Taking Requests on Stream: From Misplays to the Pro Scene

How could I be the first to eat it?

It's alright, the writing is good, but there are some typos; I've seen about six or seven so far. It seems the title is a bit difficult to implement right now, since it's not appropriate for a big streamer to just randomly insult people. The game descriptions aren't bad, and the portrayal of the "boss's" emotions is perfect, somewhat reminiscent of that "money-grabbing streamer" I watched before. Overall, it's acceptable, but there's room for improvement.

Just then, Ye Feng, who had been silent for a long time, looked at the screen: "Don't send comments unless it's important. I'm playing a close game, it's lagging." The implication is that without spending money, the audience is nothing (why do they give you likes and chat but not traffic?). If you're so great, why are you using live streaming to take orders?

Coughing up blood is difficult to control, and it's even spurting out. Is the patient not going to recover? Otherwise, how can you explain spurting blood as a terminal illness? It must be in its late stages, right?

I finished reading it, and I think it's quite well-written. The supporting characters are all quite interesting. It's just that it's too short. I'll give it 5 stars. But I have a question: is the author planning to leave the male lead single? With so many women around, don't make him look like a fish-man!

I'd seen this book before, but the comments discouraged me. However, I've been getting it recommended to me a lot these past few days, so I decided to check it out. After reading the latest chapter, I think it's alright; not as frustrating as the comments made it out to be. Although it's a bit lighthearted, overall it's readable.

New book, good book, worth reading. Although there's a minor flaw like the game's microphone being on, it's a great, fast-paced novel, I love reading it!!! I'm urging for more updates!!! By the way, I haven't seen a female lead yet; it's probably a game-themed novel.

This book... Has some minor flaws before chapter 44, but it's still readable. It's more suitable for readers who have been with Tomato for a while and have developed some tolerance. As for the later chapters... That tolerance isn't strong enough at this stage, so it depends on the situation.

It's good. Even though I don't play League of Legends or Delta Force, I can roughly understand it. The author of "Climbing to the Top" writes with great passion! It's so good! I persevered until the very last chapter (5.52 Rating), I don't know why the rating is so low.

After reading this book, I feel that the service from those who offer paid gaming companions is really good, and I want to book a few more games with them now (ง •̀_•́)ง Well… how should I put it? Uh… there was quite a lot of swearing, which is a major red flag in novels. Personally, I'd say I'm okay with it; it didn't really offend me. I'll give it three stars for now. I gave it five stars earlier because I often use paid companions, and their attitude is generally good.