Buzz
Undeterred by antifan criticism, the beautiful eSports MC reveals that with continued support, she can overcome any challenges.
Approximately 5 years ago, hosting and commenting on games started gaining significant momentum. Particularly in recent years, it's evident that this is a 'hot' field beloved by many young enthusiasts. However, in reality, this profession is genuinely demanding; without the audience's affection, survival is challenging. This necessitates MCs to define their own style. Excelling at this, the charismatic Yuniko is undoubtedly a familiar name in the eSports community. When it comes to renowned live show hosts, Yuniko is unquestionably among the best.
Few know that she grew up in a somewhat dull childhood. With few relatives and no siblings to play with, she could only watch her neighbors play video games with longing. Therefore, she chose her favorite games as a source of entertainment. Yuniko also bought points cards like other gamers while interacting with the online community: 'The main thing is that I want to chat with everyone and make friends, as it creates a sense of family,' she confides.
After entering university, due to the male students in her class being avid League of Legends players, her gaming skills developed since childhood helped her quickly join the ranks of gamers with male classmates. And because she was a girl, she began to attract attention, and the number of viewers for her live broadcasts gradually increased because of this interesting twist.
Although Yuniko never envisioned herself being associated with the field of Esports, destiny led her to host live broadcasts and become a game show host. Gradually accumulating fans, this effort paid off until she officially became an employee of a game company with a stable income.
For her, this is a dream job, in the gaming industry she loves, playing the games she enjoys, and most importantly, with a relatively stable salary. At least, in the end, she can take care of her family.
But what she didn't expect, some time later, Yuniko faced a lot of pressure, criticism from netizens for 'bland' reasons: not wearing earrings, not fitting into esports arenas, and more.
What the female MC truly feared was that due to these comments, the company decided to replace her. Yuniko didn't hesitate to develop additional skills in hosting, presenting, voice training, and honing her gaming skills: “I want to use the shortest time for netizens to see her change. Indeed, this tactic really works. Viewers are more open to me. This is the first time I have felt the warmth of netizens.”
As words of encouragement started to appear, Yuniko admitted to gaining more strength because finally: “My efforts have been recognized by others'.
