Apocalypse Livestream: My Fans Just Want to Vote Me to Death

I read 26 chapters and felt nauseous all night. Those three scumbags who appeared in chapter 20-something actually have fans, and they even engage in murder, looting, and raping women during a live stream. The protagonist is forced to fight monsters dozens of times stronger than himself, getting instantly killed upon meeting them. 99.99% Of people would die even with 1000 chances.

The author only revealed the main plot in the latest chapter: the entire world needs to enter, and those who go in first are likely the vanguard, laying the foundation for those who follow. Therefore, the fans need to guide those who go in first, and then those who go in first will help those who follow. The writing style is quite good, but there are quite a few plot holes. The beginning was really unsatisfying, and I hope the protagonist can kill those haters later on.

Well, it's a good book, but maybe because the author is a newcomer, the beginning wasn't very engaging, and even discouraging. Although the setting was put in later, without the first three chapters, who would read the later parts? The beginning could have been polished more thoroughly to make the logic more rigorous and the characters more prominent.

I feel like the protagonist's ability is like a dungeon generator, or rather, he has a stand-in: a "perfect script." From the moment he receives the mission, instances are generated within the scope of his access or reach. The protagonist in the script is like the protagonist in a game, and can challenge it multiple times (99 resurrection coins 😁).

Being handsome is all that matters.

After reading more than twenty chapters, I feel completely bewildered: were these viewers randomly selected from Gotham City?

Little white rabbit, white and white

It feels like the protagonist has dug a lot of plot holes: otherworldly treasure chests, memory erasure, and especially the fact that Earthlings are all transported to a post-apocalyptic world and can even livestream it through software... Let's see how the author fills in these plot holes.

I think I miscalculated... Seriously, author, if you can't write female characters, then don't write them at all, okay? The female characters who get even a little screen time all have rather strange personalities. Before Lin Jianping teamed up with the protagonist, she was described as a strong and independent girl, but after they teamed up, you couldn't grasp her personality anymore.

Honestly, the "it's none of my business" attitude doesn't explain why so many people choose to kill. It's like giving someone a button to control an explosion without facing consequences—how many people would press it? Even if there are some unscrupulous individuals, they wouldn't be the majority.