Lin Ye was a livestreamer hated by the entire internet, scraping by by helping fans fulfill their wishes on stream.
Then one night, three wishes suddenly appeared in his livestream:
[Go to Room 404, Happiness Apartments, and celebrate my daughter’s last birthday.]
[At eleven tonight, a girl will jump off the overpass. Save her.]
[Don’t trust the viewers in your livestream. They’re not alive.]
The viewers thought it was scripted. Lin Ye thought it was a new platform event.
But when he really saved the girl who jumped, exposed a string of scams, and entered a bizarre instance, the internet went wild.
“Streamer, you really can make dreams come true?”
“Wait, why does the trending page blow up the day after every one of his streams?”
“Hold on, isn’t that top donor who tipped the streamer supposed to have died ten years ago?”
Only later did Lin Ye discover the truth.
Those voting for him came from the future.
Those tipping him were already dead.
And every wish they made was a death forecast for this world.
As he changed the future disasters again and again, the survivors ten years from now panicked completely.
“We’re done for.”
“We asked you to make dreams come true on stream, and you wrecked the future trying to save it?”
So far, the book doesn't have any bad points. It's quite interesting. Some of them made me laugh so hard that my stomach hurt in the middle of the night. There are also some "copy" plots in it that are very interesting, hhh, but some of them feel like the real ones before, like the second campus bullying, and the tricking the elderly into selling their houses. The overall plot is novel and interesting, and some of it reflects reality and integrates reality into the story. It's pretty good! ! Five stars! ! !
Pretty good. But reading the whole thing made me quite uncomfortable. Every time my dream comes true, I don't feel a particularly big emotional uptick (it feels better). Then move on to the next dream come true and continue to let your mood drop.
The narrative rhythm is quite good and the emotions are conveyed well.
I feel like it's not finished well, I hope the ending can be solved. [Like][Eat Melon][Like]
So far, the book doesn't have any bad points. It's quite interesting. Some of them made me laugh so hard that my stomach hurt in the middle of the night. There are also some "copy" plots in it that are very interesting, hhh, but some of them feel like the real ones before, like the second campus bullying, and the tricking the elderly into selling their houses. The overall plot is novel and interesting, and some of it reflects reality and integrates reality into the story. It's pretty good! ! Five stars! ! !
Pretty good. But reading the whole thing made me quite uncomfortable. Every time my dream comes true, I don't feel a particularly big emotional uptick (it feels better). Then move on to the next dream come true and continue to let your mood drop. The narrative rhythm is quite good and the emotions are conveyed well. I feel like it's not finished well, I hope the ending can be solved. [Like][Eat Melon][Like]