I Livestreamed My Bicycle Being Stolen, and My Trillion-Dollar Fortune Was Exposed

Read up to Chapter Nine. It has the feel of a web series. The protagonists are big names in their respective fields, yet they are remarkably low-key. Or perhaps they are unaware of it. In their live streams, they rarely get to the point, instead focusing on subtly and inexplicably slapping people in the face. Seventy percent of the text consists of live comments. I wanted to say it wasn't good. But since I only watched the beginning and haven't seen the rest, I can't honestly give a bad review.

It's a long story, too much rambling.

I only got this reading time because I wanted to say one thing... Hehe... Pei

What is it that's poisonous?

Bored and speechless, my mood is already sour. All the people in the live stream are doing is questioning and questioning, and then the big shot who just mentioned it entered the live stream. What a coincidence, haha! The streamer neither argues back nor shuts down the stream.

To be honest, this book has an extremely high level of fumes; it suffocated me.

As the author, I feel that these kinds of live-streaming shows are actually less entertaining and make the audience feel disgusted.

Author, you wouldn't happen to be that bald guy whose bicycle was stolen in Hong Kong, would you?

I have a feeling that you, author, are planning to keep padding the chapters.

Haha, this is really interesting, I'll keep watching!