[Counterattack + Slap in the face + Crush + Guard + Adventure + Survival] ["Holy shit, the anchor's special effects are so awesome, blood spurts out from the carotid artery!"] ["Is this really the battlefield of the late Ming Dynasty? Wasn't it filmed by a Hollywood crew?"] ["S-level generals are randomly summoned with cards? What kind of magical golden finger is this!"]
When countless modern viewers' barrages poured into the live broadcast room of [Chen Ke], a small flag officer of the border army in the late Ming Dynasty.
They thought it was a script, but found that [Yang Zaixing] nailed the enemy to the horse post with one shot in the live broadcast room. It was so real that it was breathtaking!
From [Survival in Desperate Situations] to [Slaying Two Japs in Fury], from [Modern Supplies] to [Strategic Layout], the audience has become the [behind-the-scenes driving force] of history.
Chen Ker appears "cold and domineering" in front of others, but behind the scenes, she is a "drama anchor" who "cryes the poor and sells miserably" in the live broadcast room.
This is not only a [live broadcast across time and space], but also an [epic counterattack] jointly performed by [modern people] and [ancient heroes]!
Can you resist clicking on it to see where this "all-people participation" drama in the late Ming Dynasty will eventually go?
