I, the Almighty Soft Rice King, Was Exposed by the Ceo's Wife

I rarely comment, but even this kind of novel can get 9.2 Points. Qimao has also begun to degenerate. It doesn't make sense, and it doesn't even have common sense. Even if it is a cool novel, it must be logical.

It feels like it's an AI novel, the system presence is very low, and the plot is very fragmented, so it looks and feels very messy.

How did you get this score? Spend money?

It feels like the more I read, the more confusing it becomes. Some of the plots seem to have been seen in other books, and many of them cannot be explained clearly. My speech is incomplete at the front, but I can sing really well at the back.

There is no doubt that AI writing has many plots that are unreasonable and inconsistent! The subject matter is quite good, but I encountered a lazy author who relied on AI to not change it at all.

Is this novel written by AI? Do you like the battle between left and right brains so much? The name of the heroine changed back and forth in the previous chapter. In the last chapter, another person found out about the live broadcast and then discovered it. The male protagonist once again changed from secretly filming to following the live broadcast

Seeing that the preface of Chapter 43 does not match the postscript, my daughter is in primary school and then in kindergarten, and the test in Chapter 43 has just been transferred to one million and everyone in the live broadcast room has already known it, but this test is worth 300,000. Even if the logic is confusing, you can get 9.2 Points. This score is just for fun of fools.

After reading a few chapters, I no longer have the desire to read anymore. The writing is a mess.

Inconsistent and confusing logic. One moment a queen, another moment a CEO. One moment it is live broadcasting secretly, and the next moment it opens its eyes, and it can be broadcast live everywhere. As long as a live broadcast of this kind of program becomes popular, how could the protagonist not know about it, unless he doesn't play with mobile phones, doesn't surf the Internet, and doesn't have any classmates, friends or interpersonal relationships. Just say this is The Truman Show.

Generally speaking, novels don't tell the truth.