As Manila flew into a rage, the viewers in the live stream could no longer stand to stay; staying here was just too stifling. Not only did they have to endure the constant blaring of the charge bugle, but the screen before them was a chaotic mess of multicolored bullet comments, dizzying to behold. On top of that, they had to listen to Manila insulting everyone’s families. Furthermore, due to the sheer volume of these dynamic comments, the live stream became incredibly laggy—many users with lower-end phones were disconnected entirely, making the viewing experience absolutely miserable.
Most people, unable to bear it any longer, left to find other streams; there was no staying in Manila’s room. The stream, which had boasted over a million viewers, dwindled to a few tens of thousands in mere seconds. These remaining few were the die-hard fans, plus the Xia Country people who had swarmed in. Yet, they soon realized a problem: even with only a few tens of thousands left, the state of the live stream showed no improvement. It dawned on them: could it be that this entire stream of over a million people had been crashed by just these few thousand Xia Country users?
What the hell! How were they doing it? How could the comment volume of a few thousand people be more overwhelming and pervasive than that of a million?
Chapter 520