Girls' Frontline Insider's Explosive Post Vanishes in Seconds — Community Demands Receipts

A hidden post is often more intriguing than one that survives on the forum. On January 13, 2024, a user on NGA's gacha game board claimed they personally witnessed an explosive post by an alleged Sunborn insider known as '石英队长' (Quartz Captain) get taken down in seconds — and the target was none other than Sunborn's head honcho, '羽中' (Yu Zhong).

According to the original poster, Quartz Captain had created a new account (a 'reborn' alt, as is common when main accounts get banned) with a similar username and dropped a bombshell: **Yu Zhong's decision to shield 'star' wasn't about talent — it was about internal power struggles, with star being Yu Zhong's personal protégé.** The captain also denied Tencent had any involvement in Sunborn's affairs, and — in a move that surprised absolutely nobody — confirmed that Yu Zhong is indeed an avid '键政' enthusiast (someone who loves engaging in online political commentary, a well-known personality trait).

The post didn't last long. The original poster noted they had barely finished replying before the thread vanished. This 'instant deletion' only fueled the crowd's curiosity.

Reactions were sharply divided. Skeptics demanded receipts: 'You can't even remember the username, there's no link, no proof, not even a screenshot — this is worse than a group chat rumor. We're here for drama, not fairy tales.' Meanwhile, believers argued that the post's swift deletion was proof enough. One user pointed to a Bilibili channel called 'Quartz Captain's Seven Days of Fun,' claiming the captain's main account had been banned the previous night for leaking info — suggesting the gossip had real legs.

But the rationalists pushed back: 'Was the account banned because they told the truth, or because they spread lies? Filing a defamation report gets accounts banned too, you know.'

One commenter cut straight to the bone: 'Why don't you just focus on office politics full-time instead of pretending to make games, Yu Zhong.' This remark struck a nerve, tapping into the long-standing criticism of Sunborn's chaotic management.

Perhaps the most devastating take came from someone who said: 'The wildest part of this leak is that Quartz Captain is actually considered one of the *more* normal people at Sunborn.' The implication? Compared to the other 'abstract' (read: unhinged) behavior from Sunborn leadership, this gossip was practically tame.

A veteran gossip connoisseur offered a nuanced take: 'A post with zero proof getting locked is pretty standard.' But then added the kicker: 'That said, Quartz Captain was the one who originally leaked the London SOAS postgraduate detail — so take it as a story with some track record.' This suggests the captain has a history of verified leaks, not just baseless speculation.

As of now, the post is completely hidden, and the captain's original exposé has also been silenced. Whether it was taken down for speaking truth to power or for spreading misinformation — only Sunborn insiders know for sure. The one thing that's certain? Every time Sunborn drama drops on NGA, the crowd never runs out of enthusiasm.