You Are Asked to Catch Ghosts, and a Hundred Thousand Underworld Soldiers Call You Big Brother?

I can honestly say that after watching them all, I only talked about a few participating in the recording of the show, and the plot was ridiculous. There was no plot about the so-called "Big Brother"! I originally thought the protagonist was Long Aotian, but I didn't know it was actually a worm drilling the ground, alas!

The title and content of the book are hard to describe in one sentence. I gave up the book after reading dozens of chapters.

It mainly talks about the male protagonist participating in several supernatural live broadcast activities, and every time there are one or two mindless green tea taunts directed at him. I don't know why he is so evil. Finally, the problem was solved casually (the highlight moment passed by). The direct connection between the two events was very blunt. Before I could get enough of the ending of the last event, it was connected to the next event. There is a hole that has not been filled in. It is said that the rather annoying green tea star needs to be solved, but it has not been solved until the ending. The ending is very abrupt. After solving the tomb incident, a human skin scroll appears and says that he is the savior, and then he is gone. The background of the story is that all his family members are dead, and there is no explanation of how he died. He said that his skills were self-taught, which is also mentioned briefly. The most important thing is that there are not one hundred thousand underworld soldiers in the title, and they have no hair. What a mess.

Good evening, I found a good article and put it in the bookshelf to check in +%6