The Internet Celebrity Lin Fengxiao

Gathering of those bombarded by the Silver Alliance, hehe (♡˙˙♡)

Upon seeing the ID card, I promptly dropped the book. You're already in detention; do you think the police wouldn't check your ID? Are you out of your mind?

The beginning was great, quite funny!

Sigh, it's my fault for not reading the book review first. Getting caught at the police station at the beginning and not having his identity verified is bad enough, but in Chapter Eight, he ate through an entire buffet restaurant by himself, using food from over a dozen refrigerated display cases and only getting seven-tenths full. It's like he can write whatever he wants with the pen! Excuse me, goodbye.

🙂I've been following you all the way from the last book to this one! Come out and submit to me—write a few more chapters!

After a week in detention, he still doesn't know who he is. Don't the police do anything? The first thing the police do is check his ID!

Is this just self-destructive nonsense? They're using the ID card banning tactic twice? So many netizens watched the livestream and nobody complained? Competitive games are about skill; you're not accused of cheating just because you're good. For such a big game, why would the official team ban the main character's account?

Amnesia is only caused by a severe head injury, not a serious one. Why would the protagonist suddenly lose his memory? This isn't a supernatural world, where would all this amnesia come from? Wouldn't it be better to just give him his memories? Author!! Why do you have to make him suffer from amnesia to make things worse?

The human body's digestive system has a limited capacity for food. If you're talking about drinking beer, and drinking for a long time, drinking beer and then urinating, then drinking again, drinking several cases of beer might be acceptable. But for a character like the protagonist, who isn't obese or gigantic, to consume such a massive amount of food is simply outrageous.

This is absolutely disgusting. They've even clashed with the owners of the livestreaming platform, and then they're even going so far as to drive traffic to their platform. Are they out of their minds?