Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 75, Section 73: Reversing the Dragon God!

Previously, although Shimamura Yuna was quite popular, she was basically a solo streamer.

She has never had any overt collaborations with any streamers, nor has she worked with anyone else, and she has never even mentioned anyone else during her live streams.

The main character is a lone wolf who doesn't listen to barking dogs; he's purely autistic.

Under this premise, the only streamer who has some connection with her and is somewhat of a joke is probably Longshen.

It's fair to say that Shimamura Yuna's initial surge in popularity was entirely due to her association with Ryujin.

There was even a meme at the time that said Shimamura Yuna's title of the best vampire in the Chinese server was well-deserved, as she almost drained Longshen dry with a single red-rage Q. Many fans switched their allegiance from Longshen to Shimamura Yuna.

The Dragon God is the kind of person who can take advantage of others, but others can't take advantage of him.

You can criticize him, you can treat him like a clown, but if you let his popularity be drained, he'll get a little angry.

Therefore, for a long period of time, especially during the time when Shimamura Yuna was very popular, Ryushin carried out a bloody control of comments on any topic related to Shimamura Yuna in the live broadcast room.

He immediately blocked any keywords related to Shimamura Yuna.

He blocks anyone who mentions Shimamura Yuna.

He pretended not to see people asking about Shimamura Yuna in the live stream.

Even SC doesn't reply.

It was basically an extremely cold and indifferent response.

In terms of results
not bad.

On the one hand, Shimamura Yuna herself doesn't have a strong desire to expand, and her attitude towards live streaming is somewhat indifferent.

On the other hand, aside from the initial wave of traffic, the people that Shimamura Yuna subsequently attracted were also unrelated to the abstract black-and-red track of Ryujin.

The two people's fan bases gradually diverged.

Therefore, Ryujin didn't pay much attention to Shimamura Yuna afterward.

Until two days ago.
After chatting with someone for a while during her live stream, Shimamura Yuna suddenly ended the broadcast and disappeared. She then took a leave of absence and was nowhere to be seen for a week.

This caused an uproar among Shimamura Yuna's fans online.

At this moment, Longshen, a master of live streaming, made a judgment: Shimamura Yuna is doomed; she will definitely not be able to make any waves in the future.

Based on his understanding of the live streaming industry, if a female streamer has problems with maintaining integrity and gaining audience trust, many fans will completely lose their minds.

These kinds of female streamers need to maintain a level of trust with their viewers, unlike those who rely on negative publicity for popularity.

Even if Shimamura Yuna returns, her fans won't.

At this moment, the Dragon God finally felt relieved after suppressing his emotions for so long.

I no longer have to worry about being sucked by this vampire.

He felt that at this moment, what he needed to do was to kick a man when he was down.

If the other party sucked her blood a while ago, then she will suck it all back.

So, he took advantage of the worst public opinion surrounding Shimamura Yuna a couple of days ago to publish that sharp commentary.

"Why are you such delusional children? Can't you just accept the reality that your own mother doesn't want you anymore and has run away?"

At the time, his remarks did indeed garner widespread approval.

Many people came to him and said, "Brother Shen, I was wrong. You were right all along. The wooden cabinet is not a person."

"Brother Shen, I was wrong. I'll never look at the wooden cabinet again. I'll come back to see you again."

At that time, he was so smug, so proud of himself, thinking he could completely trample the wooden cabinet and his filial son underfoot.

They turned the tables completely!

It can be said that, as a streamer, Longshen has a very keen sense of the internet.

He was right. If Shimamura Yuna really did mysteriously disappear for a while and not broadcast, and even abandoned her viewers to go out with her friends before leaving, then if a female streamer like her truly didn't care about her viewers at all and made that attitude clear...
Then she will definitely never be able to make a comeback. Whether she resumes broadcasting or not, her loyal fans will be lost.

In this context, when he mentions Shimamura Yuna again, it's no longer about being sucked dry or having his head trampled on.

Instead, they're trying to capitalize on Shimamura Yuna's last wave of popularity.

He could even bring up the half-dead Shimamura Yuna from time to time as evidence of his keen sense for live streaming.

All his guesses were correct; he is indeed one of the world's best livestreamers.

But the one thing he never expected was that Shimamura Yuna would actually go on to play professionally.

As someone who once had the opportunity to play professionally but chose to become a streamer, he never expected that someone else would make a completely different, seemingly "irrational choice," at the same juncture.

And so, the situation was completely reversed.

The comment section, which was just two days ago filled with mockery of Shimamura Yuna and her fans, has now been completely overrun.

[God, you seem to be a mogul. You keep bringing up your first Challenger rank in Season 6, acting like you're some kind of genius, but it's completely useless.]

[Shimamura-san has gone pro, what about you?]

[A worthless maggot, yet he's always here making sarcastic comments about this and that; utterly useless.]

If it were just Shimamura Yuna going to play professionally, it wouldn't have been enough to cause him such a severe blow.
His previous video criticizing "even dogs in suits can't stand the light of day" now seems incredibly humorous.

At the time, there were actually quite a few people who agreed with Dragon God in the comments section of that video, feeling that the suited dog was indeed something that couldn't be exposed to the light of day.

Now that Yuna Shimamura's official photos have been released, people are finding it hard to hold back when they see these comments again.

One of the top-rated comments at the time was like this.

[While Dragon God is indeed a certain region, what he said is absolutely true. Those who wear costumes are definitely shady characters; who would be a costumed character if they could be in the open?]

Then scroll down that comment section, and it's all sarcastic and cynical.

Now, buddy?

[I wonder if Shimamura's promotional photos are to your liking?]

【humor】

[This stinking maggot actually empathizes with a social scum like the Dragon God]

[Shimamura-san is truly putting on a comedic show of fortunes shifting every thirty years.]

[The filial son of the dragon maggot seems to have been added to the list]

Aside from that, the comments section also had a lot of people tagging Longshen to come and see, as well as saying "I know you're sorting by time," and "Sister Yuna, I was wrong."

It can be described as diverse and colorful, a veritable feast for the eyes.

It's easy to imagine what the atmosphere was like in Longshen's live stream that night.

One word: fallen.

The funniest thing is that Ryujin had previously set up a lot of censored words related to Shimamura Yuna.

But now, because Shimamura Yuna's real name has been revealed, a whole bunch of new nicknames have suddenly appeared.

Some people call her "Sister You Nai".

Some people call her "Shimamura-nee" (older sister Shimamura).

There are also those who call her a "genius girl".

Anyway, those previously blocked words are completely ineffective.

P.S.: Two updates today.

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