Live stream: Sion with Guardian Angel, you call it a suicide build?

[Livestream + Esports Antics + System + Humorous Abstraction] Su Ye, the shortest-lived streamer on the entire internet, is reported an average of 20 times a day, earning him the nickname: "The Emperor of Bans." In LOL, he bravely initiates team fights, seeking instant kills; in CS:GO, he relentlessly shoots targets with a sniper rifle; in DOTA2, he solos Roshan at level 1. All because he's linked to a bizarre insurance system: if you buy accident insurance, your in-game hero's death is covered, and you even get a real-world cashback! Thus, the more he feeds in the game, the stronger he becomes; the more he exploits in real life, the richer he gets! Viewers in his livestream chat constantly shout "Report!", and the game company's backend system crashes from investigating the code. They can only watch helplessly as he rises from a struggling streamer to an unconventional top star. While other streamers sell peripherals, he sells "accident insurance": "Family, buy it!" Also known as "Esports: Everyone Dies, Exploiting the System to Become a Tycoon."