The Great Tycoon Livestreams Across the Myriad Worlds

Only subscriptions can express this! I just saw the subscription link and subscribed to everything I could yesterday! It was so satisfying to watch it all in one go!

This book was written in 2016, when "Battle Through the Heavens" was all the rage, and most online novels were in this style. Judging by our current standards, this book might be a bit toxic. I remember reading it when it first came out, though it wasn't finished yet. Back then, it was actually quite enjoyable—all that typical "newbie" stuff, showing off, slapping faces, and collecting beauties.

The concept is interesting, but the writing is lacking, with various inexplicable outbursts and expressions of anger. The female characters are either spoiled and willful from the start, or so gentle and shy they can't speak. While you could say they have distinct personalities, it's still uncomfortable to read, and I feel completely unable to connect with them.

The book is excellent, I won't exaggerate that. That's very well written. I personally really support it. Keep it up! Let me offer some feedback. What initially attracted readers was the traditional Chinese martial arts element, which was excellent. The author also put a lot of effort into writing it; I'm not exaggerating when I say that.

Chapter 23 is enough to make you want to quit. What's the point of this book? Multiverse livestreaming + a super-rich tycoon, but what is it even about? Only a few chapters are about livestreaming, why write so much about reality? And in reality, he's a poor loser! Who wants to read this? And it's all about martial arts. You might as well change the title to "The Ultimate Multiverse Livestreaming Master"!

I personally think this book is alright, so why are so many people criticizing it? If you're not comfortable with it, you can just leave quietly. After all, writing a book is not easy for any author. A book is like a child to an author, and no matter how bad the child is, we shouldn't criticize it!

I'm speechless. This mindless harem melodrama with its cheesy plot twists and toxic tropes is bad enough, but... His strength also fluctuates. In the early stages, when the protagonist saw others break the blue stone tablet, he said that he could do it too, but it would be a bit tiring. Later in chapter 110, the protagonist suddenly has an epiphany and his strength increases.

Actually, this book has some flaws at the beginning, but if you insist on reading it, even Shennong (a legendary Chinese physician) would find it unbearable.

I was poisoned by the first ten pictures.

If you can survive four chapters without dying from the poison, you're a real pro.