I Went Viral for Slacking Off on Livestream, Drinking Red Wine in the Pouring Rain

Haha, a plot that makes you want to quit right from the start.

Regarding the content, (only 33 is visible) The content is alright, but the excessive praise for the main character is physically uncomfortable. Only 33 chapters, do you know how much of this kind of content there is? It's making me feel a little uncomfortable. Let's talk about the plot hole. From chapters 20-32, the character participates in a variety show.

The score is getting more and more outrageous.

A meaningful thing always makes people feel very happy.

Real estate is so volatile, teach me how to trade.

The beginning was quite good, although it didn't quite fit the theme. The "playing dumb" system was no longer playing dumb; it was purely a wish-fulfillment story. The protagonist possessed various skills: singing, fishing, playing musical instruments, calligraphy, painting, chess, and chess; financial stock trading; business management; and even movie making.

It has absolutely nothing to do with surrendering...

My personal assessment of the book is fair. While there are some absurd plot points, they don't detract from the overall content. While reading, one can feel a sense of pressure regarding real life. The core message is good. I just hope the author doesn't slack off while writing (doge).

This cover looks like Xiao Yi!

I don't know what others think, but the later parts went way off track. Where did the "giving up" phase go? The beginning was quite dashing, but what happened later?