Gaming Idol Novels & Stories

She had abandoned everything just to come here and see the streamer she had followed for half a year. "Girl, you're a fan of Checkmate Zero too? I get it. He never talks during streams. If I hadn't heard his teammate's voice once during a broadcast, I wouldn't have figured out his identity either!" The person enthusiastically shared their discovery, even pulling up his profile to show her. "He actually streamed briefly four years ago. But because he never spoke and his skills weren't fully developed yet, not many people remember it. "Oh, right—back then, I think he used the ID LeoWinter. He just changed his streaming account later, but his in-game ID stayed the same."

That was just the kind of person he was… stubborn, egoistic. She had heard countless rumors about him being a psycho, but she didn’t believe them—not completely. She had met him once at a fan signing, and he had been nothing but sweet and caring. “Fuck…” Dicentra groaned in frustration. “Idol? Do you know him?” “Yup, we’re gamers, and he’s my idol. Leave that. What did he say?” “Nothing much… he likes me.” “Bravo!” Dicentra almost screamed, drawing attention from around the place. She quickly muttered a few apologies before leaning back into their very serious conversation.

“Thank you for your business. Please come again next time.” Etan was dumbstruck. She even treated him as her client. This was not a bad thing though. At least there was no string attached. … Anne had gone to see Mrs. Mann and even talked to Etan, but she still could not get the endorsement of Dreamcraft back. The gaming division offered her the endorsement of another idol raising game called Girl Idols Season, which was a popular girl game in the past two years, as compensation for Anne. Even then, it still could not quench Anne’s flame of anger.

t expect to see her in person today. "Kristen is Superior Queenie; this top search tag will explode, right?" The fans were talking about it heatedly. Kristen held the microphone and had to say, "Yes, I"m a player with the ID of Queenie in Glory Game. But I didn"t expect you to like me so much that you gave me the nickname "Superior Queenie." But I don"t play games often. Let"s Gang up if we have a chance in the future." The fans were ecstatic. They had never expected that the female star they liked was their idol in Glory Games. The probability was almost the same as winning a lottery.

If they did not know any better, they would think he was an Egyptian mummy. Aquarius glanced at Thomas. What was going on? Right then, Jayden choked up and said, “The one lying on the bed is my eldest son, Diego Clancy. Do you know why he became like this? It was all because of e-sports!” In extreme sadness, Jayden told Thomas and Aquarius the tragic past of his eldest son. Diego was also a talented young man like Mateo. At a young age, he had excellent gaming skills. With his high level of skills, quick response, and his handsome appearance, he was a top gamer in the e-sports industry at that time. Thousands of people sought after him and he earned the nickname of “Heartthrob”. He was a rea

His probably calling their helper. I roamed my eyes around. There were LED lights at every corner of his room, but the lights were off since it's still morning. He even had the complete gaming computer set, with all that wide-screen monitor and rainbow keyboard. There were also posters, standees, and other merchandise of B1ue Sky lined up beside his gaming computer. And oh, did I mention his collections of figurines of anime and game characters in the large glass shelves at the left side of his table?

Despite the sunglasses covering much of his face, his fair skin, prominent nose, and defined features indicated he was very handsome. In her past life, Lindsay had seen a bit of this variety show and knew who the mystery guest was. This was Elric Edgworth, born into a top-tier elite family in the capital, far surpassing even the Harper family's status. Elric was also the reigning esports champion and a super popular gaming streamer, known as "El God" among esports fans. Due to a hand injury, he retired from the esports scene after winning the world championship and decided to venture into the entertainment industry instead.

The building looked run down from the outside but when I walked in it was actually pretty nice. Rows of high end gaming computers. RGB lights everywhere making everything glow blue and purple and green. The sounds of mechanical keyboards clicking and game audio blasting filled the space. It was mostly young guys hunched over their screens. Completely absorbed in whatever they were playing. I spotted ApexGamer23 in the back corner. He had told me he'd be wearing a red hoodie. He waved when he saw me. I walked over. "Hi. ApexGamer23?" "That's me. But you can call me Idris." He smiled and gestured to the chair across from him. "Sit. You want anything to drink? They have good energy drinks here.

After that, he accompanied Max for some competitive gaming. Max was very talented in gaming, and his gaming ID was ‘Maximus Fiducia’. He had been doing well recently in the world of gaming. Nathan accompanied him to play for a while, and Max generously helped him set up a new ID and character that was well-equipped. “Let me take you around to increase your level, Daddy. When you hit level 60 for your character, we can challenge other gamers.” Max looked at him with bright eyes. “Leveling up takes only a short time.”

He rubbed his chin and wore a dumbfounded expression. Stefan took an offensive tone. "Oh, apparently a gamer, who is actually not professional, never joined an e-sport team, either because he's not good, or because he never passed the selection, but strangely this person can be famous on YouTube and other gaming social media. And it's great that he's hiding his true identity!" Theo jumped and nearly dropped his mobile phone on the bed. His eyes clashed with Stefan's. Scanning Stefan's face, he glared suspiciously, focussing on the slight quirk at one corner of Stefan's lips. Theo tried to make sense of the situation.