Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 47, Section 46: Mom, you've finally started broadcasting!
Scattered around, almost every few minutes someone would come to the live stream to ask a question.

It's clear that, thanks to the groundwork laid by Dragon God yesterday, everyone has very high expectations for this live stream.

After finishing her dinner alone at 6 p.m., Shimamura Yuna promptly turned on her live stream.

As soon as the broadcast started, the static portrait of "Demon King Yuna" with white hair and red eyes appeared in the lower right corner, and the barrage became heated.

Perhaps because many people have just started following and are still in the novelty phase, the number of viewers in today's live stream is much higher than yesterday.

The live stream had just started when the number of viewers reached an astonishing 500.

Moreover, the number is gradually increasing.

However, the comments section looks a little less bearable than yesterday.

Mom, you're finally here!

[Yuna, I miss you so much! Why didn't you stream yesterday? Waaaaah!]

【Mommy Mommy Mommy】

[Wife, wife, wife, wife]

Aside from some normal chat comments, the most eye-catching thing was a bunch of comments calling out "Mom" and "Wife".

I don't know where this trend started, but recently on the internet, especially in the gaming community which is dominated by college student viewers, whenever there is a female streamer, there are always some viewers who seem to have been liberated and will not hesitate to show their repressed side.

Perhaps he felt that since no one knew who he was through the live stream, acting crazy could make him feel better.

Yuna Shimamura had often seen such comments before and found them quite baffling.

Now, the target of these people's madness has become herself, leaving her feeling completely lost and unsure of what to do.

If these people knew that their real height was only 1.52 meters, I wonder if they would still be able to call her "Mom".

Naturally, she wouldn't respond to these depressing comments.

Instead, he consistently addressed the viewers in a gentle tone, saying, "Long time no see, everyone."

"Today, there are many more viewers in the live stream than the previous two days. I did some research on the reasons before starting the broadcast. Although I don't fully understand it yet, I'm very grateful to everyone for coming to support me."

As expected, many viewers in the live stream were initially talking about the Dragon God.

Some people even sent SC messages specifically asking for their opinions on the Dragon God.

[Host, how would you respond to Long Shen calling you ugly? Can you really prove him wrong?]

[Host, Dragon God said that even costumed dogs can't stand the light of day, are you one of them?]

[How would you evaluate Brother Shen's comment yesterday that only lowlifes need to rely on gaming skills to attract attention? Are you a lowlife?]

It's obvious that there are many more people in the live stream today who are trying to have fun. They are asking very aggressive and inflammatory questions, which is much less friendly than the people in yesterday's live stream.

Yesterday, most of the fans who came to the live stream were friendly and deliberately avoided some overly abstract topics. At most, they liked to use catchphrases and make jokes.

Today, many bottom lines seem less stringent. This further solidified Shimamura Yuna's determination not to let these people be allowed to thrive in the livestream. However, Shimamura Yuna did not choose to completely avoid this topic.

In her opinion, it seems a bit deliberate for a bottom-tier streamer to suddenly become so popular overnight without showing any reaction.

Although she wanted to downplay the impact of these abstract fans she attracted, she couldn't openly declare "I want to cut ties," as that would only embolden these entertainers.

So she decided to respond to these questions openly and honestly.

"I've seen a lot of people in the live stream asking me if only people who can't be seen in public use a wig to stream. Is it only streamers with no popularity who need to play games properly and attract viewers through their gaming skills?"

"This is my personal opinion on this issue."

"There's a very important reason why I decided to become a broadcaster. I can't tell you that reason now, but maybe you will in the future."

"Besides that reason, I need money in the short term. I need a lot of money to prove that I can pursue a certain goal, and I need to prove to my family or friends that I have the ability to support myself."

“I’m really good at League of Legends, which is rare among girls, so I realized that this might be the skill that could make me money. But League of Legends isn’t very popular in Japan, but it’s very popular in China. Luckily, I can speak Chinese.”

"So, I made a logical decision: I would stream on a Chinese platform, highlighting my Chinese language skills and gaming prowess to attract viewers. To that end, I registered a Chinese server account from scratch, aiming to achieve a high score and capture everyone's attention."

"And it seems that during that process, I had my first encounter with the Dragon God, which triggered a series of events afterward."

After giving the initial outline, Shimamura Yuna changed the subject, her tone becoming more serious.

“Many of what that person said was correct. Yes, many of the things I did were based on the idea of ​​‘wanting to attract an audience’.”

"I spent time beforehand to build a high-ranking account on the Chinese server because I wanted to make everyone realize how good I am at the game."

"Because I wanted to attract viewers from factors outside the game, I asked a friend to draw this cute vampire character for me."

“I don’t completely identify as a VTuber. If showing my face becomes necessary someday, I will do so.”

"Just like that famous streamer said, everything I do is to attract viewers and make money."

"But I don't want to gain temporary popularity through malice and confrontation, like what's happening online right now, but this isn't something I intentionally caused. If there are viewers who followed me because of him, I will try my best to bring you joy, but I also hope that everyone can be more kind to me, just as I am kind to you."

"Therefore, I will not respond to many of the topics in the live stream a second time. If this live stream makes you feel bored or does not meet your expectations, I am sorry."

Yuna Shimamura's answer was far too sincere, too formal, and too innocent.

As a result, many of the vendors were too embarrassed to continue making more skewers.

There was even someone who had just posted a 30 RMB SC asking for feedback on the message "[Dragon God says you're ugly]", and now immediately followed up with a 500 RMB SC saying, "Mom, I was wrong, I won't buy your SC anymore."

They even immediately gave Shimamura Yuna the title of captain.

The barrage of comments immediately filled with "???" and "filial piety".

P.S.: This is the first chapter of the day. There will be another chapter before midnight.

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