I Asked You to Tell a Story, Not Confess to Your Crimes

There's a really toxic plot point early on. Let me describe it. If you can handle it, then watch it. If you can't, you can leave early to avoid cursing the author. The male protagonist's live streams have achieved some success (several thousand followers and a wave of big gifts).

A teenager? Livestreaming? Sharing his experiences? Tomb raiding? Are you kidding me? The protagonist is a teenager? Then may I ask, did the protagonist accumulate all these experiences and skills in his previous lives? You also think it's unreasonable?

It's another story where the AI ​​gets arrested by the police at the beginning and then helps solve the case.

It's that unlucky guy again; bad luck happens wherever he goes; a jinx.

Let's not even talk about how he led a team after watching just one live stream, and then got arrested by mistake without any compensation.

Smearing the police 🙂

And this template feels weird, I've seen so many of them.

It's getting more and more absurd, more and more fake, and more and more toxic. Especially when it comes to mahjong, the author probably has never even played mahjong seriously, let alone participated in mahjong competitions. Once a certain level of skill is reached, barring special circumstances, it's questionable whether even a high-level player can demonstrate their skill in a single game.

You have to leave something behind when you pass by.

Judging from his style and the jokes he uses, it seems like an old friend has returned. Are you one of those authors who frequently writes about livestreaming strategies? Were those books banned, or did you simply stop writing them yourself?