Yu Nian couldn't help laughing. "Are you guys acting out a melodrama in my stream? Don't scare off my biggest donor."
Seeing that Y hadn't said anything else, Yu Nian wasn't surprised. After all, Y rarely responded to topics like this, but that only made it harder to know what Y was thinking.
He didn't have any sales targets, so he didn't push them to buy the green jujubes the way a sales streamer would. Once he'd given a general introduction, he simply told them to buy whatever they needed.
Still, thanks to their trust in Yu Nian's character, quite a few people placed orders.
At two in the afternoon, the first match officially began.
Yu Nian had done his homework beforehand, so providing commentary as he watched was effortless. "Chat, our first match today is TCG versus OL."
"For anyone unfamiliar with them, OL is one of the hottest teams right now. They came through the qualifiers with eight straight wins. As a veteran team, TCG might have slipped a little lately, but their fundamentals are still solid..."
["Slipped a little." You're too kind, hahaha. Anyone keeping count of TCG's losing streak?]
[TCG really has it rough. Half their old players left, right? The new teammates aren't doing that great either, so they're counting on Crossing God. Then he got a fever before that crucial match last time, and they got swept with a sub playing. Now they've drawn OL too /sad.]
[Stop making excuses. You still think Du Zhou's a god? He knew he couldn't win, so he hid behind a fever and let the sub play. That way he dodged the criticism and could even throw the sub under the bus to protect his reputation. I'd do it too.]
[These haters are hilarious. You weren't even born