Global Web: A Bard's Slacking-Off Diary

The first thirty-odd chapters were quite good; the protagonist joined the Magic Network and began cultivating immortality, living a carefree life, occasionally improving his strength and doing what he liked. However, after the protagonist emerged from the second dungeon, he seemed to lose his mind.

There's too much modern content; who on a web series would even exist in the modern world?

It's not bad; it fits the characteristics of a bard's profession, giving you a feeling of being carried by clouds. If you can persevere, you could become a staple in online novels. P. S., At least among new online novels, yours is the best.

The Genshin Impact theme is somewhat novel. But it doesn't quite resemble a traditional, authentic online variety show.

Overall, I think it's pretty good. The crossover background incorporates some Genshin Impact elements. I should mention here that there aren't actually many Genshin Impact elements; they're more like a cheat code, and their presence isn't very noticeable (I'm emphasizing this to avoid triggering any reaction from people who see Genshin Impact).

I hope that the protagonist's attributes can be shown in detail before the product is released.

Historically, bards were a unique cultural group in Europe, disseminators of culture, using poetry to satirize current events or to praise heroic epics within tribal communities. They were disseminators of grassroots information and guides of public opinion, using a medium of information dissemination older than newspapers and the internet.

When will we have a proper, completed web series?

It's quite innovative and looks pretty good.

It looks good and is very novel.