I was born in Hubei, China, a place where the smell of hot dry noodles feels like home, and where the Yellow Crane Tower always stood in my childhood memories. The local streets, the voices of people at night, the rhythm of daily life—those are things I carry with me, even now.
I’m 20, a college student, and gaming is basically the heartbeat of my free time. By day I might be running between classes and the library, but by night? I’m that friend who’s always online. I’m the one typing “Apex ranked?” in the group chat at 8 PM, or the one still backing up a teammate at 2 AM as we try to take down that one stubborn boss.
Overwatch is the game that feels most like me.
Sometimes I’m the calm support keeping my team alive, other times I swap to DPS and scream in excitement when I land a clutch play. I love that every match feels like a tiny story: the last-second overtime pushes, the sudden reversals, the shared laughter in voice chat even after a loss. Win or lose, OW is never just about the scoreboard—it’s about the moment we create together.
I also have a soft spot for Elden Ring.
There’s nothing quite like finally beating Malenia after dying twenty times—the mix of frustration and triumph is unforgettable. From wandering through hauntingly beautiful landscapes to discovering hidden bosses, the game always keeps me on my toes. It’s the kind of challenge that makes victory feel truly earned.
On Steam, I jump between worlds depending on my mood:
Dave the Diver is my cozy escape, where I dive into the ocean by day and run a quirky sushi bar by night.
Palworld is pure chaos and joy—I collect Pals that are somehow both adorable and terrifying, and then laugh when they accidentally cause total base disasters.
Dyson Sphere Program scratches the “galaxy engineer” side of me. There’s nothing like watching your carefully planned production lines hum to life across an entire star system.
And yeah, I still hop into Minecraft sometimes, mostly just to build silly castles with my little cousin—it’s our thing.
Outside of actually playing, I like turning these moments into something creative. I write short game reviews for my university’s WeChat account, and I edit funny gameplay clips of my friends to share online. Gaming, to me, isn’t just a pastime—it’s teamwork, storytelling, inspiration, and honestly, one of the best ways I connect with people.
So if you ever want to push payload in OW, dive for treasures in Dave the Diver, or trade factory blueprints for Dyson Sphere Program, hit me up. Who knows—maybe our next great story is just one match away. 🎮✨
