Acting like a baby's daily live broadcast
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Synopsis
He Shen earns his living as a horror game streamer, though his bravery is questionable at best. Despite his tendency to be terrified by the very content he broadcasts, his dedication to the genre keeps his audience engaged. The atmosphere shifts from comedic tension to genuine chaos during one particular late-night session when a pair of masculine hands suddenly seize him, pulling him out of the frame. The viewers, convinced they have witnessed a paranormal abduction, erupt in panic and speculation. However, the reality is far less supernatural and far more intimate, as the terrified streamer finds himself held by a man who treats him with an unexpected softness. This story blends the high-energy chaos of live-streaming culture with a sweet, protective romance. It rewards those who enjoy a contrast between spooky settings and affectionate character dynamics, though the brevity of the work might frustrate seekers of an epic saga.
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The premise provides a charming hook, utilizing the modern medium of live-streaming to create immediate tension and comedic misunderstandings. The dynamic between the easily frightened protagonist and his mysterious partner creates a satisfying emotional core that drives the short plot forward. However, the brevity of the work is a double-edged sword. With only seventy-four chapters, the development feels rushed, and the transition from the initial misunderstanding to a fully realized relationship lacks the necessary breathing room to feel truly earned. Furthermore, the extremely low visibility suggests the work failed to capture a wide audience, likely due to its niche appeal and limited scale. While it serves as a light, comforting read, it lacks the narrative complexity required to leave a lasting impression. It functions more as a series of vignettes than a cohesive, sweeping romance, making it a quick but superficial experience.