The youngsters only found out after looking it up online or asking about it in the comments.
People kept explaining things in the bullet comments.
Most people still had sound values. You might not understand, but you should show respect.
[Look! There's footage!]
[...]
[It's Brother Su and Sister Lin!]
[Good grief, they're fully armed! This sense of security is absolutely incredible!]
[...]
When the contestants hadn't split up, the camera usually just adjusted its angle and filmed their movements together from a third-person perspective.
If any contestants split up, however, the camera would split into two, or even three, views along with them.
"Brother Su" was what everyone called that athlete.
"Sister Lin" was naturally the scholar.
At the very least, the two of them represented their respective nation's luck.
It would be rude to call them by name directly, wouldn't it~
Some people even called him Su God or her Goddess Lin, which was perfectly fine. Some had inherited the affection and forms of address that the original audience had for them, while others had adopted them later.
Sister Lin was fine, after all. She was a scholar who kept a low profile and had no interest in appearing in public.
But Su God, as a track-and-field champion, was known by practically every household.
Competition after competition, championship after championship.
Who didn't like someone bringing glory to the nation?
To be honest,
so far, there probably hadn't been any occasion as satisfying as participating in the National Luck Game.
If one wanted to bring glory to the nation,
this was the real deal, wasn't it?
So,
Su God was the most excited of them all.
Sister Lin had only talked about it, but he had actually gone and done it, even learning how to cook.
As the saying