"Nezha 2" was a big hit, Luo Xin hosted the game cos Nezha, and was complained by netizens about the popularity, in the context of the "Nezha 2" movie set off a boom, LPL host Luo Xin suddenly cosplayed Nezha in the NIP vs. RNG game, and made classic signature moves in the movie, which sparked extensive discussions.

Although her actions were originally intended to add fun and interaction to the competition, some netizens questioned this, thinking that she was using the popularity of the movie to increase her personal exposure, and even had the voice of "rubbing the heat".

First of all, Luo Xin, as a senior e-sports host, has always been well-known to the audience for her sense of humor and rich stage presence, her cosplay is not without warning, combined with the current popularity of "Nezha 2", this move is obviously trying to combine popular culture with the atmosphere of the event, driving the atmosphere of the scene, and it is also a fusion of entertainment and content creativity.

Her imitation of Nezha's classic actions is not only a tribute to the movie craze, but also undoubtedly enhances the audience's sense of participation and entertainment, however, some netizens raised questions about her actions, mainly due to the misunderstanding of her identity.

In their opinion, as the host of the event, Luo Xin should have focused more on the event itself, rather than imitating movie characters to attract attention. While there is some truth to this view, it also ignores the diverse role of presenters in the esports industry, not only to narrate the event, but also to enhance the viewing experience with innovation and entertainment.

To sum up, Luo Xin's cos Nezha action, if viewed from the perspective of creativity and entertainment, can be understood as an injection of experimentation and freshness, however, how to balance the boundaries of event content and personal performance, perhaps she needs to be more cautious in the future, e-sports hosts are not only the explainers of the event, but also a part of the audience experience, how to find the best balance between entertainment and professionalism, is still a topic worth exploring, do you have anything to say about this?