That night, Ke Meng went home to rest.
The video he had filmed during the day had already spread online after half a day of gaining traction.
Ke Meng opened the video and watched his own footage with relish.
This episode featured him summoning a fish that ate text by the lakeside.
The title was simply "Fishing Today: A Fish That Eats Words." There was no mention of a review in the title, just something simple and casual.
There was no need for flashy gimmicks. The system had its own way of validating reviews anyway.
As long as he met the viewer count requirement, he could easily collect the resistance reward.
When he opened the video, a torrent of bullet comments flooded the screen.
Ke Meng had no choice but to open the bullet comment filter and set their screen coverage to around twenty-five percent. Otherwise, the dense comments made it too hard to watch.
After adjusting the comment coverage, Ke Meng settled into a comfortable lying position and held his phone in one hand.
At the start of the video, Ke Meng appeared holding a fishing rod.
The fishing footage had been shot after he got out of the car, but that was not the main attraction. He never did any fishing afterward, having gotten too caught up in watching the show.
"Hello, everyone, I'm Ke Meng... A fisherman friend told me a strange lake monster had appeared here, one that likes eating text."
As soon as Ke Meng appeared on camera, he took out a box of fishing rods.
From that second onward, the fans could no longer hold back their urge to poke fun.
"Just a random passerby here, but seriously, is the uploader trying to catch a Kun?"
"You know, he really might catch a Prehistoric