Love or Die CEO’s Daily Dose of Swoon

Chapter 243

When Karl made it into the starting lineup for the EW Club, his popularity surged, boosting his social media followers to a hefty sixty to seventy thousand. The club, a beacon for gamers who worshipped the ground these players dueled on, became a second home for him. Yet, with the spotlight came the shadows. For every defeat, Karl bore the brunt of criticism, accused of dragging the team down and failing to sync with the tactics that the veterans, his idols, executed with finesse.

The release of a controversial video had the fanbase in an uproar, with comments flooding in:

"Whoa, is this the new sharpshooter for EW Club? I thought it was supposed to be a girl!"

"This guy's got some serious swag!"

- "Come take a look, folks. Is this a slap in the face or what? @Wade"

of victory. Just one win, and I'll die happy. Watching them

of tears. But just as he was finding his footing, criticism from the community threatened to

script. Floyd, the team's captain and a figure of calm authority, was caught off guard by the sudden shift in public opinion. Accustomed to the controlled environment of professional gaming where strategies were guarded like state secrets, Karl's decision to release footage

fall for the team's shortcomings. "I can't stand by and watch EW Club get dragged through the mud anymore!" he declared, a statement that brought his team to the brink of

midst of the turmoil, Floyd's reaction was unexpected. The man known for his composed demeanor in the gaming world unleashed a fury no one had seen before, demanding the

controversial post, the team faced the aftermath together. Floyd, taking charge, reached out to Hackett, a figure of immense power and influence in the gaming community, to contain the fallout. "Hackett we've got an urgent situation. A video from our team got leaked online, accidentally showcasing a strategy we've been working on. It's only been five minutes, but it's already spreading. I've ordered it to be taken down, but

about loyalty, passion, and the fierce desire to protect one's team against all odds. In the world of

the phone, the weight of the

turned around, he found Yates standing on the balcony, his gaze fixed on him. Floyd was

you don't want me going pro is because it's all about public exposure these days. You're

up; Yates had overheard