Showmaker's interactive etiquette has been praised, with fans saying: "He used up his entire year's quota for bowing."

Players from the LCK and LPL regions are rivals on the field, but get along peacefully off the field. After all, they are skilled players with godlike skills and win people over with their character, making it hard not to have fans. Previously, Korean star Showmaker visited Wuhan as a special guest, attracting a large number of people to witness his talent. However, after the event, his interactive etiquette unexpectedly sparked discussion. Don't worry, it's not a venting of negative emotions, but rather a testament to his politeness and humility.

Showmaker bowed twice to each of the more than one hundred fans.

Showmaker is extremely popular in China. His rare appearance on stage drew huge crowds, with fans vying to take photos with the champion. Despite the crowds, he showed no impatience and maintained a gentle demeanor, reassuring his fans. Most memorable was his habitual bow.

Taking photos is perfectly normal. If circumstances allow, most people choose to stand on the stage and thank everyone at once. However, according to the fans at the scene, the Showmaker would bow to each and every fan who came by, once or twice. At first, it was inconspicuous, but when the number of people reached a hundred, the contestant seemed to have become a "phone addict". The scene was captured, and netizens joked that he had used up his quota of bowing within a year. Everyone was also worried about his waist and joked that he should find a masseur to treat the injury as soon as he returned home.

His easygoing and humble personality makes him even more beloved by Chinese fans.

These jokes, though seemingly meant to smear him, actually reflect the audience's appreciation of his etiquette and attitude. Having followed him for many years, they know he has always been known for his humility and sincerity, whether on the field or in national competitions. But that's all just what's portrayed on screen; his behavior in front of the camera might be different. This event proved that his personality is inherently low-key and easygoing, and his friendly interactions on stage made fans love him even more.

During the interview, he mentioned looking forward to tasting Wuhan's hot dry noodles and crayfish, and then his "dedication to the cause" became a trending topic. This subconscious action further narrowed the distance with Chinese fans, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. In this commercialized era, strength and achievements are certainly important, but what truly makes someone likable is sincerity and respect for fans. Only then can one survive. How could loyal supporters bear to see you fade into obscurity, right?

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