Laid-off office worker Xu Xingmian is forced to dust off her god-tier Honor of Kings skills and start livestreaming. She only meant to earn enough for meals, but her jaw-dropping Jing gameplay lets her dominate the Rift and unexpectedly draws in all kinds of top players: a cold, aloof CEO camps out in her stream to play support, a rebellious pro player brings his whole team to cheer her on, and a gentle senior anonymously showers her with gifts...
The inexperienced, never-been-in-love streamer is bewildered. “I’m only playing a game, so how did I become the most sought-after girl on the server?”
They said she’d only earn enough for meals, so why did that come with a crowd of suitors she can’t shake off?
I think this book is very realistic. It is different from other e-sports live broadcasts (self-feeling). The heroine has gone from being afraid of society to being able to face others. I feel that the character of the heroine is quite good. Because it is not finished yet, I can't make a decision (I hope it won't be unfinished)