The big-bearded host, named "Bourne,"
was live-streaming on Twitter, and his channel was simply called "Lucky Bourne."
It has to be said that his nickname was well-deserved, Bourne, as the sole survivor, broadcast the entire battle.
He captured the entire formation of the "Earth Stone Dragon," as well as the scene of six Flying Swords hovering beside their master, recharging.
The number of viewers in his live streaming room quickly exceeded one million and was still soaring.
Bourne's face turned red with excitement; he even completely forgot about the existence of the "dud."
He juggled the camera between shots of Lu Li, the Flying Swords, and the F-16 dogfights.
When the tanks arrived, he hurriedly shot footage of the battlefield.
His haphazard camerawork, let alone the various explosions stirring up dense clouds of dust, made the footage somewhat blurry.
