[Esports] Team Leader Xie, your mid laner is causing trouble again.

I've noticed that this Banana Boat account really likes to use random character IDs.

[Star, won't you get beaten up for smearing the captain like this?]

Quick, quick, show me my Lychee! I'm craving lychees!

Honestly, Lychee used to stream every day, and now he's suddenly going pro. I feel so empty, lonely, and cold...

[Wait, wait, 54944? A person who frequently watches Lychee's livestreams fell into deep thought...]

[Wait, wait, wait, 54944? Even someone who likes using the nine-key input method is lost in thought...]

The comments section suddenly paused for a moment, and most people fell into thought.

Jiang Xingle, oblivious to everything, continued to shove the camera at Xie Jichuan's computer screen with a silly grin.

Xie Jichuan froze for a moment after seeing the ID at the top of the homepage.

Turning to Jiang Xingle, who was standing beside him holding a camera, he asked, "You've already started your live stream?"

Jiang Xingle chuckled, nodding as he moved the camera closer, muttering to himself:

"Oh? The captain registered an account on this platform before? Let's sneak a peek at what the captain usually watches!"

Li Zhi, standing nearby, shuddered.

Xie Jichuan didn't even have time to raise his hand to stop it before the camera was already pointed at him.

Next to the brightly lit ID on the screen, there was a top-level special effects light board that was so bright it hurt your eyes.

The moment Jiang Xingle saw the light sign clearly, her eyes widened and her voice suddenly rose:

"Holy crap? Captain, you actually watch the live stream?"

He suddenly realized something and frantically slammed the camera onto the table, but it was too late.

He shouted in a low, silent voice, his features almost contorted in pain:

"Captain, why are you still watching live streams and spending money?! What if you get scammed by those unscrupulous streamers?! Ughhhhh, what if I accidentally filmed it and it was shown online?! Captain, you're not watching some kind of suggestive female streamer, are you?! Ughhhhh, I'm going to ruin your reputation!"

Jiang Xingle continued to break down, hissing and spitting out saliva with excitement.

Xie Jichuan disdainfully pulled out a tissue, wiped away two drops of drool that had accidentally dripped onto the table, and said calmly:

"She's not a female anchor."

Jiang Xingle was still in a breakdown: "Even male anchors who skirt the edges of the law are unacceptable!"

Before he could finish speaking, his shoulder was gripped tightly.

Jiang Xingle winced in pain and turned to meet Li Zhi's murderous gaze.

Li Zhi held the microphone he had just unplugged from Jiang Xingle's computer; the power light was off, and it lay quietly in his palm.

Li Zhi smiled at him, her smile as gentle as a spring breeze, but her voice was chilling:

"You're watching me, the male anchor. What? Do you need me to push the boundaries?"

Jiang Xingle couldn't imagine what it would be like for Li Zhi to be borderline, let alone dare to imagine it.

Upon hearing this, he first breathed a huge sigh of relief, thankful that he hadn't seen anything he shouldn't have, but then he immediately started trembling with fear.

What should I do?

He seemed to have inadvertently revealed the little ambiguity between Nakano and his wife.

Jiang Xingle looked at the microphone cable that had been ripped off in Li Zhi's hand, as if she could see her own dying self through it.

The two, Zhong and Fu, started fighting again.

To be precise, it was the mid laner unilaterally beating up the support.

Jiang Xingle, an Alpha, would never lay a hand on an Omega, let alone with Xie Jichuan sitting on the side watching him get beaten up with great interest.

He tried to curl himself up into a ball to make it easier for Li Zhi to make his move, while crying silently in his heart.

On the other computer screen, the comments were already flooding in.

It's obvious that the fans who were just thinking about it have already come to a conclusion.

[Damn, I just realized, isn't 54944 Lychee's top spender back when he was still a streamer?]

The platform requires that IDs not be duplicated, so it seems to be the same person.

[My god, guys, so you two have been playing these kinds of suggestive games with the top streamer and the number one fan for two years after you parted ways from the youth training team?]

[I guess you could call it cosplay!]

[There's another issue that will shatter any solo stans' opinions: I discovered that 54944 spelled out as "lychee" using the nine-key keyboard...]

【…】

【………】

【………………】

Is this a confession? Isn't it a bit too subtle?

[The solo fans have exhausted their efforts.]

[Is this even a question? Wasn't the picture Star just took clear enough? The light stick next to Xie Jichuan's ID is the fan title for Lychee's livestream.]

River, how could you leave behind such evidence?

Sorry River, we think we messed up your crush.

In an instant, the last sentence of the live stream chat flooded the screen with comments, creating a spectacular effect.

Xie Jichuan walked over and happened to see this scene. He couldn't help but smile.

He bent down, picked up the microphone that Li Zhi had casually tossed aside, plugged it in, and cleared his throat:

"it's me."

The viewers immediately recognized his voice and started spamming that phrase even more enthusiastically.

Xie Jichuan chuckled softly, his tone unhurried:

"Stop refreshing, what questions do you want to ask? Answer three within the time limit."

[Really? River, you said it yourself. You'd better be the first to face Lychee when she comes after us.]

[They're in talks, right? Have they talked? They're really talking, aren't they? They've definitely talked! They've absolutely talked, right?]

Let me ask, let me ask, did you kiss? Did you hug? Did you go to bed?

【You're being so intrusive, but all I want to do is denounce River, that scumbag who stole my wife.】

The barrage of comments scrolled wildly for a few seconds, most of them extremely offensive.

Xie Jichuan glanced at the screen, picked out one that could pass the censorship, and read it aloud:

"Did River start watching Lychee's streams when he first started?"

Xie Jichuan did not deny it: "Yes."

He paused, then added gently, "After all, I was Lychee's captain back then, and I wanted to see how our little mid laner was doing after leaving QW."

Several more comments flooded the screen, and he picked one more positive one to read:

What's River's reaction to finding out Lychee has quit esports and started streaming?

After reading the question aloud, Xie Jichuan fell into a daze and remained silent for a moment.

After a few seconds, he softly replied with two words: "It hurts."