long-winded. The image of the protagonist Shi Huan is alienated and compassionate, showing the glory of divinity in the cold trial. Some of her judgment words made her feel pretty good about herself. The storyline also contains profound thoughts on human nature and order. I will continue to write until the end without giving up. Compared to my first book, I feel like this one is a bit improved.

Okay, it's pretty good-looking. The female coach is cold and expectant. The author can probably not have a CP. I probably won't. After all, how can a goddess-level person have a CP?

The highlight is why the heroine doesn't punish those imitators. [Awkward laugh] Just let those imitators hurt innocent people. [Shock] Punishment can at least deter those imitators and stop imitating. Those with malicious intentions can use the excuse of imitating the heroine to hurt innocent people. Besides, some copycat villains won't stop hurting innocent people after seeing the heroine's actions. If those imitators have seriously injured or killed innocent people and the heroine did not appear in time, then whose fault does it belong to?

Very good, very similar to one I've seen before. A judge in the underworld and an inspector in the human world. I support letting the bad guys experience what the victims have suffered.

I've just read Chapter 18. I quite like it so far, but I think every chapter is too short. There is a feeling that you have already completed all the levels of the game and then speed-passed it again. Well, and I feel that the overall situation is a bit too exaggerated, and the abilities of the heroine are exaggerated. But I think it is normal. I just feel that I am in the second grade. When I was in the second grade, I always liked to give the heroine in my novels a lot of time. The main character is exaggerating his abilities, and the world view is also like the one that was particularly complex during the second year of middle school, but the writing is also very awesome. At present, the heroine and the official do not seem to have any intersection, I still really want to take a look, I hope it is more similar to the kind of friendship between the two parties ( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )

Is the author's intention in writing this book pretentious? It looks awesome, but it's even more depressing. What's the difference between it and reality? The bad guy just changes his place to retire. If someone has something to do with his family, he'll go to jail and be released soon, just like on vacation. The heroine is just pretending to be cool. The final outcome of the bad guy is still a question mark❓ So the reality is so sad that the heroine in the book is so miraculous or sad. I gave up the book.

This is the lightest sentence I have ever read among all crime trials. The character of the protagonist is not strong enough, and there is no sense of satisfaction after the criminal is judged. The protagonist is just a person who exposes the crime, and then gives the criminal a punishment that is as painless as a feather and then has them taken away by the police.

The book is quite good, but I don't seem to be very lucky. Not many people have read it, and those who are interested have not read it. I can only say that it is quite unlucky. Personally, I think it is very interesting, and I highly recommend it. I like to watch the live broadcast of the trial. For readers of this type of novel, it seems that not many people have picked up this one, which can only be said to be quite a pity.

This book tells both the pros and cons of the trial, and the plot is also very well written.

Live broadcast only, no trial The human touch is not strong, and it may be edited by AI (because the rhetoric of water word count is inexplicably repeated and too dense)