Unfilial disciple, do not ruin your master's dream of ascension and peaceful life.

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After Qian Jing left, Ye Yinqiu saw that there was no movement outside the door, so she turned on her phone and started today's live broadcast.

The title of the live stream is:

"Fairy Flower Praises Spring: Recruiting Talented Generals for the Development of the Sect"

The following is a detailed introduction:

I am a 217-year-old woman, proficient in swordsmanship, boxing, and visualization techniques. I also have a basic understanding of health preservation, geomancy, physiognomy, and geomancy, and have some knowledge of traditional Chinese performing arts, storytelling, and tailoring. Those aspiring to great things are welcome to join my fan club.

"Fan club" is the newest and trendiest internet slang she has learned in China so far, and it was taught to her by Ning Ruozhi.

"Hello everyone, I am Hua Songchun, a new streamer. Welcome to my live stream."

Her live-streaming equipment consisted of the phone Qianjing bought for her; nothing else, not even a light source.

She simply propped her phone up on the table, turned on the front-facing camera, and sat upright facing the screen. Below the screen were rapidly scrolling comments:

"Is the streamer a 3D model?" "Is the streamer really not AI?" "No filters?" "Really no filters?" "No makeup? No makeup? Who would believe that!"

Although Ye Yinqiu has largely escaped illiteracy, she still struggles to recognize the rapidly flashing words in live stream comments and bullet screens. Therefore, for now, she can only speak her own words and leave the reading of comments entirely to chance.

Of course, not being able to understand all sorts of cerebral palsy-related statements can be considered a blessing in disguise, as it successfully preserved my blood pressure and the little intelligence I had left.

As for the content of the live stream?

Of course, we should start by explaining the sect's grand mission!

"My Wind Spirit Moon Shadow Sect—hereinafter referred to as Wind Spirit Sect—is the Earth branch of the Sword Inquiry Sect, the number one sect in the Cangxuan Realm. As the current sect leader of Wind Spirit Sect, I am actively recruiting talented individuals. I hope that ambitious people will join my fan club and follow me. Thank you."

This extremely absurd opening naturally drew a lot of criticism from the audience, with comments like "Are you telling jokes?", "Is this a talk show?", "What does this mean?", "Such a retro development", and "Role-playing?" kept popping up.

If a regular streamer did this, it would just be incredibly awkward.

However, Ye Yinqiu was very beautiful.

Moreover, whenever she's not by her master's side, she's a stunningly beautiful, aloof fairy with an elegant demeanor. Her voice is as melodious and captivating as a nightingale's, not to mention her amazing figure that even loose-fitting home workout clothes can't hide.

Such a beautiful woman with both good looks and a great voice, delivering funny lines in a serious manner, is inherently entertaining.

Just when everyone thought she was a talk show host, she pushed back her chair, stood up, and took out her newly replaced guitar case.

"Guitar?" "Showing off your talent, huh?" "In a band?" "Play 'Spring Shadow' quickly!" "Then why don't you go to the music section and do some shout-outs?"

However, when she opened the guitar case, her sword was inside, leaving the viewers confused. Was she actually performing a joke? Something like, "You thought it was a hairdryer, but it's actually a razor."

However, the audience was wrong again; the swordsmanship she displayed next could only be described as breathtaking.

In this cramped space of only a few square meters, she wielded the three-foot-long sword with breathtaking beauty. Sometimes as fast as thunder, sometimes as smooth as water, sometimes with grand, sweeping movements, sometimes with light, graceful flight. This completely surpassed the level of ordinary professionals; its power was immense, captivating the viewer. Every screenshot was a work of art. The only drawback was that the phone wasn't well-suited for live streaming; the fast movements resulted in motion blur.

"Wow, that's pretty good!" "Is this a promotion for traditional martial arts?" "Beautiful!" "Could you dance again?" "Hey streamer, can you get a different camera?"

The comments section was flooded with messages, but Ye Yinqiu calmly sheathed her sword, clasped her hands in a salute, and glanced at the screen—

(A lot of tips?)

She had a hard time reading the comments, but she could still understand the total number of donations. She had only performed a very basic routine, yet so many people had donated. She had thought she would have to use all the secret techniques her master had taught her.

(Thank you, Master! You are my mentor on my live streaming journey!)

In a sense, this statement was a lucky accident.

"Fellow Daoists, thank you for your recognition of my swordsmanship. This is the Wuxiang Sword Heart Technique taught to me by my master. I have simplified its first move so that it can be practiced without spiritual power. If any of you are interested... um? What? You're asking if I can dance?"

Several wealthy men have sent her virtual rockets, all asking if she has any more talents, with dancing being the most requested.

She really knows how.

After all, she had been influenced by her parents before being adopted by Qian Jing. Her father was a famous storyteller, and her mother was a performer who was proficient in poetry and song. Combined with her foundation in sword dancing, it was easy for her to dance a folk dance of the Cangxuan Realm.

Her jump was not only amazing, but it almost surpassed all the top female anchors in the dance and entertainment sections. Wearing home sportswear, she danced as if she were a fairy dancing in colorful clouds.

The comments section was full of praise and applause, with donations pouring in. Ye Yinqiu was a little worried at first, but now she was completely unafraid.

Wow, live streaming is so simple!

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Meanwhile, in a dark room inside Lazarus Technology's office building—

"That Ye Yinqiu is quite capable, very talented..."

The woman exclaimed in surprise.

"What did you do?"

The man asked in a cold voice.

"I saw she was going to do a live stream yesterday, so I casually gave her some traffic... It wasn't any special support, just some initial exposure on her first day of live streaming, but her ability to retain fans is just too strong, her fan count is still snowballing..."

"It seems she has some talent in this area; she's worth using."

"But her live streaming equipment is so outdated..."

Ye Yinqiu used a mobile phone for her live stream, and there was no noise reduction, lighting, or any other processing done at all. She didn't even have a handheld stabilizer, which looked shabby.

"I can't stand it anymore. Let's use the website reward as an excuse to send her some good equipment, like an RTX 6090..."

"Sure, but the money will be deducted from your salary."

"Doesn't the company have funding?!"

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So, the next day...

While Qian Jing was out, Ye Yinqiu received a package delivered to her home. The recipient clearly stated her ID "Hua Songchun" and also noted that it was a "platform sponsorship".

After disassembling it, inside was a fully assembled top-of-the-line PC with two 4K ultrawide screens, headphones, microphone, keyboard, mouse, and headset microphone. It also included a top-of-the-line gaming laptop, an Xbox, a PS5 Pro, two NS2s, two vlog cameras, three flagship phones, and even a thick user manual in case she didn't know how to use it.

If you were an ordinary gamer, you would already be moved to tears right now.

However, Ye Yinqiu had no idea whether this set of equipment was expensive or cheap, and she knew absolutely nothing about computer configurations.

(I remember Sister Ning saying before that this platform provides a lot of support for new streamers, right? I guess that's what she was referring to.)