Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

The senior student sighed, "Yesterday I said a couple of things in defense of my junior sister, and I got yelled at by a lot of people. I was so scared that I deleted it immediately."

He didn't want to be unpacked... his ID photo was ugly.

His senior patted him on the shoulder sympathetically: "You should just give it a thumbs up like I did."

In this day and age, posting comments online is a terrible thing.

Before they knew it, the ID cards of three generations of their family were exposed.

If you're not good-looking, you might even be attacked for your appearance.

Ji Chaoxi started broadcasting as soon as she got back to her dorm. She was exhausted and wiped the sweat from her forehead with a tissue.

As the number of viewers in the live stream continued to rise, Ji Chaoxi adjusted her angle and greeted the camera: "Good evening, everyone. I'll start talking once there are a few more viewers."

Today, her live stream had a lot more viewers, and everyone was asking about the one-day store manager thing.

Just then, the carnival suddenly exploded in her live stream.

[L delivers 99 Carnival items]

……

He kept sending messages, completely blocking out all the comments.

Ji Chaoxi was completely bewildered. What was going on? Shouldn't this person be giving her a pig's head mask?

The next second, a pig's head mask was put on Ji Chaoxi's head.

L delivered 10 pig head masks.

Ji Chaoxi: ...

Lu Huainan, watching from outside the screen, panicked and quickly tried to explain.

[L: Sorry, I clicked on it by accident]

He really didn't mean to this; it seems to be muscle memory—he just wanted to order it whenever he saw the pig head mask…

In the video, Ji Chaoxi gives a forced smile and says, "It's okay."

Lu Huainan choked up, and it was that same fake smile again.

He didn't know how to salvage the situation, so he just kept sending off the carnival.

The number of viewers in the live stream increased, and the barrage of comments became so numerous that Ji Chaoxi couldn't even see them all.

I can't see through it anymore; anyway, it wasn't anything good to say.

Ji Chaoxi looked at the screen and coughed lightly: "Hello everyone, I am Ji Chaoxi. Today I would like to explain the matter of being a one-day store manager that day."

"Regarding the claim that I haven't met many of your requests, I think other online celebrities would also find it difficult to make these requests."

"As for requests like stepping on people while wearing high heels, well... I can only say that people are joking online, and I can accept that, but I really can't do it offline because I don't like stepping on other people."

Ji Chaoxi explained earnestly that she simply didn't like stepping on people.

She gets very angry if someone steps on her foot on the street.

Why are you explaining this in such a serious tone? It's hilarious!

Can't you distinguish between online and offline? Let niche things remain niche!

[Want to play PK tonight, baby? Can I team up with Lin Zhehan?]

Who is this woman? Why are there so many people in her live stream?

Are you blind? Can't you see the name?!

What's with the fans' attitude? Can't even I ask them a question?!

The live stream room was in complete chaos.

Ji Chaoxi hesitated for a moment: "There are also people who want me to put a chain around my neck. I know what everyone means. But I really don't know how, and it's very dangerous. If you really like this kind of thing, you should find a professional."

She has no experience either; if she doesn't control the force properly, someone could die...

She told her company about it, and they told her to learn more and try to charm this type of fan, saying that her aloof persona would attract such fans.

L kept sending gifts to the carnival, but the limit was reached midway, so he switched to a different account.

[L2 delivers Carnival*99]

……

Ji Chaoxi didn't participate in any PK battles tonight, and directly became the number one on the top 100 list.

Ji Chaoxi continued to explain, "There were also people who asked me to slap them, but I didn't agree because I have a strong hand, and if I did, you would definitely cry."

She hoped that everyone's first meeting would be happy, not filled with tears.

"Regarding kissing, as I mentioned before, I'm not used to kissing other people. If you're angry about this, then feel free to scold me."

Ji Chaoxi placed the letters and gifts from her fans on the table.

"I didn't accept many of the gifts because they were too expensive. People have already spent a lot of money to come and watch me. I usually earn quite a lot of money from my live streams, so I was really embarrassed to accept them."

Ji Chaoxi flipped through her notes, responding point by point: "And some people said I threw away the gifts my fans gave me. If I were going to throw them away, I'd throw them outside, okay? I threw them in the subway, where there are cameras everywhere. Don't the people who posted that think it's ridiculous?"

"That's all for today's explanation. I won't explain anything that's too absurd, things that are made with great conviction but don't even have a single picture."

[Support Xixi [Kiss]]

There's really no need to explain. Those who believe in you will believe you, and those who don't believe you won't believe anything you say...

[Many people at this event weren't even fans; maybe next time we should restrict participation levels.]

[Want to play PK tonight, baby? Can I team up with Lin Zhehan?]

Meanwhile, in other live stream rooms...

The three were incredibly annoyed, constantly watching to see when Ji Chaoxi would end her live stream.

All the traffic went to her...

Moreover, their fan bases overlap.

He frowned deeply, staring at the public chat, and shouted energetically, "Guys, can we help Sanzi take the number one spot on the top 100 list for this time period?!"

[Huh? Ji Chaoxi is live streaming.]

[Sanzi... Can we take the top spot on the top 100 list for an hour? How do we do that...?]

There are so many people in her live stream!

Sanzi clicked his tongue, thinking, "How cowardly they are!"

He stopped looking at the public chat, switched to DJ mode, and yelled, "Everyone, let's go all out! This hour alone, number one on the top 100 list, let's do it!"

His face flushed red, and the veins on his forehead bulged. So what if Ji Chaoxi was number one? So what if Ji Chaoxi had more people? He just wanted to be number one on the top 100 list during this prime time!

At this moment, Ji Chaoxi's live stream was extremely quiet. Ji Chaoxi was reading the message while replying to the questions on the public screen.

"I won't be sad. I'm happy to see everyone, and I won't have any lingering thoughts. I explained this because I didn't want to upset everyone."

【Such a sweet Xixi, do those people who posted those trolling posts even have a conscience? [crying]】

[Want to play PK tonight, baby? Can I team up with Lin Zhehan?]

[The baby is so well-behaved! He did whatever hand gestures we asked him to do, and even learned them on the spot. Can some people please stop making a scene?]

[Hateboys, just wait! You'll see how wrong you are when our students are on vacation!]

Because I was reading a letter, today's live broadcast went on very late.

As soon as the live stream ended, Ji Chaoxi collapsed onto the bed.

Her phone screen lit up briefly, but Ji Chaoxi didn't notice.

On the other side, Lu Huainan watched the screen nervously.

He waited a long time, but Ji Chaoxi did not reply to him.

I hope she's not secretly feeling sad right now...

Lu Huainan stared silently at his phone and walked to the balcony. He remembered that she had said in the live stream that she would be very happy if someone sang that song for her.

He went to learn it specifically...

Should I really send it? But it would be so awkward, she might even think I'm crazy.

Lu Huainan stared at the record button in the WeChat chat window with a conflicted expression. Wasn't this too deliberate? Would she misunderstand?

Thinking of Ji Chaoxi's appearance just now, Lu Huainan gritted his teeth. If it was deliberate, so be it; if she was sick, so be it. He wasn't exactly a normal person to begin with.

Lu Huainan cleared his throat, pressed the record button in the chat box, and began to sing, his voice trembling.

"I'm learning not to worry too much about the future..."

At that moment, the boy in the next dormitory who was brushing his teeth on the balcony looked completely dazed.

Water splashed on the table, and the boy listened silently to the singing that seemed to come from nowhere.

My life is so hard. I just got back from the lab, and now I have to listen to such awful singing.