League of Legends: Da Sima keeps his word, prepares for the Classic server, and expresses his gratitude for the enthusiastic support from fans for his return.

The live streaming industry has officially entered a period of decline. Not to mention streamers, even celebrities have lost their jobs. Artificial intelligence generates videos with one click, and short dramas, which have just become popular, are now just one to three minutes long per episode. They cover a wide range of topics, including online novels. Living in a data age, they are indeed good for watching while eating and providing short entertainment. They are better than watching bloggers talking to themselves in front of the camera.

Many esports titles are popular and tournaments are globalized, but bloggers who can't capitalize on the hype are forced to leave the gaming sector. Do you remember the once influential figures like Zhang Daxian from Honor of Kings and Karl from League of Legends? They've all disappeared. That's reality.

Where there is traffic, there is a good opportunity to make money. Da Sima is well-known in the League of Legends community. After the popularity of League of Legends declined, he followed the trend and moved to other mobile games, such as PUBG. Until the official announcement of the launch of the classic server, many players remembered this blogger and wondered if he would return.

Although his popularity plummeted after changing companies, he had accumulated a considerable number of loyal fans as a gaming blogger. Hearing that he was returning to League of Legends reignited the enthusiasm of his fans, and the buzz immediately rebounded. Even Da Sima couldn't help but express his gratitude, as this support had sustained him. Even though some considered his return to streaming to be mere boasting, he's now taking concrete action, rekindling his love for League of Legends and immediately starting to practice diligently upon arriving at the company. However, some netizens still feel he's using the game to enhance the entertainment value of his streams, feigning interest, and that body language doesn't lie.

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