Unemployed Middle-Aged Anchor: If You Don't Have Talent, You Will Die

Lin Jinchuan, who works as an operator for an Internet company, was laid off when he was 30 years old and faced repeated obstacles in finding a job. The heavy mortgage loan pressure, the tuition fees of his young son, and the huge surgical expenses of his mother forced this ordinary middle-aged man into a desperate situation. In desperation, he dug out the old computer at home and plunged into the extremely involved game live streaming industry. He is a natural black hole in the game. His hand speed and reaction ability are far below the average level of ordinary players. He is greeted with ridicule on the screen as soon as he starts broadcasting. There are only single-digit viewers in the live broadcast room all year round. There is no system, no golden finger. His only reliance is the extreme execution ability, review ability and paranoia of adults who have been polished by society. He used clumsy methods to dismantle every game mechanism, and relied on hard-core reviews to break the curse of talent first in the industry. He gradually grew from the "worst anchor" ridiculed by the entire network to a hard-working person recognized in the gaming circle. It confirms what Lu Xun said: The efforts of ordinary people are always meaningful.