Dream Builder gender-swapped the male characters in Frost Snow Project into female ones, and this caused quite a stir back then.
It was also fairly well-known within the player community.
The problem was, if you hadn't played Frost Snow Project before and were picking it up for the very first time, how could you tell which characters had always been female and which ones had been gender-swapped from males?
Even ACG Game players didn't know the specifics, let alone Fang Shuo, a former pro player who only knew how to shoot things all day and never played ACG Games.
After unlocking the gacha feature, the very first character he pulled was Fei Yun.
Wearing a sleeveless crop top and cute lace-trimmed bloomers, such an energetic little girl completely hit his preferences! The helpful viewers in the chat noticed his excitement and kindly told him Fei Yun's armor-break technique.
Hearing that, Fang Shuo got so excited that he completely forgot about the plot, the main story, and pulling characters.
Following the viewers' guidance, he went straight to look for mechanical monsters that fired lasers.
Because his account level was low and his characters lacked investment, it was a bit risky to rashly leave the leveling route planned by the designers.
--If it were the mischievous viewers leading the way, the danger level would multiply several times over.
Yet Fang Shuo wasn't intimidated at all.
In his view, wasn't a former pro player tackling this kind of easy-casual shooting ACG Game a form of dimensionality reduction?
This psychological advantage came to an abrupt halt when he encountered the first red name elite.
This monster made him understand what "you have your skills, I have my stats" meant.
He hit this elite with hundreds of bullets, almost every single one a headshot.
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