The Video Blogger in the Marvel Universe

The plot and writing style have some flaws, but they are acceptable. He has his own ulterior motives, but he'll do some impulsive and foolish things when his abilities allow. Overall, I personally like the protagonist. Most importantly, there was no cold staring, no indifferent speech, no raised eyebrows, no wry smile, no touching of the nose, no glint in the eye, no staring blankly at women, no…

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It's using the fake website logo to sell erotic novels based on system novels. It's alright, but it's not the kind of content you'd expect from a small, obscure website. The main character seems to be a tool for the little TV (not 2233-chan, bad review). Reasoning leads to big problems. The main character should be someone with a wildly imaginative mind to make the story interesting.

Judging from the profile, this isn't a Bilibili creator, but a Kuaishou/Douyin creator. Looking at the content, it's the "young and energetic" type. I can't resist the temptation anymore, I'm outta here!

Fourth, I think the author's efforts to avoid abandoning the story will make it a hit.

Seeing the scene where they had to rescue Iron Man made me suddenly not want to watch anymore. It's like reading Naruto fanfiction and seeing the protagonist do a mission to fight Zabuza and Haku—it's disgusting.

I'm a bit confused about this story. The system forces the protagonist to do meaningless things? The protagonist's involvement is completely pointless, since the ending is already predetermined. The system keeps emphasizing the concept of plot disruption, yet every time something happens, the protagonist is forced to cause chaos.

Seeing "giao" tells me that "Daily Poison Guide" really is a poison guide... It's all thanks to Douyin and Bilibili that this distorted culture has been able to spread for so long...

I didn't want to read any more after reading two chapters. Am I hopeless?

Cheers! N(*≧▽≦*)n