Reborn to Make Games: My Girlfriend is a Game Streamer

On Monday, a light drizzle began to fall in Lin'an, which had been sunny for a long time.

Jiang Yiting stood in front of the bathroom mirror, yawning, and sleepily picked up her electric toothbrush.

In the mirror, her familiar gray sweatshirt looked like a soft suit of armor, completely enveloping her.

Her gaze fell on the hoodie, and she slowed her brushing. She couldn't help but recall Chen Bainian's half-teasing, half-curious remark from yesterday—"You always wear hoodies, isn't it hard to match them with makeup?"

Does that mean she only wants to wear hoodies?

A sense of helplessness welled up in Jiang Yiting's heart.

It's all because of that quietly growing, increasingly difficult-to-ignore curve...

Since her second year of high school, certain unconscious, inquisitive gazes have led her to subconsciously choose the loosest and least figure-hugging style.

Hoodies became her comfort zone, helping her avoid a lot of unnecessary attention and embarrassment.

When I arrived at the company, the air was still damp from the rain.

Jiang Yiting had just sat down in front of the vanity mirror when she heard a laughing voice coming from beside her.

"Good morning, Xiao Jiang. Your gray outfit matches the weather quite well today, as always, you're very low-key."

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The speaker was Bai Yun from the dressing room. Today, she was wearing a neatly tailored off-white V-neck knit top paired with high-waisted straight-leg pants, which made her look capable and energetic, forming a stark contrast with the gray sky outside the window.

Jiang Yiting looked down at her loose gray hoodie and jeans, and smiled, "Sister Yun, please stop making fun of me."

It was still early, so Bai Yun pulled out the chair next to her and sat down.

Her gaze swept gently over Jiang Yiting, with a touch of professional scrutiny and genuine regret: "Seriously, Xiao Jiang, with such a good face and figure, why do you always hide yourself in hoodies?"

What a waste!

Try a different style; it'll definitely be so beautiful you won't be able to look away.

The fact that the same thing was brought up by different people reminded Jiang Yiting of what Chen Bainian had said yesterday.

Looking at Bai Yun, who was radiant and well-dressed, a thought popped into my head.

Perhaps... we should really give it a try?

"Sister Yun." She leaned forward slightly, lowered her voice, and chose the most reasonable and work-appropriate excuse.

"Actually, I've been thinking about trying a different style lately."

You always say my everyday outfits and autograph photos are too monotonous, right? I want to change that up so I can have more variety and make my videos look better.

She paused, then voiced her most crucial, and also most difficult-to-ask, request: "I mean... are there any styles that are slightly more unique in design, but... not too figure-hugging or too tight?"

Bai Yun's gaze swept over Jiang Yiting's figure, which, though loose, still possessed an undeniable superior proportion, and she immediately smiled knowingly.

She patted Jiang Yiting on the shoulder, her tone cheerful and encouraging:

"Got it! You want to step out of your comfort zone, but don't want to take too big a step, right? Don't worry, I've got you covered!"

There are so many clothes that flatter your figure, enhance your style, and don't feel restrictive!

As she spoke, she immediately took out her phone, her fingers flying across the screen as she began searching through shopping apps and the pages of fashion bloggers she frequently followed.

"Look at this kind of shirt dress, it has a slightly crisp feel. Wearing it with a belt and leaving it loose gives it two different looks, but the overall lines are smooth and it's very forgiving."

"There's also this kind: a V-neck knitted cardigan with a narrow opening, paired with flowing suit pants or an A-line skirt, which is both gentle and stylish, and most importantly, not too tight."

"Ah, this one's nice too. It's a court-style shirt with a bit of design flair, and it would look great with any jeans..."

As Bai Yun searched through the items, she enthusiastically explained the advantages and matching tips for each style, clearly demonstrating her expertise in this area.

Jiang Yiting leaned closer to take a look. Those clothes did indeed look much more stylish than hoodies, it seemed...

It wasn't as hard to accept as I had imagined.

Just as Bai Yun opened a blogger's detailed "commuter-friendly" outfit post, preparing to continue recommending it, there was a knock on the dressing room door.

Liu Fei then poked his head in, his face filled with barely suppressed excitement.

"Sister Yun, Xiao Jiang, good morning." He greeted them first, then quickly walked to Jiang Yiting's side, his tone cheerful:

"Xiao Jiang, have you seen the latest episode of 'The Streamer Really Knows How to Play'?"

The uploader made a special episode of "Getting Over It" featuring the streamer breaking down, and included both you and Teacher Chen.

You know what, Teacher Chen's game is really harmful. It's become a hit overseas. This video shows many international streamers' moments of collapse, and the domestic ones selected are all at the level of "Nine Gods" and "Wind God".

You've become a victim representative, appearing in the same frame as them too!

"The streamer really knows how to have fun?" Jiang Yiting was stunned for a moment.

This is a well-known video account and self-media blogger in the gaming and live streaming community, specializing in discovering and recommending interesting live streaming content.

Being included in its program, especially being listed alongside top streamers, is indeed a unique form of recognition.

"Did they include both me and Teacher Chen in the edited footage?"

"Yes! The link is right here, look!"

Liu Fei handed over his phone; the screen displayed the video whose views were rapidly increasing, with a very eye-catching title:

"A True Account of How Live Streamers Break Down Barriers: How 'Getting Over It' Destroys Human Reason"

Jiang Yiting saw her live stream ID and a short, familiar clip of herself angrily scolding Chen Bainian for "not having save settings" flash by.

She found it somewhat amusing, yet also subtly smug, and reached out, saying, "Okay, send me the link."

"Okay!" Liu Fei quickly shared the video link to Jiang Yiting's WeChat.

Jiang Yiting clicked on the link and quickly browsed through it.

The video editing is quite impactful, compiling memorable moments of streamers breaking down, yelling, and questioning their existence in the face of various insane levels of "Getting Over It," creating a highly dramatic effect.

Her interaction with Chen Bainian during the live stream was cleverly interspersed throughout, creating a peculiar contrast between the developer and the victim.

She smiled slightly, then casually forwarded the link to Chen Bainian, adding a teasing comment:

"Teacher Chen, look at you! You've really caused a lot of trouble for the broadcasters."

[The older brother's expression as he peeks out]

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Chen Bainian was sitting in a chair in front of the service window, intently checking the last stack of company registration documents in his hand.

After signing the documents and handing them to the staff, the screen of my phone, which was placed to the side, lit up, showing a WeChat message from Jiang Yiting.

He picked up his phone and saw the link to "The Streamer Really Knows How to Play," along with her teasing and the last meme of the older brother.

He raised an eyebrow and retorted, "When did you secretly take so many pictures of this guy's expressions? They're mine now!"

Then I clicked on the video link and fast-forwarded through it.

Especially when he saw his clips with Jiang Yiting being edited in and displayed alongside the "pain masks" of other anchors, he couldn't help but lower his head and chuckle.