Mu Cheng is a nineteen-year-old college guy. Bored during his vacation, he registered an account and became a small-time streamer in the gaming section of the Raspberry app.
At first, his livestream had no traffic. The highest viewership was just over twenty, the chat was peaceful, and occasionally a kind viewer would send him some sunflower seeds.
Then, half an hour later, an unknown user entered the livestream. Without a word, they dropped ten of the most expensive gifts and shot straight to the top of the leaderboard.
The flashy, spectacular rocket effect, worth 9,999 RMB, came with fireworks crackling across the screen and a limited-time red packet popping up.
Its effect was just as impressive as its price. A pinned notification floated across every livestream on the Raspberry app:
["Nineteen" sent streamer "I'm Not an Orange" a Rocket]
The same message played ten times in a row.
Viewers in other livestreams: Where did this big spender come from?! Grab the red packet! Go!
The popularity of Mu Cheng's little livestream shot up like that rocket, soaring higher and higher. The viewer count instantly broke through 10,000 and kept climbing.
From then on, whenever Mu Cheng went live, this big spender showed up like clockwork. With the swagger of a total B-king, they hardly ever spoke and just kept sending gifts, always choosing the most expensive ones.
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Mu Cheng mainly plays marksmen, but he can manage the other positions too, making him a passable all-rounder. His usual streams involve taking fans into five-player teams to climb the ranked ladder.
One day, the top supporter joined his team, with three jungle heroes listed among their most-used characters.
Mu Cheng casually opened the guy's game profile.
Wow! A top-ranked national jungler!
In a low-star King rank match, the top supporter instantly locked in Jing and typed that Mu Cheng had to pick Yao.
The viewers watched as he gave the blue buff and kills to Mu Cheng, who was playing Yao, and led Yao into the enemy jungle as if it were their own. He tore through the enemy team single-handedly in ten minutes and ended the match in a flash.
The chat filled with messages:
[Just got here, quick question: is this the top-ranked national jungler and his Yao pendant?]
[I'm shipping them, I'm shipping them!]
[I don't even want to ship them, but the big shot is serving it right to me. QAQ]
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During a Peak Tournament match, Mu Cheng filled in as the support Guiguzi. He set up a perfect team fight and led their team to victory.
His teammates praised him for landing a five-person pull and making a huge contribution. Grinning, he said, "No big deal," and made his game character trot happily after his teammates down the bottom lane to push the tower. He glanced at the chat, looking forward to his fans' praise.
But... why was the atmosphere in his livestream getting weirder and weirder?
[Wifey is so cute when he acts all sweet]
[It's like he's telling me, "No big deal. Is that all it takes to win you over?"]
[Hehe, I just changed my username]
Mu Cheng clearly saw the freshly updated nickname of one of his longtime fans:
"My Sweet Wifey Orange"
Damn it! Why was a macho marksman like him being called someone's wife?
A pretty boy who can act cute and play coy
A lighthearted daily-life story, King of Glory plus food
The gaming is all amateur, and the food is all from the internet
Don't project this onto the real world
Theme: While you're alive, eat, drink, and have fun
