Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 38, Section 37: Who exactly is Ma Tou?

Shimamura Yuna knew exactly who the "horse head" mentioned in the comments was.

TheShy, the first LPL champion top laner, is also arguably the most popular professional player in the entire LPL.

From the godlike performance in S8, to the subsequent dominance of long-range units against short-range units, and then to various research and development efforts.
It can be said that in the LPL where stars are gradually leaving, TheShy alone occupies half of the popularity.

However, while he is very popular, he is also very controversial.

He doesn't train, has a poor professional attitude, plays more ARAM than Summoner's Rift, and after so many years in the LPL, he still can't speak fluent Chinese.
In short, both those who hate him and those who like him can find many reasons to support him.

The recent controversy surrounding him is that "he's been in the LPL for so long but still can't speak Chinese well."

Actually, TheShy does speak Chinese; he can speak some and understand it.

However, compared to the number of years he has been in China, his halting Chinese does seem rather poor.

Recently, perhaps because this player has too many haters, it has led to foreigners in the esports circle showing off their ability to learn Chinese quickly and speak fluent Chinese.

Immediately afterwards, people will start chanting "Don't bring up horse head rhymes".

And now, that's clearly the situation.

Yuna Shimamura herself doesn't have much of an opinion on this matter.

She also felt that TheShy's Chinese ability was indeed not worthy of the many years he had spent in China, which seemed a bit strange.

But she wouldn't speculate too much about it.

Perhaps it's simply that they don't want to learn.

Maybe I really can't learn it well.

Who knows?

Moreover, and most importantly, as a small streamer, she really couldn't afford to offend TheShy's fans. She was genuinely afraid that if she offended TheShy's fans, they would come and give her a beating.

My fragile little heart, afflicted with Yu Yu syndrome, can't withstand this kind of torment.

Therefore, when she saw the barrage of comments spamming horse heads, she chose to play dumb.

Who is the horse-headed one?

However, what she didn't expect was that as soon as she said that, the comments section really thought she didn't understand.

They immediately started stringing the strings even more enthusiastically.

The horse's head signifies Thursday.

The horse's head is the father of the dragon god.

[The horse's head is Dr. Zombie King]

[The horse head is Intel's chief engineer]

Later on, even more direct and violent statements emerged.

Shimamura Yuna was terrified and didn't dare to say a word.

But the comments kept getting more and more enthusiastic.

Fortunately, Akari Kujo came to the rescue at that moment.

She sat to the side, unable to read or understand Chinese, and had no idea what Shimamura Yuna was talking about with the audience.

But she could tell that Shimamura Yuna seemed awkward.

Is it because they don't know how to do a live stream?

Thinking of this, she quickly offered her help, took out her phone, and opened her notes app.

It contains the "Demon King Yuna's First Appearance Lines" that she had helped Shimamura Yuna come up with a couple of days ago.

After all, Shimamura Yuna's costume design was created by her, from appearance to character design. So it's not unreasonable for her to design the opening lines and background story herself, right?

VTB is all about creating a sense of virtuality and role-playing.

Although she wrote it down at the time, she gave up the idea of ​​showing it to Shimamura Yuna because she thought she probably wouldn't want to read it aloud.

But since the live stream has hit an awkward spot, why not have Shimamura Yuna read what she wrote aloud to the audience?
Thinking of this, she handed her phone to Shimamura Yuna and said, "Here, Yuna, translate this into Chinese and read it to the viewers in the live stream." "Huh?" Shimamura Yuna took the phone, somewhat bewildered, and then subconsciously began to read according to Kujo Akari's request.

"Hello everyone, I'm Yuna-chan, the blood magic beauty from the continent of Valoran."

"After slumbering for 487 years in the Dark Castle, cursed by the eternal blood moon, until a clumsy archaeologist accidentally broke my seal."

"Although I call myself the Ghost King, I'm definitely not that kind of old-fashioned vampire. My favorite thing is strawberry-flavored blood packs, and my least favorite thing is anything made of silver. The secret is..."

After reading two paragraphs in an extremely monotonous tone, Shimamura Yuna was starting to lose her composure.

This is so shameful and embarrassing that it's almost unbearable.

She read two more pages and found that what was written below was even more shameful.

I won't even mention the various lines that are full of anime and manga flavor.

The original text even contained a lot of body language and interjections, such as "suddenly tilting his head and laughing lightly" and "lifting his hair to reveal sharp teeth," which Shimamura Yuna did not translate.

She strongly suspected that Akari Kujo was using the excuse of doing a live stream with her to satisfy her own creative desires.

This shocking creation has naturally sparked a wave of questions in the live stream.

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What are they talking about???

[Wow, Yuna really knows how to create a persona! The persona is pretty good.]

[The classic dog in a suit is back!]

Oh my, it feels so virtual!

At this moment, Shimamura Yuna's sense of shame completely erupted.

Blushing, she returned the phone to Akari Kujo.

Then, he said righteously, "No, I really can't pronounce this."

Akari Kujo accepted her phone with some regret, then sighed and said, "I knew it."

If we only talk about this "self-introduction from the perspective of anime characters," then it would definitely be a terrible job.

However, if you add Shimamura Yuna's mechanical and monotonous reading, her inability to stop halfway through, and the mockery in the live stream chat, it's a different story.

Then this wouldn't be considered a bad job.

This is great work; this is performance art.

Meanwhile, after the conversation between Shimamura Yuna and Kujo Akari, the viewers in the live stream realized that there was more than one person in Shimamura Yuna's room.

The copywriting we just saw was given to Shimamura Yuna by someone else.

So, everyone started going crazy again.

[Sister Yuna, who's sending you these messages? Is it your boyfriend?]

[Yuna, who forced you to recite those lines?]

[Wow, I already have a boyfriend right after the show started airing, not bad!]

[Sister Yuna, are we all part of your PLAY?]

Shimamura Yuna vehemently denied this.

"What do you mean your boyfriend is a girl? The person talking in the live stream is my friend, she's a girl."

To prevent viewers from disbelieving, she even asked Akari Kujo to come over to the microphone and say hello.

Akari Kujo is a very expressive person. When she heard Yuna Shimamura ask her to come and greet the viewers in the live stream, she immediately came over.

"Hi~ I'm Yuna-chan's friend, you can call me Mia-chan~ I'm a vampire too~"

Yuna Shimamura couldn't help but complain: 'What is Mia-chan again?! How come there's another random, fictional character out of nowhere?!'

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