
The Live Broadcast Explored the Unknown, and the Global Audience Was Scared Crazy
直播探秘未知,全球观众吓疯了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 225k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 14d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
104Chapters
5kReads
5.4Score
352Shelves
800Listens
45.5kReads · all time
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Nice! It's so beautiful! Men are menstruating and women are getting nervous. This is the nemesis of depression and the alarm clock of vegetative people. The beauty shows the longing and love for the widow of the five-guarantee households in the village. It makes me see tears flowing from the corners of my mouth and flooding into the Qiantang River. It's so beautiful. God is my rose and it illuminates my dark life and makes my world map. With meaning, I ran, jumped, and danced the tango on the balcony of the 20th floor, which made me realize that God does exist. I was so happy that I burst into tears. From now on, the world will no longer be short of water. The above purely dreamed things are said, as far as this book is concerned, they are overwhelming.
It's so beautiful, but the quantity is too small and it's not enough to look at. But this time, it seems a little too fast recently. I hope the author can think more about increasing the value. Like some kind of god or demon, go back a little further. This kind of novel still needs more mystery. Like Cthulhu, only a corner is exposed, and only that corner can be seen. This is like a mayfly seeing the blue sky. Just a breath, a slight movement is the mystery of history. It's called adventure when there are mysteries and dangers. Tomato's atmosphere believes that you must have enough power to defeat the enemy, so that you can feel comfortable, but I think the protagonist's enemies are not in such danger. It is enough to be cautious enough, have knowledge that can clear away the clouds, and have the ability to deal with any existence and escape unscathed, so that readers do not have to worry.
(The conclusion has its own shining points, the plot is commendable, and the writing is acceptable) Unlike other novels with this theme that make the outside world mindless or make the protagonist invincible through various means (space-based weapons, etc.) To force the plot into the theme, this novel eliminates the above poisonous points by allowing the outside world to react reasonably to connect the progress of the plot, and is highly recommended.
It's not bad, it's quite attractive, but the chapters are a bit short. When I first started the first adventure, I thought it was pure science fiction, but the second one turned out to be a supernatural fantasy.
There is a book about live broadcast adventure
Good-looking, very good-looking