) Let’s take a look at the new song chart situation that turned a festival into a funeral.

As a result, he succeeded in taking over the charts thanks to his consistent command almost down to the minute. (I don’t know the new songs, but don’t ask me why they sell old songs like Kidding. I don’t know either.)

Naturally, festivals took place in various places in Gul’dan’s lair, and for the first time in a while, smiles bloomed on the faces of Gul’dan.

But here, people start to tackle people without notice. This time it’s a place called Circle Chart Gallery.

While I was peacefully broadcasting the charts as usual,

I saw that the charts were this shit

As you can see by looking at the chart, Sedol’s new song, which has less than 1/5 of the number of users compared to other songs in the rankings, is in 2nd and 3rd place, a situation that makes no sense according to common sense.

For Chart Gallery, whose main content is chart broadcasting, it is naturally a stressful situation as meaningful broadcasting is impossible.

Naturally, the Guldans rushed to Circle Chart Gallery to lynch those who tried to throw cold water on them during the excitement.

A gallery whose windows have been plastered with wallpaper

Judging from what Chart Gallery Pattak is saying, it looks like he’s still using his deposit drip.

Anyway, I thought the situation would be over with Gul’dan creating a new enemy group and adding another line to his karma.

Something is strange. Lee Sedol’s song itself, which was at the top of the charts, suddenly disappeared.

Judging by the fact that the ranking did not drop, but disappeared altogether, Gulka Gallery believes that the macro operation was discovered and went out of the charts.

It’s not like it doesn’t exist at all. Just a week ago, they proudly posted on the official cafe that they were patching the streaming macro detection and said, “I’m a hacker, but the game company is a hacker, so it feels like shit.” Tsunemane is at a level that’s not worth discussing.