The danmaku was delighted.
But most of them were envious.
Envious of their cheerful gaming atmosphere.
How did this look like a boss and his employees?
It was more like a group of close old friends queueing up to play games together.
There was no overwhelming desire to win; the focus was on one word: "fun."
"Alright, it's Duck Duck and my turn to face off~"
Cheers from the girls immediately rang out in the esports room.
Some cheered for Mo Li, while others cheered for Duck Duck.
Any man's blood would start boiling after hearing those sweet voices.
The danmaku was exactly the same.
Although... those cheers were not meant for them, whenever those distinctive and pleasant voices rang out, the breathtaking images of the girls in the game would surface in their minds.
Well, this was great.
Mo Li had one more reason to get "stabbed."
What gives, Dog Otto?! Take my blade!
However.
Once Mo Li and Duck Duck's battle began.
The players' attention was instantly drawn to it.
Since it was Mo Li's stream, what the viewers saw was the first-person perspective of Mo Li's character.
Watching from this perspective felt completely different from spectating in third person.
Charged-attack mind games, backstep dodges, disengagement dodges, holding blue focus to counter normal attacks, grappling-hook combos... it was dazzling to watch.
That was just how this game worked.
Whether you were playing duos or trios.
Once you encountered a one-on-one battle, you would instinctively start playing as though you were in a blade-room duel.
Nobody dared to Blade Clash recklessly or throw out charged attacks casually.
They were afraid of getting caught in a single stagger.
And even though the players did not yet know much about the game, this cautious duel still had them watching with