The day after the debut broadcast.

“Hyung, can you please say something to your viewers? Please? I beg you.”

“What? No way!”

“No, hyung, I’m serious about this. They come all of a sudden and keep swearing at me that I can’t compare with brother’s toenails.”

“Toenails?”

“…toenail to be exact.”

When I was lying on the sofa and rolling around, Jinhyuk, who had just finished the broadcast, approached me and started weeping.

Cute brat.

But he didn’t grumble like that because he really hates it.

I was not the only one who benefited from the constant spread of my video.

Jinhyuk’s broadcast, which was publicly known to be my younger brother, was also well received.

From 500 to 2,000 viewers on average.

Of course, the instant viewership was much higher than that, but what can we do? Originally, the opportunity is up to the individual to catch it.

In addition, Jin Hyuk’s broadcasting style was not that stimulating.

At best, most of them were ‘Opanmu’ and ‘fluttering.’

Most of Jinhyuk’s core viewers are those who like Jinhyuk’s face, or those who enjoy a friendly or calm attack.

Originally, broadcasters like Jinhyuk tended to grow steadily.

Unlike streamers who produce issues, they are slightly conservative streamers in the influx of viewers who are devoted to sincerity and skills.

“But hyung, when are you going to play AOA again? Can’t you tell me a bit? I’m on episode 3 now……”

“Well, I don’t know about that? I think I’ll only play <Samurai Wars> for the time being. Why? Need help?”

“I’m also playing on Nightmare difficulty. I would be grateful if you could give me some advice.”

Obviously, my brother’s gaming talent is great.

He said he was getting offers from pro gamers constantly, so there was no need to prove it.

“Hyung, you know I only broke the tutorial.”

“There must be a tip”.

“Hmm… Pre-study? Just thoroughly analyze other’s attacks. That would be easy. There are a lot of AOA strategy videos, right?”

“…..Hyung, do you usually always play games like that?”

My brother asked me with his eyes wide open, and I smiled and nodded.

“I hate being bad at games the most.”

“I’m tired of it, tired.”

“I think you have more to say. Tell me.”

“Oh? Hyung, you’re a real ghost.”

Jinhyuk is a person whose thoughts are revealed on his face. Maybe it’s because he’s nice by nature, but he doesn’t hide it. And he always thinks positively.

That was the part where I couldn’t help but adore this guy.

It was the same when he was in the hospital.

It would have been the hardest for him, but he comforted me by saying it was okay.

Crap, thinking about that time makes me cry again.

“Did you decide on a game to play after <Samurai Wars>? If you got homework from the Chicken Box…”

“They told me to do whatever I want for the time being.”

“That’s true. These days, if It was you, they would watch whatever you do.”

“I don’t have a specific plan. There’s AOA, and if not, <Samurai Wars>…..”

“What about LOS?”

“What, League of Storm?”

“Yes, it’s a game that many streamers play when they don’t have anything to play, right? You probably haven’t tried it.”

“Hmm.”

League of Storm.

This was also a game released as a second-generation virtual reality game based on the game of the same name.

The genre is AOS.

It was a game that dominated the era, and it was also a game that had many players today.

“It’s also a game that has a taste for learning. Wouldn’t it be nice to experience it in advance?”

“Are you worried about me now? I’m so proud of you. You provoked me openly last time. Do you want to compete in a game like last time?”

“No, I totally don’t want to.”

“Why?”

“I’m really afraid of the viewers who came to see hyung’s broadcast. Hyung, do you know what other streamers say when they see you?”

“What do they say?”

“They said you’re the king of haters. The king of haters!”

Are you saying that it’s from industry colleagues?

I was quite pleased with the nickname.

“That’s great”

“……Hyung seriously”

“You’re a crazy person, aren’t you?”

“Gasp!”

I know. I’m a little crazy.

I felt quite sorry for other good streamers, but thanks to those haters, my concept permeated people’s minds intensely.

Many people already thought of me as a villain, and even the media showed interest.

Could it be better than this as a debut broadcast?

I don’t have to evaluate it myself, but no one will be able to follow my debut broadcast.

The timing was good, the content was good, and the luck was good.

The haters running rampant in other broadcasts will eventually become my strength.

You can curse at me for being selfish.

Originally, to survive in the Red Ocean, you needed a weapon full of personality.

There have been countless streamers who have only been good at games so far. No matter how overwhelming they showed their talents, they eventually chose the path of professional gamers.

Since the broadcast wasn’t fun enough.

Well, some of them have built successful careers and returned to the broadcasting industry.

But that was a different story from me.

I didn’t have a career that anyone could recognize. That’s why the villain concept was my weapon, which would make me survive on this fierce battlefield.

“Anyways, League of Storm… Thank you for your advice. Broadcast Senior”

“Senior?”

“You’re a senior because you have longer broadcasting experience than me. Right, if there are many viewers on the next show, I’ll host it to you……”

“Don’t! I don’t want it! Don’t ever do that!”

Is that something you should despise so much?

As soon as the hosting story came out, Jinhyuk freaked out and soon left the house to get some fresh air.

I smiled as I saw Jinhyuk disappearing after closing the door.

And I turned my eyes again and tried to watch TV’s entertainment programs.

Ring ring.

At that time, I got a call from Dongsoo hyung.