The anchor is always slapped in the face
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Synopsis
Jin Jianglan was once a ruthless and feared entity who left a trail of legends across countless planes. Now, he has traded his terrifying reputation for the modest life of a network anchor, hoping for a peaceful existence. However, his retirement is short-lived as unexpected complications begin to disrupt his new routine. This novel reads like a classic hidden powerhouse trope blended with fast-travel elements, where a formerly overpowered protagonist navigates a more mundane role. It is ideal for readers who enjoy BL and wuxia-inspired world-hopping, while those who prefer a linear, single-setting plot should skip it. The narrative is characterized by a rapid pace and a chaotic structure, featuring frequent crossings and reverse crossings that keep the progression unpredictable.
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Editorial Review
This completed BL title offers a concise reading experience, spanning 131 chapters. Its primary strength lies in its efficiency; the story is fully resolved without the bloating often found in the fast-travel genre. The contrast between the protagonist's past as a ruthless conqueror and his current role as a streamer provides a consistent source of irony. However, the work suffers from a lack of cohesion. The author explicitly describes the plot as a hodgepodge, and this is evident in the fragmented nature of the world-hopping elements. While the variety is intended to be surprising, it occasionally undermines the emotional weight of the character arcs. It serves as a light, entertaining diversion rather than a deeply structured epic, making it a decent choice for those seeking a quick, completed series with an overpowered lead.