Familiar faces of well-known PUBG streamers from the China Server Region appeared one after another on camera.
Dong Xiaosa, Lan Zhanfei, Thomas, Turalf, Chen Zihao, Zhu Fangfang, Qingyu, Xue mm, and other famous streamers from the two major platforms, Mouyu and Mouya, had all shown up.
There were also well-known streamers from other streaming platforms. The rest were players from various professional teams.
4AM's Jiang Siming, OMG's Little Lion, 17shou's A Shou, RNG's Xiao Ding Dang, IFTY's Long Si, and others.
Since the professional players were also streaming, they all counted as streamers.
South Korea's side was even more extreme. Hardly any pure streamers had come; ninety percent of them were professional players.
Even though the rules stated that each professional team could send at most one player, they had still managed to bring so many professional players over. The rest were at least top-tier solo players.
By contrast, there were fewer than ten professional players on the China Server Region's side. Everyone else was a streamer, and their skill levels varied greatly.
If they compared their overall strength, the China Server Region was definitely inferior to the Korea Server Region.
The Korean side thought so too. Although they knew that the China Server Region had Jiang Siming, they still believed the score would be 32–32. One person couldn't turn the tide of the battle.
What was more, they all knew a secret deep down: the China Server Region had a mole they had planted.
Every time a Chinese player appeared, the audience erupted in enthusiastic cheers.
No one paid any attention to the Korean side. There was nothing they could do—this was China's home ground.
Here, everyone would hear only one voice: the voice of the Chinese language!
"Where's Ming Shen?" Little Lion asked 17shou curiously after taking his