......Ur, captain.
What?
Tong Yao took a look at the man sitting down next to her with an empty water bottle in his hand: You know, if we were living in ancient times, you would have had to marry me after saying that nonsense.
Lu Sicheng logged on to get in queue and fixed his eyes on his computer screen: Oh. Then, so what?
Tong Yao kicked him under the desk and raised her eyebrows: Marry me.
Lu Sicheng seemed nonchalant: Oh.
Tong Yao kicked him again: Are you scared?
Lu Sicheng finally turned his head to glance over her. Then he abruptly asked a question: Do you know how to cook?
Tong Yao replied without hesitation: No.
Lu Sicheng: Then that means you only know how to eat? Then Im scared.
Tong Yao: ......
Tong Yao: Are you a human being? Why cant you speak nicely?
Lu Sicheng: You force me to do it.
Tong Yao: So youre blaming me.
Lu Sicheng: Who else to blame if not you?
Tong Yao: ......
Tong Yao was using all her might to control herself and challenge her limits everyday so as not to throw her computer on the head of the man next to her...Sometimes, Tong Yao had to question whether it was because all the fangirls compassion and tolerance that made all these internet addicted players overlook their limits of personal appeal and actual value-- --
All the sweet talk from the fans made these players talk crazily and do crazy things
If there was a Wonder Woman among the fans who could come out and let all these men see themselves more clearly, it would be wonderful.
-- --At first, it was just Tong Yaos personal fancy.
What she didnt expect was that heaven above seemed to have heard her inner cry and in less than 8 hours, a Wonder Woman really appeared!
The incident started with a young lady, the leader of Qing Dynasty's fan group. Her Weibo id was Guoguo.
Guoguo often produced and edited highlights and memes of streams from Qing Dynasty players and gradually became quite friendly with the teams staff. As such, she usually had some insider information about the daily life of the team to share with other fans...As times went by, she became a popular poster who had twenty thousand fans herself.
Everyone knew Guoguo was the moderator of Xu Tailuns stream and the leader of Xu Tailuns personal fan group. But she always kept a low profile and never got involved in any arguments or controversies. She would never create small circles to exclude anyone either-- --
She had earned the support of Qing Dynastys fans. In the eyes of all those fans, she was always there when Xu Tailun was streaming. To the fanbase, she seemed to have the time and money to do so, was low key, and had insider information.
That night around 8 oclock, one of Qing Dynastys fans, having nothing better to do after dinner, started to browse Guoguos Weibo. This fan only wanted to see some interesting stream highlights of Qing Dynasty's players from the day before, which she had missed. As she was checking the Weibo posts, she noticed a notification of Guoguo liking another post on another Weibo account called In your name-- --
Out of curiosity, this fangirl went to check In your name on Weibo.
Then she discovered something peculiar about this account. It was obviously a personal alternate Weibo account, which had a couple of bots that had followed with 0 shares, 0 comments, and 0 likes. However, she posted quite often on it. The posts started about half a year ago, numbering about two to three posts a day.