As the final image of Jiang Yu pulling someone to their feet, bathed in sunlight, faded away, the new PV finally came to an end.
Siberian Duck simply sat there without a word, and even the barrage of comments in her livestream slowed somewhat.
The video was short and its narrative fairly straightforward. Viewers could easily tell that this was probably Little Fish's past.
Jiang Yu had always been rather mysterious, so it was only natural that he had some unknown history.
"It wasn't that heartbreaking..."
After a long while, Siberian Duck finally spoke her first words, her voice muffled and mumbling.
Nobody knew whether she really found it heartbreaking, but judging by her voice, the PV had certainly affected her.
Siberian Duck raised a hand and rubbed her nose. It stung, but not enough to make her cry.
The PV really wasn't all that heartbreaking, after all, and its greatest suffering had been glossed over with the casual line, "There were no more records after a hundred thousand times."
But she was a gamer, after all. Comparing this to the Jiang Yu in the game's story, and to the boy playing so freely in the previous PV, she still couldn't help feeling a pang of sadness.
Perhaps being a girl and a streamer made her a little more sensitive and prone to thinking too much.
After all, judging by the PV, Jiang Yu had endured the torment of being impaled and burned at least a hundred thousand times. Yet the Jiang Yu in the story was so cheerful and carefree, willing to share his kindness with anyone, like warm winter sunshine melting the ice and snow while warming people's hearts.
Siberian Duck searched her heart and shook her head.
At least she couldn't do that-still greet others with a