Live-Stream Time Travel: My Viewers Are in the Future

[Live Streaming · Comedy · Time Travel]

“Greetings to the brothers watching the livestream in 2025. My name is Chen Fang, and I’m in Yuhai City in 2023!”

Chen Fang gains the ability to livestream across time travel, and the more revenue he earns from the livestream, the longer he can travel through time.

“Bro, you want to see your ex-girlfriend before she dies? Ten spaceships, I’ll go see her for you!”

“You want me to find a murderer? That... costs extra!”

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“You want to ban my livestream room? I’m in 2023. How are you going to ban it?”

“Then the yous in 2025, come to 2023 and arrest me if you can!”

PS: A unified reply: if you look at the title, time travel, time travel, he has time-traveled. How could the protagonist possibly still exist in 2025? How are you going to catch someone who doesn’t exist?

And as for the matter of world lines, I already explained it back when the protagonist’s younger sister appeared. The protagonist is independent of all world lines.

In that timeline, that timeline is the one that has his identity information.

The timeline where the male lead’s livestream room is being watched is independent; it only receives messages from the male lead, and there is no male lead’s existence there!

And the matter of being banned in 2025 depends on the premise that the protagonist exists in 2025. He has always been in the past, constantly moving forward—he may be in 2015, or even 2000, livestreaming in a world where livestreaming does not exist.

The basic logic is this: before June 2, 2025, that is, before the day the protagonist started broadcasting, as long as it is before that period, he can keep livestreaming.

Banning the viewers works the same way! In short, people in the present cannot interfere with the past.