Meng Xi, a young man from Earth who used to lie flat and enjoy an easy life, suddenly finds himself in a world of interstellar travel. He becomes an orphan with no money, connections, or skills, living on welfare on a garbage planet, and is branded a useless person with no mental power.
Luckily, he has a special purification ability. To earn money in an interstellar world filled with exotic beasts and plants, he livestreams the farming and raising of healthy natural food.
When the garbage planet comes under attack by exotic beasts, Meng Xi, who values money more than his life, livestreams the battle from the front lines to draw viewers in. Under the gaze of tens of thousands, he saves Lu Sheng, the interstellar public's idol and God of War, with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
The people of the interstellar world are shocked that someone would risk his life to kiss a general. Just as they think Meng Xi is a goner, the general takes him to the capital planet and arranges a respectable (not really) job for him. From then on, his career takes off. He has the general's help in his daily life, a generous patron showering him with money in his livestream, and a master in the virtual world who patiently teaches him mecha combat.
Meng Xi's only worry is how to explain to the general, without revealing his special ability, that the way he eased the general's mental power outbursts wasn't
Anyone who says rabbit mutation attack power is low must not have been bitten by a rabbit (dog head)
The imagination is okay and quite interesting, but the ending is too hasty, and the admiral's mother is inexplicably the villain and is inexplicably whitewashed... Some details and settings are too idealistic...
The pacing of the first half was okay, but the ending was too rushed. I feel like I could have written a lot more plots, but I've just brushed them all off, which I personally feel is a bit regretful. I still like this plot, but the pace and ending are not that good.
It feels like it's gone as soon as I get to the point.
From the moment the protagonist was arrested, it was all inexplicable. There was always a feeling that the following events were all in his dreams.
The so-called Dr. Wei is disgusting. I have read a novel that says that researchers have perverted hearts. Even if they are not abnormal at first, they will become more and more abnormal later on and become more and more indifferent to life.
The ending was very rushed, and the story was not well developed. It was too jumpy and looked a bit like bungee jumping. The early writing was more interesting.
It's really too hasty, we can still talk about the live broadcast line and the farming line.
I'm a bit selfish. If saving the world requires sacrificing myself, I probably won't want to.
Why do I feel like it's over just after it started?_?
Anyone who says rabbit mutation attack power is low must not have been bitten by a rabbit (dog head)
The imagination is okay and quite interesting, but the ending is too hasty, and the admiral's mother is inexplicably the villain and is inexplicably whitewashed... Some details and settings are too idealistic...
The pacing of the first half was okay, but the ending was too rushed. I feel like I could have written a lot more plots, but I've just brushed them all off, which I personally feel is a bit regretful. I still like this plot, but the pace and ending are not that good.
It feels like it's gone as soon as I get to the point.
From the moment the protagonist was arrested, it was all inexplicable. There was always a feeling that the following events were all in his dreams.
The so-called Dr. Wei is disgusting. I have read a novel that says that researchers have perverted hearts. Even if they are not abnormal at first, they will become more and more abnormal later on and become more and more indifferent to life.
The ending was very rushed, and the story was not well developed. It was too jumpy and looked a bit like bungee jumping. The early writing was more interesting.
It's really too hasty, we can still talk about the live broadcast line and the farming line.
I'm a bit selfish. If saving the world requires sacrificing myself, I probably won't want to.
Why do I feel like it's over just after it started?_?