[TS] Formula One Streamer - Chapter 128

KING is playing Living Dead with three acquaintances who seem to be friends.

The Living Dead squad is resurrecting like a dog, hahaha.

ㅇㅇ(231.220): Don’t lie; there’s no way the gallery host would stream a different game…

ㄴ포린이*: I swear it’s real! Kiwich, let’s go!

ㅇㅇ(59.14): Wow, I thought I’d vomit after days of just watching For One, but finally seeing a different game is refreshing.

ㄴㅇㅇ(104.28): Seriously, please stop the For One!!!

포창인생*: d*mn… is our sister abandoning Formula One for another game? Who’s going to take responsibility for my life?

ㄴㅇㅇ(233.30): You’re freaking nuts.

Why is the host so good with the g*n? Every shot results in a headshot; they all explode;;

Is this that military trained high school girl or something?

ㅇㅇ(178.29): No, they sh**t well, but their situational judgment is insane. Grenade use is exquisite.

ㄴ송장맨*: I came from the Rip Dead gallery. That person is not a beginner^^

ㄴㅇㅇ(182.33): The host hasn’t even played for 10 hours…!

ㅇㅇ(211.78): Regardless of skill, why is it more fun since the host is playing a different game? They should just quit For One and switch to another game.

ㄴ포창인생*: Don’t mess around and just get lost, you crazy lady.

<ㅋㅋㅋㅋ The youngest's tearful b*tt show>

The host’s queue has Mr. Won-jin doing a solo b*tt show.

They had a high ranking last season, so the queue is high, but the rest of the group is not even contributing.

The maximum survival time doesn’t exceed 2 hours;

성이름*: Besides Leclerc, the other three are Ferrarri engineers. They’re of similar ages, and there aren’t many around that age, so they seem close.

ㄴ포랑해*: I want to join them…

ㄴ성이름*: Then don’t live in the gallery; live in reality…

ㄴ포랑해*: Poeeeng!!!

ㅇㅇ(14.38): But even if the host is really good in that queue, with four beginners, isn’t surviving for 2 hours pretty decent?

ㄴ월드워Z*: Ah, I don’t know about that; have they ever even gotten vaccinated? Hahaha.

The person

I’m a legend, 28 times.

World War Z, 35 times.

Curse of Dawn, 19 times.

Zombieland, 11 times,

and many others.

I have watched over 300 various zombie movies.

Today will be the end of gallery activity. The time for ‘hunting’ has arrived.

ㅇㅇ(213.74): Hahaha, the fact that they wrote ‘many’ in hanja really feels next level, haha!

ㄴㅇㅇ(183.78): Fact: You’re a loser.

포창인생*: Whoa? In For One, I couldn’t meet Mr. Yooihyun even after dying and reviving; but in Living Dead, I can meet them? I’d rather go, too.

ㄴㅇㅇ(231.69): Everyone else has already gone except you… My kind but foolish friend, ‘Pochang Life!’

핑크팬티*: Our Rip Dead members have also set off. The Pink Panty Squad will tear apart Mr. Yooihyun. We will grind our butts on her corpse.

ㄴㅇㅇ(121.167): I’ve recorded everything and will send it directly to Ferrari’s Korean headquarters legal team.

ㄴ핑크팬티*: I’ll sue you over some charge too, just wait.

No matter what the contents are, people are primarily drawn to what’s visible. That’s instinctual. Drawn more to flashy packaging and stimuli, it’s an extremely natural and inevitable logic.

That’s why attention-grabbing titles like SSS-ranked sword master have been running rampant in the web novel industry.

In fact, works with such titles often dominated the top ranks, securing spots from 1st to 10th, so the effect is undeniable.

The title of the broadcast clearly showed the fact that ‘aggression is always right.’

[★☆★☆★☆★☆Mr. Yooihyun and Leclerc’s collaboration (Not that collaboration)★☆★☆★☆★☆ feat. Living Dead]

[Viewer Count: 338,211]

Even though it hasn’t been long since the stream started, the viewer count has already surpassed thirty thousand. It’s a number hard to believe, but this includes viewers from both me and Leclerc, so it isn’t surprising when viewed that way.

Leclerc’s recognition played a significant role, and as the marquee driver for Ferrari via a long-term contract, he had many fans, too. While I have a solid fanbase, Leclerc’s fanbase is incomparable.

I greeted numerous fans alongside Leclerc.

“Hello, I’m KING, Yooihyun.”

“Ferrari driver, Leclerc.”

[Wow, Ferrari’s two ace drivers;;;]

[Yooihyun! Leclerc! Yooihyun! Leclerc! Yooihyun! Leclerc! Yooihyun! Leclerc!]

[After Max, Leclerc too. It really feels like they are wagging their tails everywhere.]

[Being pretty attracts men, so what can you say? Hahaha, are you a girl?]

[5252 Host!!! Are you dating Leclerc!!!]

[Whether you are dating or not, thanks for not playing For One today, teacher…]

[Beautiful coupleㄷㄷ]

[How long has it been since playing a different game? Seriously, at this point, the Stardew Valley crops must be decaying.]

[Hahaha, when was Stardew Valley? How long has it been since they quit that game?]

[Don’t underestimate Stardew Valley!!!]

[Yeah, I don’t play that kind of gay game~]

The guest isn’t just any guest but an ultra-special guest, which is why the reactions are intense. It was impossible to respond to each one, so I pulled the camera away and introduced the rest of the cast.

“Hello! I’m the youngest engineer, Won-jin.”

“I’m engineer Enrique Tinko.”

“Oh, hello. I’m engineering trainee Jihyun Lee…”

With the excitement of Won-jin and the relaxed demeanor of Enrique, and the shy Jihyun trailing off, the viewers’ responses were not as bad as I expected.

