Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 77, Section 75: Mom, I've finally waited for you!

That evening, after a long hiatus from live streaming, Shimamura Yuna finally opened her live stream.

The live stream started without any warning.

When a large number of her fans received a notification on Bilibili that her live stream was coming, they immediately became excited.

The live stream was immediately flooded with a torrent of comments.

[Yuna, you actually came back? I thought you weren't going to stream anymore.]

[Mom, Mom, you're finally back!]

[Yuna, I missed you so much!]

[Shimamura Yuna, I order you to broadcast for ten hours today. I know it's difficult, but it's an order.]

[Sister Yuna, we did a great job! We managed to get Longshen's live stream banned!]

As Shimamura Yuna adjusted the equipment in the live stream, she couldn't help but feel somewhat helpless looking at the outrageous comments scrolling across the screen.

Especially a lot of people calling for their mothers.

She had initially thought that after she posted her photos, those calling her "Mom" would tone it down a bit.

After all, with her appearance and the look that makes her look like a middle school student, what normal person could bring themselves to call her "Mom"?
Even the most repressed person has to have a bottom line, right?
Unexpectedly, there was nothing at all.

So, she could only say to everyone with some helplessness, "Um... you should have all seen my official photos for the CFO position."

"Before, people had some unrealistic fantasies about me and used some strange nicknames for me, which I could understand, so I usually didn't bother to argue with you. But now, many people still use the term 'Mom.' Aren't you embarrassed?"

"So you're saying I'm not the kind of woman you imagine, right? Um..."

“I don’t know how to put it, but I don’t think I look like the mother type of woman.”

I wonder if this sentence touched a nerve in the comments section again.

Instead, everyone started to go crazy.

Originally, only a few people were calling for their mothers, but after Shimamura Yuna said that, the entire screen was filled with people calling for their mothers.

One of them posted a red SC message.

【Yuna-nee, you don't understand. Your current look is the perfect way to make everyone feel more comfortable calling you "Mom."】

Yuna-nee, you're a woman who could be my mother.

The comments below echoed this sentiment, with many saying, "That's exactly how it should be; it makes me want to call out 'Mom' even more!"

This made Shimamura Yuna really lose her composure.

She coughed awkwardly twice and said, "Fine, call me whatever you want."

After dealing with these people online a lot recently, she has gradually come to understand their nature.

It might just be simple rebellion.

If I act like I don't care, maybe people will stop shouting?

Maybe.
After that, Shimamura Yuna began to express her gratitude for the gifts as usual.

"Thank you, Shimamura Yuna, for coming and opening the portal for me, Captain."

"Thank you to Shimamura Yuna Studio for opening this account, Captain."

"Thank you, Captain, for opening the LAST wooden cabinet."

In addition, we will also answer some SC questions.

[Congratulations to Yuna on joining the CFO team! What are your plans for the future? Are you starting out?]

"I'm not a starter yet; I joined as a substitute. But maybe I can compete for a starting position, and I'll work hard."

[I knew you wanted to go pro because I saw you playing ranked games and practicing heroes every day, Yuna. Now I'm so touched to see you actually join a professional team.] "Um, thank you for your support. I'll do my best."

She originally thought that it would be the same as before, just a quick reading of the formula, and then she could move on to the next part of the live broadcast.

As a result, the more she thanked SC for the gifts, the more she felt something was wrong.

During a typical live stream, you might only gain around ten captains after a whole day.

SC only occasionally has one in 30 or 50.

But today.
'How come I've been thanking everyone for the gift for ten minutes straight, my mouth hasn't stopped moving?'

I've been streaming for over ten minutes now. Aside from a few casual chats at the beginning, I've been thanking Captain and chanting SC the whole time.

Not long after she started streaming, the number of captains she had been stuck at around 700 for a long time was now almost breaking 1000.

The live stream chat was overflowing with red SCs, so many that you had to flip through pages to see them all. There were 500s, and even fewer at 50 or 30. It was almost as much as the white text comments in some of the bottom-ranked streamers' chats.

Even with so many SCs already, the viewers' speed in sending SCs hasn't stopped at all.

If converted to money, a captain would probably get tens of yuan, and a 1000 yuan SC would still get several hundred yuan before tax.
Then, with all those SCs and captains combined, plus the live streaming contract signed with Bilibili...
Shimamura Yuna couldn't even begin to imagine how much this cost.

She felt she had never seen so much money in her life, nor had she ever made so much money so easily.

'No way, is making money this easy???'

Yuna Shimamura felt a little dizzy.

The enthusiasm the audience had for her officially joining a professional esports team was several times greater than she had initially imagined.

Let's not even talk about how professional matches are.

In the realm of live streaming, she truly reigns supreme.

However, that's about it.

While it was very satisfying to amass so many fans this way, Shimamura Yuna was getting quite hoarse from reading so much.

On the other hand, if this continues, we won't be able to do today's live stream.

The purpose of her live stream today is to say goodbye to her fans before leaving Japan, and to spend some last days with them as a streamer before completely transitioning into a professional player.

Instead of using popularity to make money.

Although she doesn't dislike fans, that's not her main purpose for starting the broadcast today.

Thinking of this, she said to the audience, "Okay. There are just too many captains and gifts. Everyone is too enthusiastic. But if this continues, the live stream can't go on."

"I won't read out every message from captains and every gift after this, and I won't reply to every SC message. I hope everyone understands."

She's already said all that, which means, 'I'm not thanking you for the gift, take it or leave it.'

To her surprise, despite saying that, the enthusiasm of everyone sending gifts and SC (Super Confidence) did not seem to be affected.

'Everyone likes me so much!'

She felt happy about this, but at the same time, she also felt a bit complicated.

The good thing is that I have gained the audience's love and recognition.

But the complicated feeling is that I have no achievements in my life and have never played a single game, yet I have such high popularity and expectations.

This makes it seem as if all the efforts and struggles of one's past life were meaningless.

She quickly calmed down.

"The current recognition is temporary. If my future performance isn't good, I'll quickly burn through the audience's expectations."

We must not indulge in this false support.

(End of this chapter)