Honkai Impact 3rd, but I have too many mods.

After all, Eden was not arrogant; she was very willing to humbly learn when venturing into unfamiliar fields.

Then Eden realized that she seemed to be somewhat out of place in this circle; at least she really couldn't do things like chatting with strangers.

"You just sing, leave the rest to me."

Eden's favorability: 2528

“What you say is indeed reliable. Then I will make my declaration.”

Eden took a deep breath. If she were to back down now that Liu Bai had said all this, it would be too embarrassing for her to do so because of this trivial sense of shame.

“The equipment is still in the original room, I haven’t touched it—thank you, agent.”

Eden made a sarcastic remark to Liu Bai at the end.

Am I now an agent?

Liu Bai smiled, entered the live broadcast room, and opened the tutorial he found online to start setting up the equipment—yes, Liu Bai actually didn't know anything about this.

However... for the sake of Eden's faith, I really can't say these words. I hope there won't be any live streaming mishaps during tonight's broadcast.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

"It takes ten hours to get here from Inazuma Ward by high-speed rail... Ugh, my butt is sore from sitting so long, I really want to show my tail."

"My Lord, please complain less."

“Sara, being too serious isn’t a good thing. A life that’s too serious… well, never mind, I feel like even if I said that, you’d just argue back.”

"I'm glad you know."

Kujo Sara also sighed, feeling quite exhausted.

Although the god-like figure of the self-disciplined family is very capable, his personality is really not flattering.

Especially working with her... Kujo Sara really couldn't guarantee that she wouldn't be played along with the enemies by Yae no Miko.

As for Sakura beside her, she was very well-behaved and didn't say much along the way, appearing to be hardworking and dutiful.

Kujo Sara is quite optimistic about Sakura.

"By the way, where is this shrine? And shouldn't someone be coming to pick us up?"

"They're over there." Josara had already seen the sign for the pick-up point in the crowd, so she led Yae no Miko and Sakura out of the station with the flow of people and came to the person who was picking them up.

"It's been a long time, Professor Himeko."

"How have you been, Kujo?"

Himeko greeted the Tengu female general in front of her with a smile.

Kujo Sara smiled slightly helplessly, then introduced Sakura: "This is Professor Murata's daughter, Dr. Einstein's student, Himeko Murata—this is our newcomer, Sakura."

"Hello, ah, but although you are said to be a top student of Dr. Einstein, Dr. Einstein hardly ever came to class at the university."

"Um...please take care of me." Sakura shook hands with Himeko with a slightly embarrassed expression.

"Ah, speaking of which, has my old man gotten into any trouble lately? That guy's a bit too obsessed with aliens... though I'm not really in a position to say anything about him."

"No, since what happened a few years ago, Mr. Ryusuke has been steadily working on the spaceship project... Of course, we haven't told Mr. Ryusuke about aliens and spaceships."

Kujo Sara smiled.

"So, is this why you were in charge of this operation, Himeko? What were the results?"

Kujo Sara was well aware of her friend's love for the starry sky, but unlike her father, she was not obsessed with it.

"The takeaway is that aliens aren't much different from us? If it weren't for the intelligence, no one would be able to tell that guy was an alien. Compared to Hughes, whom my dad encountered... he's too ordinary, isn't he? Although, in reality, he wasn't ordinary at all..."

Himeko didn't mention that Liu Bai could summon assassins.

After all, this kind of thing is too taboo—as for why Himeko isn't taboo?

You don't even care that you have a father who's willing to go to extreme lengths to sabotage two major powers in pursuit of your space dream.

Whether power is good or evil depends on the person using it...

However, Himeko didn't expect others to understand. After all, although the good and evil of power depend on the person, none of these people had accepted Liu Bai's kindness, so they must have defined it according to its nature.

She kept it a secret because she owed Liu Bai a favor.

"Where are you planning to go first? To the shrine, or to wander around and learn about the local customs and culture?"

Himeko led the group to the parking lot and got into the car.

"Let's go to the shrine. The shrines around here are practically dying out."

Yae no Miko sighed.

"There's nothing we can do. We gave up the Far East, and shrines aren't popular in other places either... Speaking of which, if you want to ask for something these days, you might as well go to the merchant guild and buy a small statue. Your family's old business is so outdated." Himeko chimed in with her own complaints.

The Chamber of Commerce goes without saying, the library in Sumeru, Mondstadt's businesses outside are bars, Fontaine's businesses outside are operas, and their branches don't care about losing money even if they don't make much... only your family has a shrine.

"What do you know? Our Inazuma's main business right now is Yaedo's manga and novels... well, although as an underground force in the Far East, neither of these businesses is exactly what you'd expect."

Yae no Miko wanted to refute, but in the end, she was the one who had no choice but to admit defeat.

Theoretically, Yaedo was something she created for fun, but it inexplicably became her main source of income outside the Far East region.

"Alas, what can I do when my general has no ambition?"

