Scrolling Videos: I Can Earn Countless Rewards

To be honest, I've seen books about traveling to various worlds, but I've never seen one where the protagonist starts by traveling to the world of adult films. 🙂

When I see the main characters being separated as soon as they enter the story, and couples who finally get together after a long time, like Huang Rong and Guo Jing, Xiaolongnu and Yang Guo, Huang Feihong and Huang Feihong, I feel like the novel has lost its appeal. But seeing that most people like this kind of plot, is there something wrong with me?

Star Destroyer For ordinary people, if this works, haha. To rule the world, and to destroy anyone who dares to disobey. Ah, the US directly wiped out the US, killing the chicken to deter the monkey. I haven't seen it, so I'm just leaving a comment and I'm off.

The premise is good, but unfortunately the protagonist isn't a normal Chinese man. He smokes a lot of drugs, has no passion or emotion, and doesn't do anything that a man should do.

I reread it, and honestly, the book is pretty good. The writing style is pleasant to read, and the protagonist's system allows him to obtain items by watching videos, and the items are all quite good. However, in reality, very few of these items are actually usable. It feels like the rewards are less useful than a regular stick, which at least you can use to wave around.

Why doesn't Mikami-sensei drive?

Don't you think the protagonist is as cunning and lecherous as Long Xiaoyun, Li Xunhuan's elder brother in "Little Li Flying Dagger"?

If the plot twist involving the main character is too blatant, and the author can't maintain the right rhythm, it's very easy for the story to fall apart.

I've already subscribed, so let me talk about the pros and cons. The pros are that the exciting moments and plot feel quite natural, and overall it's a comfortable watch without any major flaws. The downside is that items are obtained too easily, making the power system feel shaky and close to collapse. (Although there is no power system.)

The system's main purpose is to let the protagonist be the director, then lavishly add special effects without regard to cost, like incorporating elements from games like "Covering the Sky" and "Panlong," and creating all sorts of scenes from "Perfect World." Then you just grind it every day. What's the point of just doing daily tasks?