Raging at My Brother on the Spot: Does This Commentator Want to Get Fired?

Uzi is the most overhyped professional player I've ever seen.

In reality, if you dared to do that, even Wang Sicong would be dragged down; you'd be directly banned by the authorities. Even if you had millions of fans and were the top streamer on Huya, you'd have to kneel down.

I've only just started reading this book, so I'd like to offer a suggestion. A commentator can criticize any player, at most only their fans will criticize them, but they can't criticize the audience. You can't insult the viewers. Commentary is a service industry; the audience is your bread and butter. Criticizing the audience will offend those who aren't fans of the players.

Hurry up and turn on the red-temperature bath, you dog! Is Aphelios really going to give you away like this? You have no shame!

The author's personal bias is too strong. Commentators can speak the truth, but they shouldn't use nicknames. This seriously undermines the credibility of the commentators and the fairness of the league, and such behavior will result in expulsion.

Esports articles with commentary titles like "Winning the G2 championship and continuing professionally" are already cliché. Honestly, if he won the G2 championship, he should have retired on the spot, gone back to commentary and streaming, launched a massive attack on all the players and fans, and then made a comeback when the atmosphere was right to win another championship.

I came to watch the commentary, but he turned professional before chapter 20 was even over. Honestly, Qidian (the website's online literature platform) really doesn't need another e-sports novel like yours; it's a shame.

Personally, I think the author's writing style is quite good. The combination of trolls, commentary, and professionalism makes it interesting. If it were just commentary all the time, it would be too boring. People develop immunity to new things; novelty only brings temporary interest, and it gets tiresome after a while.

There's a question: Shuizi Ge has so many female fans, surely he's good-looking? The main character is so much more powerful than Shui Gui, yet he doesn't have a fan club. Is it because he's too ugly? 😅 Logically speaking, if he were good-looking, his female fanbase would be formidable by now.

The synopsis is full of explanations; he quit his job to go for a trial after only 16 chapters. You really dare to dream.