Livestreaming Earth 5 Billion Years from Now

The premise is quite appealing, but it's impossible to read this with your brain in the middle. The protagonist, an ordinary person, can hunt down all kinds of dinosaurs, big and small, with a crossbow. I have no idea what the dinosaurs' skin and muscles are made of—so fragile yet able to support such a large size.

I just read the beginning. Hmm, the protagonist thinks that with the system's protection, no one can find him. I personally think that's just wishful thinking. Putting everything else aside, let's talk about which live streaming platform the protagonist uses. I don't know how many people use that live streaming app in the protagonist's character setting, but let's say a maximum of 10 million.

The idea is great, but the writing is terrible! If I weren't such a bad writer, I'd be tempted to write a book based on this premise! For example, I could write a time-travel story, witnessing some unsolved mysteries of history. I could travel to the Jurassic period to see if dinosaurs had bird feathers, and whether an asteroid impact was the main cause of their extinction!

At first, I thought it was a serious book about ancient times and ancient China! I didn't expect it to be a science fiction novel, with Atlantis and aliens appearing, and there are only a few chapters!

The pig's physical abilities are barely above average, yet he's supposed to live in the Jurassic for 5 days?! Are you kidding me? Author, why don't you go live a day on the African savanna and show me?!

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Why do people like to write about disabled people as protagonists? Is it malicious use of memes or poor logic on the author's part? At first, it was stated that the protagonist was healthy, 22 years old, over 1.7 Meters tall, and weighed 65 kilograms. Then it was said that the average stats for a normal person are 10, but the protagonist's stats were all 7.

This kind of novel loses its charm if you bring people back with you.

Indeed, it feels like things have slowly gone wrong since Jurassic Park came out. This is just my personal opinion.

It's that same old story of ruthless decisiveness in another world, while the author is all saintly towards others in the main world. Only novels would write it like that; in reality, they wouldn't care at all. After reading over 80 chapters, I wonder if the author even remembers that the live stream was still being throttled.