Despite bearing the title of "gangster," the ruler of the Far East's underworld, and even a righteous god who protected a region in ancient times, he actually runs legitimate businesses and doesn't usually have the authority of a "boss."

"If everyone were as unambitious as your general, the world would be at peace long ago."

Himeko scratched her head, her tone full of helplessness.

"Isn't the world the way it is now because of a group of ambitious people stirring up trouble?"

Chapter Sixty-Six: The Gray Snake Doesn't Mind Others Finding Happiness

[Yoran: Inazuma's people have arrived and are currently operating from the shrine. If you want to make contact, you can go there, but even if you don't go, they will come looking for you in a few days.]

They came so fast...

Sitting in Eden's living room, Liu Bai listened to the melodious singing coming from the live broadcast room and sighed inwardly.

"...It seems you're not blinded by lust, brother."

Natasha and Gui Naifen were also sitting here. Natasha was clearly more interested in Eden's first live broadcast.

"Even I can tell that her singing voice is really beautiful."

"Anyway, sis, this is the only adjective you can come up with, right?"

Liu Bai peeled an orange and said casually.

At the same time, it monitors Eden's live stream data and bullet comments.

Hmm... it's been rising steadily. It was definitely worth buying the highest tier of volume; it gave Eden a prominent spot on their homepage.

In order for Eden's "helpless" newcomers to enjoy such treatment, Liu Bai even went to ask Gray Serpent for help.

Although it was a bit like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut, Gray Snake didn't say anything and finished the matter in twenty minutes.

Emmmm......

However, comments occasionally pop up like, "[The most beautiful angel Eden-chan? It's amazing the streamer could come up with such a name.]"

There are tasteless people among netizens these days.

Liu Bai suppressed the urge to lock up the tasteless person for 365 days and continued watching the comments.

Aside from a few tasteless comments, there were mostly comments about the song.

[Is the streamer my grandma? These songs are so old!]

These songs are full of childhood memories.

Are you the grandmother of the person in front of us?

Doesn't anyone else think the original singer's version sounds better than the original?

[Some of the original male singers sounded perfectly natural when sung by the streamer.]

[Curious about the streamer's age.]

Eden's song selection is mainly classical music, which limits its audience somewhat.

"The number of fans is growing too fast..." Gui Naifen exclaimed in amazement.

As a minor internet celebrity on Xianzhou Island, Gui Naifen is somewhat envious.

"If I had Eden's follower growth rate, I would have made a fortune long ago."

"Xiao Guizi, where's your live stream? Hasn't it started yet?"

"Ah. It's started. I secretly did a live stream outside my house last night... nobody watched. Well, I know it's like this at the beginning."

Gui Naifen sighed.

"My first fans were street performers who would ask for attention after each acrobatic act."

“It’s truly the primal accumulation of suffering,” Natasha commented. “But if you just live a down-to-earth life, there’s nothing more to say.”

“Natasha, you… well, you don’t need to tell me, I probably already know what it is.”

Gui Naifen glanced at Natasha, then looked away.

He looks like an assassin.

“I’ve run businesses before,” Natasha said with a subtle expression, “but I didn’t stick with it.”

"You lost money?"

“No, actually, the flag is making money.” Natasha scratched her head three times, looking at Gui Jiu Nai Fen’s curious expression with a hint of helplessness. “Okay, there’s no harm in saying it. It’s not shameful anyway. It’s just running a bar—although the start-up capital was indeed from being an assassin.”

"Why wouldn't you do it if it's profitable?" Gui Naifen scratched her head, unable to understand.

“I ran a bar to live a peaceful life…” Natasha’s lips twitched. “But I don’t know why, after a while, my bar became a secret meeting place for all sorts of gangs and societies—although those guys really don’t skimp on drinks, it’s also really chaotic, so I came back.”

Gui Naifen nodded, seemingly understanding, "That's certainly not easy to say... but boss..."

Their gazes silently shifted to Liu Bai.

"...Shall I share some with you?"

Liu Bai, who was about to put the orange in his mouth, silently divided the orange into three parts.

"They're robbing us."

"Where's this perverted underwear vendor?"

The two men took one without ceremony and simultaneously launched a rather simple verbal attack on Liu Bai.

"...I should say what I was doing was the fur business, okay? The clothes of assassins and tiger skins are the same thing."

"But you still ended up taking off someone's clothes."

Natasha peeled an apple for Liu Bai.

"I'll let it go since you helped me make money."

Have you finished speaking?

"Thank you all so much for your support. This concludes today's live stream. Goodbye."

While the three of them were discussing money, Eden's live stream came to a successful close.

"That farewell was so stiff. Eden didn't even try to sound cute."

Veteran livestreamer Gui Naifen offered a sharp comment.

"Liu Bai said I don't need to rely on being cute to make a living."

Eden walked confidently out of the live broadcast room and into the living room.

"You guys are really taking it easy."

Eden sat down next to Liu Bai quite naturally.

How was today's live stream?

"very good."

Liu Bai showed Eden the backend data.