Food Streamers Must Be All-Rounders

The author's writing style is very steady, and the unfinished feeling after reading it is also very interesting. It feels like I have been stuffed with a little bit of science fiction knowledge, which is quite a strange feeling. Because we always discuss the evolution of civilization, we can't help but think about our own civilization. When we soar in the universe, what kind of choices will we make? Even if we make the right choice and become the so-called advanced civilization in the galaxy, will we still be unable to escape the fate of extinction? Will we keep our home star, or abandon it resolutely? After thinking about such a distant universe, I always feel that even individuals are insignificant. There is a world where the protagonist created a virtual world, and everyone finally ate delicious food without mushroom flavor in that world. The protagonist was actually just doing the live broadcast mission, but for the people in that world, it was like a faint light. I think we humans are such strange creatures. Sometimes we are clearly about to collapse and cannot survive, but a little bit of faint light tethers us. In this world, everyone in this world finally lit up the sun again, and my heart was throbbing. We are the ones who have struggled all our lives for that little bit of hope. I thought of those seniors who worked hard all their lives and never waited for the Republic. I feel like those people in this world who want to light up the sun, they really don't ask for anything, but give everything they have just for that little glimmer of light. I think that after a long, long time, everyone here may not be here anymore. When our descendants face the interstellar era, they will definitely make the most appropriate plan when they encounter difficult choices. A civilization is too small for the universe. Even if it is destroyed, it cannot stir up even a speck of dust in the entire universe. However, civilization is originally fighting against this jungle, persisting for a faint hope, and fighting for a little bit of nothing. Curiosity that knows where it comes from goes to the unknown. I think the blessings of the Star Network are really good. I hope we will never lose curiosity. It is curiosity that brings the development of civilization. The development of civilization is never passive, but is driven by curiosity about the unknown. We will always look up at this vast sea of ​​stars and be full of curiosity about the unexplored boundaries of the universe. The unknown is dangerous and full of opportunities. I really have a lot of feelings, and I don't understand what I said for a while. So I respect this hymn of human courage and freedom, respect curiosity, and respect hope. (Don't be surprised if you hit the second one)

I feel that although this ending seems open, it is actually not very good. It feels like the protagonist is slowly becoming depressed from the beginning to the end.

Finished reading. It feels like the protagonist's skills have grown, but his energy and emotion have gradually faded away. The protagonist becomes more and more silent, and the ending is depressing

I originally wanted to read the article about delicious food, but now it makes me so heavy... My biggest problem is helplessness. It will not change in any way, but in a sense, this is indeed reality, but the author's writing is really good, so I came to read it again. Alas, the helplessness is really heavy. I always feel that I have entered an endless loop and there will never be a good ending.

Damn it, why is the ending so heavy? It feels like their lives have become a meaningless nothingness. Maybe one day the little fish will get tired of this endless life and choose to end it

Pay tribute to curiosity, and respect human bravery and freedom! May we always maintain curiosity and thirst for knowledge, and explore this never-ending universe forever!

It's a bit depressing, the end of the development of civilization - all hope is lost. At first, I knew from the barrage that the audience could not sense taste, and I felt the anger from it and said that anger is a negative influence. Then from the mere 3,000 people, I can see that there are not many people, even if there are many areas, but 3,000 is already the number one food area. Let's look at the consequences of civilization in the chapter of cultivating immortals, the disappearance of civilization, and wandering. Too much mental ups and downs is a sign of mental problems. Some of the live broadcast viewers inside

After watching the flowers~~ The skill points of this civilization have all been added to the "technology" branch, and other things have been abandoned for this purpose, including "emotion", and "emotion" includes "desire to survive", "curiosity", etc. It is a planet that has lost its vitality, and a civilization that has lost its vitality. When entertainment becomes monotonous, when there is only one way to soothe the spirit, it is like a drowning person grabbing a floating board, a person walking in the dark seeing the light, and a lonely person meeting a friend walking side by side. That is the only sustenance, that is the only hope left. When hope is dashed, no one knows what crazy things they will do.

After reading it, I sighed, it's so good... I thought it would be boring before I clicked on it.

After all this time, I wanted to relive the results and found that I was still impressed by the plot, which really pissed me off.