[Aura recovery + live broadcast exposure + urban imagination + system] Lu Yang is a food delivery guy, with a monthly income of 4,000, a rent of 1,200, and Yu'ebao of 430.
While delivering food in the middle of the night, I encountered a faceless black figure gnawing on people - the system happened to be activated, forced broadcast, and there were 3 people online.
"Anchor, your background is in short dramas, right?" "The acting is quite similar." "Now that the live broadcast is no longer good, have you started to change the track?"
Lu Yang also wanted to say that it was an act - but the thing rushed towards him.
Later, he discovered that as long as the live broadcast exposed these things that "should not exist", the audience's rewards could become real power.
So he started delivering food while live streaming ghost searches.
From the abnormal energy in the urban village, to the underground space of the abandoned hospital, to the arrival of the official special management department——
"Mr. Lu, we noticed your live broadcast. There are some things that have been suppressed for decades and cannot be suppressed anymore."
Lu Yang looked at the newly unlocked abilities on the system panel, then glanced at the "Anchor goes here and there" flashing across the screen, and smiled.
"Okay. Then I'll show it live to you."
——The spiritual energy recovery can no longer be concealed, and the first person to expose it is a food deliveryman.
Reader comments
It is a very ordinary novel. It has no bad points and no pleasant shortcomings. The author wanted to portray the protagonist's inner life, but the writing style was too poor to support the description of the protagonist's inner drama. As a result, the protagonist's inner drama always felt nondescript.
It is a very ordinary novel. It has no bad points and no pleasant shortcomings. The author wanted to portray the protagonist's inner life, but the writing style was too poor to support the description of the protagonist's inner drama. As a result, the protagonist's inner drama always felt nondescript.