A Military Variety Show, Yet You Take People Onto a Real Battlefield
军事综艺，你却带人上真实战场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 788k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Military Career
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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250Chapters
5.9kRecommendations
26.2kFans
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The subject matter is excellent, and the author's writing is also good. However, the first few chapters are simply baffling. It feels like conflict is created for the sake of conflict, whether it's the so-called "unlicensed medical practice" or the later intervention of the Health Commission. The plot twists are cleverly executed, but utterly lack any logical coherence.
I believe in their combat record, but I don't believe they're dragged into battle for participating in variety shows or military summer camps.
I was wondering why there were so many comments; scrolling down revealed they were all spam. Also, this is a clueless newbie; I can't stand it.
The idea of combining military themes with variety shows is either ridiculous or just a publicity stunt.
Reading Chapter 28, where Golden Triangle drug traffickers openly offer bounties on top-tier domestic reporters and A-list celebrities, it's absolutely hilarious! Do they think the government is a pushover? Anyone who dares to post something like that, the government will wipe them out!
First of all, celebrities wouldn't participate in this kind of program; their health is extremely precious.
I know that your simulated space might be the very core of this work. However, I would like to make a suggestion: in future simulations, it would be best to avoid dialogues with historical figures or other interactions. Just like the first time, the main characters were used to replace historical figures in the simulation.
Starting from chapter 150, the upper echelons begin vying for control of the system, which deviates from the main theme. The writing is full of nonsensical and ridiculous things. If the author has run out of ideas, then let it end badly and start a new book.
I've never understood the issue of live stream popularity and viewership. Why do trending topics spread so quickly? It seems like it's all about live streaming. For example, if you sing a song on live stream and it sounds really good, it doesn't mean your live stream viewership will instantly increase many times over.
Later, when it was written as a global game, it felt like it fell apart, so the author cut out the rest himself.