Even the Chinese live-stream room alone still attracted quite a few foreigners who came to join the fun.
Then!
They started complaining.
Why was their own live-stream room nothing but a bare image,
while they could join in the commentary and relay it? Wasn't that cheating?!
[I seem to remember that commentators recognized by the National Luck Game could connect to the live-stream room through special means, right?]
[That's because your own countries didn't get things done!]
[...]
Why didn't they?
They couldn't!
Although at first glance, it seemed like there usually shouldn't be any problems. But! Pay attention... the commentator had to be recognized and approved by the National Luck Game. In other words, the National Luck Game had to consider you a qualified commentator...
Their background had to be pure!
Otherwise!
Even if you reported the matter all the way to the heavens,
they simply wouldn't pay you any attention.
So!
That was the situation...
If nobody brought it up, there was nothing to say.
But once it was mentioned,
an entire country couldn't even find a single qualified candidate. Wasn't that ridiculous?
But everyone understood this very clearly.
When it came to foreign countries,
the people in power didn't care whether someone was qualified.
What they wanted were people who obeyed them—better yet, people who were completely on their side.
That made it impossible for anyone to be pure.
What was the point of having commentators with the right political stance?
Even the three people China found had been carefully selected.
They had confirmed that they were clean.
One was a fairly well-known veteran artist. A true embodiment of both virtue and artistic excellence.
Another was an academician grandfather who had made important contributions to scientific research. He was kind and highly respected.
And the last one