Chapter Ninety-Six: There Really Is ED

Hmm? A personal website?

Only then did Luo Hao remember that the Little Angel had mentioned last time that the unfinished chapters would be recorded as videos and uploaded to his own website. Luo Hao had refreshed the page over and over again yesterday and still saw nothing, and had assumed it would not be ready so quickly.

Could it already be available today?

That was like a double blessing!

He had just finished watching Huang Ying's livestream, and Luo Hao was still feeling unsatisfied. He had not expected the Little Angel to update so soon.

It looked as though his spiritual nourishment for the next few days was all taken care of. At least he would not have to go digging through a video library if he had nothing to watch. But what did these people mean by edited version? Could the Little Angel's edited videos really be different from everyone else's?

Luo Hao thought about it and felt it was complete nonsense at best. It was nothing more than showing the highlights and cutting out the unnecessary parts. How much more could one possibly do with it?

If it were edited too heavily, that would not do. This was a gameplay guide and commentary; many parts had to be kept even if they were a little flawed.

This was probably just some fanboy shamelessly hyping it up.

Although Luo Hao was a fan of Huang Ying, he followed more than one streamer, so even when he saw the comments section in complete chaos, he had no intention of joining the battle. After all, everyone was just here to watch a video for entertainment. Why make a fuss and spoil the mood for himself?

Ignoring those bored fans, Luo Hao found the personal page of the streamer Pure-Hearted Little Angel in his follow list. After entering, he located the link to the personal website and logged in.

As for this so-called personal website, Luo Hao complained about it every time he saw it. Could this even be called a personal website? It might as well be called a personal streaming platform.

He could understand sections for outrageous edits, games, livestreams, and animation, but what were dance, music, and entertainment doing there? In the past few days, plenty of people had been mocking on the bullet comments, wondering whether the Little Angel was planning to make music or dance videos in the future, otherwise how could a personal website possibly have those categories?

Could it be that the Little Angel was planning to be a jack-of-all-trades?

No way, right?

Luo Hao was not entirely sure anymore. When the divine-level Little Angel had first planned to livestream game commentary, quite a few people had said he was neglecting his proper work and was bound to fail. Yet after the results came out, each and every one of them had been slapped so hard in the face that it nearly swelled.

So the lesson was clear: some things were fine to think about, but not to jinx aloud.

The empty, barren homepage saved Luo Hao the trouble of searching for the videos. The featured section on the front page already displayed only a handful of works, and they were impossible to miss at a glance.

Luo Hao clicked in with great anticipation and checked the stats, only to gasp in amazement. In such a short time, it had already surpassed ten million views. It seemed there really were a great many people refreshing the page every day to see whether there was an update.

Episode fourteen of the video collection was labeled as an edited livestream chapter, while episode five was the later chapter. After thinking it over, Luo Hao decided to start from the first episode. Although he had watched the livestream in its entirety, he had been too focused on how the protagonist suffered, and the details were basically all forgotten.

Besides, one viewing of such a brilliant video was nowhere near enough.

He would have to watch it several times.

Luo Hao initially intended to click play right away, but after a moment’s thought he let go of the mouse and temporarily stepped away from his seat. A little while later, he returned carrying a bucket of popcorn and a can of cola. He was planning to watch the five episodes back-to-back like a movie, and he could not do without these.

Once everything was ready, Luo Hao sat down comfortably, clicked play, and began watching.

"Welcome to England in eighteen sixty-eight."

With the streamer’s first line of opening narration, the commentary video officially began. Smooth movement, the fastest infiltrations, brisk and handsome assassination sequences—after being carefully edited by Luo Chen, what remained were basically all the finest moments, making the entire video a continuous barrage of high points. Even though Luo Hao had already watched it once beforehand, he was still thrilled beyond measure. He had even thought of rewarding it on the spot, but after searching for a long time, he finally remembered that this was not the Stardust platform, so there was no tipping function yet.

He could only turn his excitement into appetite and devour more than half of the newly opened popcorn before settling down.

Each episode was about forty minutes long. For Luo Hao, it had barely gotten addictive when the progress bar was already nearing the end. Fortunately, there were still four more episodes to go; otherwise he would have been driven mad waiting.

What puzzled Luo Hao, however, was that this episode was almost over, yet the bullet comments were only growing denser and denser. Could there be some kind of extra treat after this?

Just as he was thinking that, the game footage entered the final stretch of story dialogue, and the comments on the screen multiplied so furiously that it looked as though they might drown the entire display.

Attention: approaching high-energy response!

Here it comes, here it comes!

The main event is about to begin!

Get ready to log on!

There really is one! Little Angel, why are you so incredible?

...

Wait. Looking at the progress bar, should this not already be over? What did they mean, the main event is about to begin? Had what he just watched not even been the main event?

Luo Hao stared in confusion at the rapidly increasing bullet comments, unable to make sense of the situation for a moment. Could there really be some kind of bonus in the final few minutes?

He knew what some people were talking about, of course, but how could that possibly appear in a strategy video? That sort of thing usually only happened in movies, dramas, or animation, did it not?

Before Luo Hao could think any further, the footage suddenly shifted, beginning in seamless connection with the ending dialogue. The food he had not yet swallowed nearly shot straight out of his mouth.

Damn, damn, damn!

There really was one!

Luo Hao truly had not expected the Little Angel to put so much care into a game commentary video. This time, at last, he understood why some people in the comments section had called Huang Ying a conscientious streamer, only to be met with objections.

There was simply no comparison at all!

As Luo Hao listened to the blood-boiling music by his ear and watched the images on the screen, the most brilliant moments from the game had been edited and stitched together by Luo Chen into a complete sequence, while the post-production work seamlessly linked together every dazzling kill shot.

Watching those extraordinarily splendid clips, nearly every moment could be used directly as a desktop wallpaper. In particular, the scene where Jacob leapt into the air and finished an enemy with a single blow to the head was simply explosive. Luo Hao was so pumped with adrenaline that he grabbed his cola bottle and started waving it along with the rhythm, only to realize he had splashed soda all over himself.

Even the relatively calm Luo Hao could scarcely restrain himself, let alone those excited fans...

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