Of course, there were some chats that went overboard, but my solid team of 20 managers handled the blocking promptly.

Before diving into the game, I asked for the viewers’ understanding.

“Please understand if I can’t talk much. The game is quite intense, and I likely won’t have time to pay attention to the chat.”

It was more of a notification than a request for understanding. It meant “I’ll be busy playing, so just watch the broadcast.”

It might sound a bit rude, but there was nothing I could do. Living Dead isn’t a game that’s leisurely enough for communication, and as a beginner, I didn’t have the skill to take it easy.

Moreover, today is a true holiday that I am experiencing for the first time. I also want to take a break on my day off!

Until now, apart from For One, I’ve never missed a day of broadcasting. So please understand that today, I just want to play the game freely on the stream.

No,

“Please consider it that way.”

Yeah, it sounds authoritative.

You all need to understand.

[Hahaha the first streamer to act like this with viewers]

[So this is what happens when you stream as a hobby, woman crush for real, hahaha]

[This is definitely a woman crush]

[Yeah. Those guys need to understand. If they don’t understand, what will they do? Hahaha]

[Coercive Yooihyun? I actually like it, do more…]

[Please spit once, just once. 13th request.]

[Have the guys already been brainwashed?;;; The one who tamed these rascals, Yooihyun, is truly…]

[Hahaha, the streamer says it’s just a hobby~]

[How much does she get paid at Ferrari that she cares about you guys?]

[Indeed, the host usually does what they want.]

Fortunately, it seemed like they understood.

Thud! Thud! Thud! Thud!

The urgent sound of running footsteps collided against the building, spreading through the air, stifled by the low fog.

No matter where they turned, the place was filled with either pitch-black darkness or utter gloom. Within this city, a group of five male and female survivors were fleeing from something.

Ironically, it wasn’t the many hordes of zombies that had seized the city chasing them. What was pursuing them were none other than humans—other players.

It wasn’t strange. In survival genre games where resources are important yet limited, it was a typical method to k*ll other players for loot.

Especially in a game like Living Dead, where players must rush towards a designated goal, it is far more efficient to k*ll players who share paths than to retrieve supplies scattered somewhere in the map.

Although it is riskier than retrieving supplies, it’s an unavoidable danger, and it allows for a potential shortcut to achieve their goals.

k*ll opponents, obtain resources, and save time. In short, it was killing three birds with one stone.

However, the common situation of players chasing other players was in a completely uncommon situation now.

“Why are those bastards only following us? Are they insane? Why does someone spawned at 12 o’clock end up at 4 o’clock!”

The man leading the team as he ran was screaming—Won-jin.

Of the 20 teams, each consisting of 5 members, 6 teams, meaning a total of 30 people, were united and focused solely on chasing one team.

Given that the spawn location is at the edge of a round map, it was a situation that didn’t make sense logically. This meant that the chasers were driven by emotions such as revenge or rival consciousness rather than efficiency or logic.

So, this unreasonable situation was due to Yooihyun and Leclerc.

“It seems like all the snipers are running this way… I had no idea it would be this bad.”

“What, should we split up? I’ll take Leclerc to the left. You guys go right.”

Yooihyun understood the problem couldn’t be resolved and sought to eliminate the source of the problem rather than the problem itself. Since it was impossible to shake off over thirty people with just two, she was prepared to sacrifice even herself and Leclerc.

However, that wasn’t going to be easy.

“No, it’s better to d*e fighting together. Splitting up won’t get anyone out in one piece.”

The team leader, Won-jin, opposed to the notion of ‘split up to survive.’ As he threw grenades to impede the pursuers, he proposed a different opinion.

“Run! Get into the building!”

“What? Where! Left? Right? Which building?”

“…The twin towers! Let’s head in there for now!”

Asking the teammates for help felt more like a choice made under duress than an opinion. And it was the worst possible choice, as their previous team had been annihilated in the first round.

The memories of that nightmare made the team shudder.

“Are you seriously suggesting we go to the underground parking garage again? Does that even make sense?”

“Let’s just fight here and d*e instead.”

“Ah, d*mn it… not there again?”

The reaction was unsurprising. Facing just a few special zombies was difficult, and the monsters’ lair itself was a d*ath trap.

Nevertheless, Won-jin wouldn’t bend.

“If we fight here, we’ll be outnumbered and without cover, leading to us getting picked off by snipers. Well, it would be the same going into the underground parking garage…”

If both options lead to d*ath, wouldn’t it be better to pick this one? Dying is depressing enough; it’s better to d*e easily than painfully. Dying while struggling is just unfair.

As dissatisfaction was about to erupt, Won-jin flashed a cunning smile and added.

“Those guys will follow us to the end, right? Even if we d*e, we must take at least one of them with us.”

Since they were chasing the group for irrational reasons of being Yooihyun and Leclerc, even if they went into the underground parking lot, they would not cease the chase.

If anything, they would be tempted to glory in killing them themselves; they will not turn back.

Once the group accepted that, Won-jin added one more thing.

“And… who says we’re going to d*e? We can survive.”

“How’s that?”

“What do you mean? There are cars in the underground parking garage.”

The armored and drill-encased vehicles made in the underground garage. An armored car that can smash through everything in its path is essentially a cheat.

The downsides include limited fuel and the difficulties in driving due to zombies frequently obstructing paths, which would narrow the visibility.

However, there was a cheat in the team that compensated for all that.

“Who’s our team’s driver? Isn’t it Yooihyun or Leclerc?”

“Ah…!”

Yooihyun and Leclerc, world-class drivers earning hundreds of billions.

They were the invincible drivers of the armored car that would save the team from crisis.