Livestream: Beginning a Century After Civilization Vanished

Going directly to rescue them won't work; if we tell them this isn't an ordinary beast tide, they won't believe us. Go directly to rescue them and lead them to a better life. The village chief can use his prestige, promise benefits to some people, control weapons, kill others, and then threaten the protagonist, or even imprison him.

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Your protagonist can draw the East Wind, and then he'll have all kinds of weapons. So the disconnect from the modern world is increasing, and there's no interaction between the live stream and the live stream room. The first twenty-odd chapters were okay, but later it's all about interacting with the villagers. The progress is too fast.

The most awkward category is still live streaming; even YY streaming is better.

You've only written a few chapters, and you're already starting to write about racial and national conflicts? I'm afraid you can't handle it. A single mountain range can have thousands of wild beasts, and the human population is even greater. That means the current Earth's population is at least several hundred million.

If it's the same world, it will collapse. The protagonist's world has no future; it's just an endless cycle.

To be honest, it's too idealistic; I'm referring to human nature.

Why not just say during the live stream that sending gifts will enter you into a prize draw?

Background information: This live stream comment is 100% filler; please choose for yourselves. "Holy crap, awesome!" This comment alone is being spammed??

At a certain point in the real world, because the future item sent by the protagonist broke through the limitations and synchronized with the protagonist's timeline completion time, this book ends.