I, Death Livestreamer, Took the Internet by Storm
Infinite Flow + livestreaming + national destiny competition
I was selected for “National Destiny Hauntings,” where every chosen player's adventure is livestreamed around the world. While everyone else struggles to survive among ghosts and monsters, I discover that as long as I slack off enough, I can trigger hidden mechanics. When Sadako crawls out of the TV, I hand her a comb: “Sis, your hair's split at the ends.” When zombies surround the city, I set up a barbecue stall: “Hungry? Garlic sauce or spicy?” Facing the final boss, I sigh. “I'm tired. Just destroy the world already.” In an instant, a message appears on the global livestream: [Dragon Kingdom's chosen player, Jiang Fan, has achieved the one and only hidden ending: Coexistence with the Supernatural.] The national destiny rewards are doubled, and behind me stands a crowd of supernatural underlings massaging my shoulders and legs.
A power fantasy that pushes back against the rat race, using absurdity to defuse horror, with strong comedic contrast and national pride.
