The Ultimate Battle Royale Streamer

Come on, author. Let's talk. Aside from League of Legends, which China consistently gets crushed by Korea, what other esports is worse than Korea's? You actually said Chinese esports as a whole is worse than Korea's? You have to take responsibility for your lies.

I gave up after reading a few chapters. Maybe it's a problem with your writing style, but it's just too damn wordy. I can barely read other people's lighter, more casual writing, but yours is just too annoying. For example, when you describe a person walking, you write: "I lifted my leg, my knee slowly bent...

Has the author confused the game with reality? Do real-life sharpshooters or special forces soldiers really become better at PUBG? Honestly, I don't see the point of the training described. It doesn't actually change physical strength, nor does it change the feel for guns in the game. After all, training involves handling real guns, while the game involves handling a mouse. Does killing people in training automatically make you better at killing people in the game...?

Honestly, it's a pain in the ass. A system-based story, where the "system" is just a mechanism, is ridiculous. You write a bunch of nonsensical arguments between the protagonist and the system that just read a bunch of idiotic nonsense; it's really idiotic.

The author absolutely cannot abandon this story! If you do, I'll go to your live streaming platform and curse you to death!

Tofu pudding should be savory; long live the savory party, sweet is heresy.

I like the PUBG streamers Confession on Huya and Shao Jiong on Panda TV.

I'll remember you, author. Your writing is so verbose; I guess I'll just have to go read some water now.

Winning in PUBG isn't about skill! It's all about luck! Nobody can win all the time! That's too unrealistic.

Too mundane, and lacking ambition.