I'm Trapped on an Apocalyptic Planet, and the World Is Watching Live

It's well-written, but these future humans are like animals. Seeing their surviving kin, they not only don't help, but also broadcast the protagonist's life live every day. They don't treat the protagonist like a human being at all; they're more like monkeys performing a monkey show. It's like the protagonist has become Truman, with no privacy whatsoever, his life turned into a tool for others to profit from and entertain. The protagonist is so pitiful!

Wow... I suddenly feel so awesome.

The author is not good with numbers and lacks common sense. Sixty years is enough time to migrate to a new planet, settle down, and even film a group of reporters returning to observe the home planet? 60 Years or 600 years is more like it. If the 60 years were changed to 600 years, many logical errors would be eliminated. For example, the male protagonist is the only one left on Earth.

With our farming mentality, shouldn't the protagonists of these past few decades have been systematically researching the virus problem, boosting production and development, mining planetary resources, building a robot army to clean up the globe, and demolishing cities to return them to nature? Instead, so many zombies and mutated beasts remain after all these decades. Doesn't that feel disgusting?

Unlike the earlier version, this feels more like a short story. It would be great as a movie adaptation. I have high hopes for it and hope for a sequel.

It's almost unbelievable that a few million people watched the live stream at the beginning, especially since it's already in space. According to our customs, at least half of the population would watch this kind of program.

Is there a female lead? It would be best if there wasn't; I'm afraid an elderly person like that wouldn't be able to handle it, my back can't take it.

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The author failed to capture the sense of loneliness, focusing too much on the viewers in the live stream. The author should check out "500 Years of Time Stop," where the story of a wandering soul on Earth is truly amazing in its early stages.

I haven't watched it yet, but the first sentence of the synopsis reminded me of the year 2110 AD. There are 3651 days left until Earth's energy is completely depleted. To solve Earth's energy crisis, humanity created the Qixi Exploration Team and the spaceship, the Sailor Moon, to travel to the universe in search of the unknown Eye of the Universe, where, according to legend, mysterious spirits guard the endless energy.