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By far my favorite series. Told an excellent story about dreams and friendship.

The rule of earning extra points by breaking record was mentioned in episode 1 when the game was first introduced. That being said, it's hard indeed to take notice of the rule when you watch the drama for the first time and memorize it till the last episode. Another detail in episode 40 that might suggest a reversal of the game is that when timing was over, Huang Shao Tian was staring at the screen at the stand and murmuring something. If you understand Chinese, you would realize he was still praying and waiting for the final score to be calculated, but then again, it's easy to miss it even if you do know the language. The plot is okay, but maybe they do need to expand on it or make it more obvious for the audience.

I just saw one analysis: The mic clip is used to fix the headset cord, but it is small and easy to be missing. According to Ye's personality, he wouldn't be bothered by trivialities like keeping his mic clip when he was in Jiashi, so it was Su Mucheng who had been keeping his things for him( another example is that when he left Jiashi, he didn't even bothered to pack his own staff, and Muchen sent him his luggage later). This also kind of suggests quite a close relationship, or at least friendship between them. While he was very well taken care of in Jiashi in terms of living conditions, he has to be more independent in Xingxin, and that includes keeping his own mic clip...

She is Xiao Cang, a top player-turned-commentator in the gaming world. The previous host is Luo Xin, the present host for LPL. BTW, one of the male commentators in episode 1, the one who usually sits on the right, is XiaoXiao, also a retired LoL player (https://lol.gamepedia.com/XiaoXiao). And Ruo Feng, the commentator in episode 33, was also a pro gamer in DotA and LoL(https://lol.gamepedia.com/Misaya). They were invited to play a part in the series as a surprise.