All Online Fans’ Knife Comments Keep Demanding Updates, Yet He’s Slacking on Reality TV
As the rating for this book has just been released, the score will gradually rise later. If you mind the initial rating, you can try reading a few chapters first. The whole internet is in tears! At the ending of the phenomenon-level novel Even at the End of Time and Space, the male lead is diagnosed with an incurable disease, the female lead loses her memory in a car accident, and billions of readers are shattered in the middle of the night, angrily pooling together ten tons of blades to mail to the author "Buyu." And at this very moment, Lu Xinglan, who had already become financially free by squeezing out enough tears, is lying in a bathtub at Tomson Riviera and drinking Romanée-Conti. To avoid the frantic demands for updates and the blades being sent to him, he is tricked by his unscrupulous agent and friend into joining an all-day live-streamed pastoral healing reality show. On the show: A trendy idol with his hand slightly scraped cries out dramatically, and Lu Xinglan hands him a band-aid: "Hurry up and stick it on. If you wait two more minutes, the wound will heal." A green-tea actress complains about her family background while setting up a strong-willed persona, and Lu Xinglan cuts her off precisely: "So the three Porsches registered under your name were conjured out of thin air?" At first, the entire internet curses this non-celebrity guest for having zero social awareness, until one day he accidentally logs into the writer backend... The trending topic explodes: [Catch that bastard who killed my wife! So he was slacking off on a variety show!] From then on, the entertainment industry’s style changes completely, and a fun-seeking troublemaker emerges—someone with no creative bottleneck, no moral blackmail, and who becomes a top star in the entertainment world by "tormenting" people.
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