Livestreaming the Next Two Thousand Years
直播未来两千年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Great Reads Set in the City
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Lighthearted, Goofy Urban Novels
I've been reading on Qidian for nine years and have gone through countless novels. This list is for comedic urban fiction. I'll recommend other genres when I get the chance. I just want to quietly recommend books. I guarantee they're all lighthearted, I've read every one, and they're either ongoing or complete. No abandoned books will be included. As for my personal taste, they may not all be masterpieces, but none of them will disappoint. I've removed books from the list before, including aband
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Creative, Quality Reads, Favorites
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Worth a Read
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2018 Year-End Reading List
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I Read the Books, Not the Authors: Browsing Web Novels Since 2000
Since Qidian launched its Hall of Gods, I've gradually noticed that, under the influence of the VIP bubble, new authors have become increasingly impatient. They often rush to sign contracts and put their work behind a paywall after writing just tens of thousands of words. (Master Shuobude, who wrote A World of Mercenaries, once received an ultimatum for refusing to put his novel behind a paywall.) Some don't even have an outline, and just when their stories start getting good, they abandon them.
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Why don't you focus on your livestreams and show off instead of writing this boring stuff all day? Did you see that? The recommendation votes were torn up and gone.
Thumbs up!
I really like the author's writing style; it's concise, clear, and the words are very well explained. Plus, the stories focus on everyday life, making them easy to read. Thumbs up!
In many places, author, you are simply trying to make your point in a very far-fetched way. Over two thousand years, as long as some of the top-level knowledge has not been lost, most of the basic knowledge remains. Humanity has never lacked geniuses. If they didn't care about the cost, they would be at least 500 years ahead of current technology.
The concept is good, I came for the idea, but the protagonist's intelligence doesn't seem like that of a normal person in the new society. All that talk about big rewards and leveling up instead of focusing on that, and too many filler chapters unrelated to the live stream—I'm leaving.
Why is the main character always so brainless? Even with futuristic technology, they still don't know how to make money. Still thinking about diamonds? Speechless.
The protagonist seems rather dim-witted. He tries to trade with a rich guy to upgrade his teleportation ability, then buys chips in the future. Why bother with studying and copying homework? And stop being so pretentious!
There are a few points I'd like the author to consider: things from thousands of years in the future might carry viruses or bacteria that could be harmless to them like ordinary bacteria, but might not be so to people in the past. I hope this can be included.
The plot is incredibly weak and idiotic. Leaving aside the pollution and supernatural abilities issues, the AI assistant's intelligence can be easily switched during the live stream, yet no one seems to realize the protagonist isn't from the same timeline? There are three zones: isolated, safe, and exclusive. The first two are live-streamed.
The author mentioned earlier that I can accept the lighthearted, enjoyable reading style or the premise of a 2000-year-old future setting. However, I truly cannot tolerate the protagonist's equally idiotic character. Being bound to a livestreaming system is one thing, but it feels like finding a dollar on the street – at least finding ten dollars would improve my mood. The protagonist? Whatever!
What kind of live-streaming system can appear virtually before your eyes? It's chapter 6 already, and the protagonist hasn't reacted at all, only constantly thinking that everyone watching the live stream is crazy, without a single sign of doubt. I don't want to read any further. If the protagonist really gets his hands on future technology, he definitely won't survive two episodes.