Lin Ye, an ordinary college student majoring in computer science, is also a well-known CS anchor "Yezi" on the game live broadcast platform. When the pressure of final review collided with the expectations of live broadcast fans, he fell into the dilemma of "having a hard time balancing studies and interests" - from the anxiety of compressing the duration of the first live broadcast, to the anxiety when the big programming assignment was urgently due; from the confusion of failing the computer network simulation test, to the collapse of debugging the code for three hours and not being able to find a bug, every dilemma made him almost give up the live broadcast.
But he never fought alone: fan "Xiaoyu" sent handwritten review packets, "CS enthusiasts" accompanied him online to memorize words, and stranger fans formed an "inter-school review bureau" to share test points; senior K not only taught him game points skills, but also stayed up late to sort out exam question materials, and offered a helping hand when he collapsed; even the counselor broke the stereotype and recommended an online study room, supporting him to "live broadcast as soon as he passes".
When Lin Ye promised to "report the good news as soon as the results come out" during the re-broadcast, this story about youth, love and growth has long gone beyond the scope of live game broadcasts - it tells how every ordinary person finds direction in the "dilemma", and the warm companionship hidden inside and outside the screen that inadvertently illuminates the way forward.
