As Qingyu started his stream, a huge wave of viewers flooded in.
[Oooooh! Has Teacher Yu been this hardworking lately? Becoming one of Paldea's Eight Gyms' Leaders really does make a difference!]
[Well, his status has changed. Which other Gym Leader or Elite Four member wouldn't have to call him Teacher Yu now? He's definitely got the prestige to back it up, hahaha.]
[Yesterday we got to watch Teacher Yu use his Beat Up strategy, and today we get a Gym Challenge too. This is the life~]
Broadcasting his Gym Challenges to all his viewers actually brought Qingyu quite a few benefits.
Ever since he had streamed an example for his audience last week, he had rarely received negative reviews along the lines of, "Isn't your Sunshine Gym too difficult? How is anyone supposed to pass?" or, "Trash Gym! All you care about is making challengers miserable!"
After all, the challengers' every move was watched from start to finish by an audience that regularly numbered in the millions.
Seeing things firsthand, the viewers finally understood why Qingyu sometimes felt so exhausted-
He was going so easy on them, yet these students still just didn't get it!
Even the "little trick" of openly using a Pokédex to gather information during an open-book test had only gradually caught on among Paldea's rookies after that challenger named Kieran used it last week.
These students had been challenging the Gym for so long, yet none of them had managed the flash of inspiration that a little kid from Kitakami had...
They really were the worst class Teacher Yu had ever taught!
If they couldn't even get past the Sunshine Gym, the very first hurdle, what was all this talk about collecting eight Badges and challenging the Elite Four and Top Champion Geeta?
Perhaps that