The everyday life and history of a wholesome streamer.
Every 6A fan probably has three modes. The first is the streamer's humble friendliness when solo-queueing. The second is his humble friendliness when he starts a comedy team stream (this comment costs fifty cents). The last one tends to show up after he skips a stream...
LD6A: Taking my wife out to eat/travel/go for a walk/visit her parents, and so on. No stream today.
Fans in Buddhist mode: Show off all you want. I'll eat my hat if I complain.
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Everyone who knows me knows I like you. But when I'm with you, I've never once said that I like you. Years later, you might know that I liked you, but not that I still do.
A lot of people say Ling Dong is like a mountain, letting Lu Ximing openly love him for years without getting anywhere. They're practically the classic example of how there's more than a thin veil between two people. But they don't know that Lu Xi, who supposedly liked him for so long, is also a mountain, and has never shown kindness to anyone else.
[Reader's guide]
1. I became fond of the male lead based on the original model from an esports novel, then imagined the rest of their past.
2. I wanted to try a story about a man pursuing a woman, with only a thin veil between them [but that isn't what happened].
3. Overwatch streaming references are based on real people. The game stuff is nonsense: let him play whoever he wants, I'll pick Torbjorn.
4. A short-to-medium, melodramatic story, updated whenever inspiration strikes. No angst, no angst, no angst. The characters' names were borrowed from the set of Dream Years next door.
5. I'll write whatever comes to mind. The author has always had a few screws loose, in every sense of the phrase.
Why... Didn't I understand...