Lin Xiaoman, a former 18th-tier comedy anchor, was accidentally bound to the "weird live broadcast system" when his live broadcast was overturned and he was on the verge of losing his job. He was thrown directly into a strange copy full of unknown dangers.
The classmates who "don't need to rest" in the midnight study room, the apartment building where you are required to smile at all times, the hospital where no sound is allowed... Each copy has twisted rules and is full of dangers.
Others rely on courage and wisdom to pass the level, but Lin Xiaoman relies on serious nonsense and making up things on the spot. She used a talk show to persuade weird classmates, used a whiteboard to stage silent complaints in the Silent Hospital, and even had a funny PK with her "perfect self" in the mirror.
There are also real-time barrage interactions with viewers from the parallel world, rewarding virtual props and making suggestions. Together with her, she deconstructs the horror in laughter and reveals the truth behind the copy.
This is a weird live broadcast show with an eccentric style. See how Lin Xiaoman lives a crazy life on the edge of life and death, and counterattacks from an 18th-tier anchor to a sister in the "different-dimensional live broadcast room"!
Reader comments
After reading Chapter 8, I feel that the writing is a bit weak at the moment, but the main story is okay and it would be better if it could be polished. It's a little too fast and a little too easy. The success of some speaking skills probably depends more on skills, or it may be a problem that these "ghosts" themselves are very weak. (For example, in the first copy, I feel that many people have heard what the protagonist said. In general, the reality is much more complicated.) However, such a simple, fast and idealized story will also attract people. I look forward to future stories, which will definitely attract many readers. I'll take a look at it after I catch up with the progress and then review it [eating melon]
After reading Chapter 8, I feel that the writing is a bit weak at the moment, but the main story is okay and it would be better if it could be polished. It's a little too fast and a little too easy. The success of some speaking skills probably depends more on skills, or it may be a problem that these "ghosts" themselves are very weak. (For example, in the first copy, I feel that many people have heard what the protagonist said. In general, the reality is much more complicated.) However, such a simple, fast and idealized story will also attract people. I look forward to future stories, which will definitely attract many readers. I'll take a look at it after I catch up with the progress and then review it [eating melon]
Let's let the heroine take a break.