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The larger the circle, the more extraordinary people there are. The smaller the circle, the more extraordinary the people. In the following days when Jiang Sui didn't stream, the V-circle was far from peaceful.

As Jiang Sui said, Qiu Hui quickly knelt down and apologized, stating in the live broadcast that she had never supported Mashiro Kanon and referred to Mashiro Kanon as a "digital plant".

The number refers to "48", and the plant is "cabbage".

This derogatory nickname originated from the profile of "Hiba," a fan account featuring Mashiro Kanon. Mashiro Kanon's rise to fame was largely due to this fan's free video clips.

However, after being cut into pieces for so many years, she was also ruthlessly cut off by the other party, so she changed her profile to "digital plant".

4 means "death" and 8 means "father".

This meme originates from the League of Legends player "bin".

One reason is that when the Bureau of Culture and Tourism offered their condolences during the Asian Games, Bin's father brushed the other party's hand away, as if refusing to shake hands, which was considered very impolite and drew criticism from netizens.

Secondly, Bin played the champion "Sion" during the match. This champion shouts "Die!" when he uses his ultimate ability, which sounds like "48" in Chinese.

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Regarding the Fire Feather incident, the fake simultaneous interpretation was first confirmed by the review and cross-verification of old fans, but the only solid evidence is still "49".

According to longtime fans, "49" was one of Huoyu's first loyal fans. However, this person was a mentor-type fan, meaning they liked to teach the streamer how to do things.

Huo Yu happens to be a stubborn person, and the two had many conflicts during their time together. Perhaps due to the numerous arguments, love turned to hate, and after unfollowing her, she turned against her fiercely.

However, the specific reasons for the falling out remain unclear, as "49" has not publicly responded.

Secondly, longtime fans pointed out that Huoyu never shared any real-world photos, not even landscape photos, in the group chat back then.

So, have any new streamers emerged and appeared in everyone's field of vision? There really is one; this streamer is called "Qiu Di".

She also showed her true colors during the live stream. When asked about the Nina double standard incident and upon learning that Qiu Hui was being criticized, she said, "Huo Yu, you're the kind of streamer you're to have the kind of fans you have," "Isn't Nina supposed to be a proponent? You don't even allow others to make mistakes," and "Still criticizing her? Then why didn't anyone criticize Huo Yu when she made a mistake? You think you can whitewash yourself in four years?"

These remarks successfully drew attention to this virtual streamer with 10 followers.

It's worth mentioning that this person also capitalized on the popularity of the "Fire Feather Thousand Ships" incident four years ago, but her comments were relatively mild compared to other streamers.

She also did simultaneous interpretation on Huoyu's birthday that year. According to her own explanation, she just happened to be passing by that day and saw someone in the live stream saying that there was no simultaneous interpretation, but the moderator accused her of being a fake simultaneous interpreter.

So, enthusiastic netizens started digging up Qiu Di's other comments from that day.

Fans who understand Japanese noticed problems with Akidi's translation, leading to accusations of fake simultaneous interpretation.

Furthermore, Qiu Di sent a message to "49" and "49" also forwarded Qiu Di's related posts back then, which is somewhat similar to a "mutual protection" relationship.

Of course, the most controversial thing is a screenshot from a video she posted four years ago that tried to ride on Huo Yu's popularity.

The screenshot shows a private message from Huoyu to a fan. She added Chinese text and summarized it as follows: "Huoyu said that she does not allow her fans to 'd' other streamers, otherwise she will be very sad and hopes that the other party will no longer appear in her live stream."

Helpful netizens once again noticed that the spacing between the dialog boxes in this screenshot differed significantly from that of a normal dialog box. An AI detector determined that the image was photoshopped.

Is the image real or fake? Based on the spacing between the dialogue boxes and AI detection, the evidence isn't actually sufficient. If we could figure out the source of the image, things would be much easier.

But the most outrageous thing happened when someone took this screenshot to Qiu Di and asked if she was spreading rumors. Qiu Di said she didn't remember the screenshot at all and that she didn't know how to Photoshop.

However, netizens also dug up a post she made four years ago when she was learning how to use Photoshop.

When Jiang Sui got to this part of the gossip, she paused for a long time before speaking: "How can this person be so inconsistent in her words and actions? Does she forget what she did so quickly? When I read her other words, it's hard not to wonder if she's lying."

Having only learned half of it, Jiang Sui had already unconsciously put on a biased view of Qiu Di.

[“Don’t worry, Brother Sui, there’s something even more incredible coming. (smirking.jpg)”]

"Ah~ Isn't this a vibrant exchange of ideas, a flourishing of diverse styles? This is the kind of VTuber world I want to be in~"

"Wow... how come everyone who jumps out has a long, dark history hidden in the shadows? You, Miss Fire Feather, really have some kind of mystical power."

Jiang Sui herself possesses an emotional rebate system, so it's hard not to suspect that Huo Yu might also have some kind of streamer comeback system.

The condition is to endure cyberbullying and maintain a consistent live stream for four years. Once the condition is met, the system will secretly push the individuals involved to expose themselves.

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Continuing to follow the drama, several more screenshots have surfaced. The content shows private message conversations between the moderator who banned QiuDi and QiuDi after the incident.

The housing manager clarified to Qiu Di that the so-called "Qiu Di fake translator" was a misrepresentation by others. Huo Yu's original words were that he suspected the other party of "biased reporting" and possibly selective translation.

The reason is that there were previous examples of other virtual streamers causing trouble in the live stream, and the other party does not often watch Huoyu's live stream.

The administrator believes that Qiu Di came to provide simultaneous interpretation out of goodwill, but expressed disappointment at her subsequent posts that exacerbated the misunderstanding.

Qiu Di, however, insisted that Huo Yu claimed she was a fake interpreter, stating that the post did not specifically target this moderator and that everything she said was true. She added that the moderator being criticized by everyone in the comments section was none of her business, and that it was Huo Yu's fans' responsibility to bear it.

Finally, Qiu Di said that she had put in a lot of effort for nothing and was disheartened, so she would no longer pursue the matter.

"I feel... there's a big problem." After reading it, Jiang Sui pondered quietly for a while. "The moderator has already explained the reason for the ban, and also indicated that Huo Yu did not say she was a fake simultaneous interpreter, but rather suspected that Qiu Di had 'biased reporting' and selectively translated."

"Both parties involved could have resolved the matter once they had explained themselves clearly... Why did the real interpreter have to make things difficult for the good administrator, right?"

"But I can't rule out the possibility that this person is petty and can't swallow their anger, so they have to be this ruthless. There's nothing we can do about it."

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Enjoying the show.

Since the streamer decided to expose their true colors at this time, they should accept a thorough examination from enthusiastic netizens.

However, these streamers are all prone to being investigated, and the more their dark history is dug up, the more there is to uncover. Qiu Di's dark history also has a lot of... claims.

After watching it, Jiang Sui said frankly:

"Um... How could she have the nerve to post videos to gain traffic back then? Wasn't she also a so-called 'scammer'? And the kind of scammer who... sold something out."

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