Recently, 'Love and Deepspace' collaborated with the Shanghai Grand Theatre for a ticket giveaway. The event took a turn when one of the winners was identified as a fan of the Chinese idol Xiao Zhan. The game developers promptly revoked the prize, citing the fan's history of 'inappropriate speech,' an act that ignited immediate controversy.
The situation escalated into a full-blown war on Weibo. Fans of the game and the celebrity entered a frenzy of 'ttk' (short for 'battle,' referring to intense cyber-clashing), with posts refreshing as rapidly as chatroom messages. The original winner's account appears to have been deleted, as it now shows as 'user does not exist.'
Reactions within the gaming community are varied. Many players praised the developers for 'jumping over the fire pit'—a slang term for cleansing the community of toxic elements. Meanwhile, onlookers are finding humor in the irony, noting that both the game and the celebrity belong to the same parent company, Tencent, leading to jokes about internal conflict and the fan base's frantic efforts to claim moral superiority.
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