Miss Lin is a hunky VTuber today?

From the other corner, a clear, cold female voice suddenly rang out.

"Sister Feng? What brings you here?"

Xu Lin looked at the woman who was only a little over 1.5 meters tall, yet possessed an extraordinary aura, and was followed by a group of women from the support team who looked like gangsters, and asked her with some surprise.

"We also watched the live stream."

Sister Feng nodded, her face slightly flushed.

"Oh~"

Xu Lin glanced at the group of young women from the logistics department, especially glancing at their chests with a subtle look, and understood.

This is a tablet trade fair!

"Look away from me, or we'll beat you up too!"

"A post-production girl exclaimed."

"That's it!"

Another post-production coordinator echoed angrily.

"Oh, sorry, sorry. You want to beat up Yuzu, right? Just give it to him over there, beat him however you want, just leave him barely alive."

"Holy crap, bro, are you really that heartless?! Sister-in-law! Sister-in-law!! Sister-in-law, help me!!!"

Still pinned down by Jiehua, Xu You looked utterly desperate. She hurriedly called out to the young lady who had suddenly disappeared, trying to preserve her last chance of survival.

"Ah? Oh! I'm here!"

In the live broadcast room of the first generation of students, Xu Youyue peeked out and gave Youzi a bright smile.

"Sister-in-law! You're the best, sister-in-law! Help me!"

"..."

Xu Lin silently turned his head away, unable to bear witnessing the tragedy that was about to unfold.

"Mmm! Don't be afraid! Yuzu-chan, I'm here to free you~"

A solid, all-metal baseball bat probably weighs over ten kilograms, and that's the one Xu Youyue was carrying when she came out of the live broadcast room.

"Ah!? Holy crap!!! Yuka, let me go! Hurry! If this keeps up, someone's really going to die!!!"

The pomelo, like a salted fish that has been brought ashore, struggled vigorously.

"Don't let it go!"

Jiehua also increased her strength accordingly, and the two words were almost squeezed out from between her teeth.

"Why?! We don't have any deep-seated hatred between us, do we?!"

Yuzu asked incredulously as the young lady, carrying a baseball bat, drew closer and closer.

"excellent..."

With her face flushed, Jiehua hesitated for a long time before finally uttering a single word.

"????"

"Sister! I was just kidding! Sister! I have absolutely no improper thoughts about your You! I swear!"

"excellent."

"Your Yu is just watching the show from the sidelines, sis!"

"Yu said he's going to beat you up."

"???"

Yuzu's little head was covered in question marks.

"Then tell your Yu to hurry up! If you wait any longer, I'm afraid my life will be in danger!"

"If it really doesn't work, you can deposit it next time! I'll even give you some extra interest, okay!"

"Prepare to die, Yuzu!"

"Yuzu, haven't you figured it out yet? Yuka just wants you dead."

The young lady's sweet shout and Xu Lin's sigh rang out at the same time.

Add to that the pomelo's screams.

Unexpected harmony www

Section 261, Chapter 70: The Advantages of ESC

In the end, Xu Lin watched Youzi leave with his own eyes.

Very peaceful.

It was just that its screams were rather pitiful.

However, Tobi-Hina, who was supposed to come to the headquarters to ambush Yuzu, never showed up.

Yes, that was clearly just a joke.

. . . . . .

Due to a minor unforeseen event, the live stream of Jiehua's test was delayed by five minutes.

Meanwhile, other livers who weren't part of the company started chatting on the forum.

[Yoru-kun: As expected of Wakaba-senpai's younger sister?]

[Saly: I can already see a rising star in the world of meme creations]

[Lin Mu: I just think this girl is really annoying. By the way, who's in charge of mentoring her during her rookie period?]

[Zero Moon: Isn't it Wakaba-senpai?]

[Snow Moon: It's a fledgling kite...]

【Wind Chimes: Grass】

[Frost and Snow: I can already see the precarious future of the live stream.]

[YiYi: I hope I won't really get banned...?]

[The young lady, who had just hurriedly finished packing up the pomelos, said: Don't worry, the boss has connections.]

[Everyone: Boss is awesome!]

Compared to other companies, ESC doesn't actually have much of an advantage in terms of creating special performances, singing costumes, or even live streaming time.

After all, Bilibili's VUPs are now on the right track, with a lot of talented VUPs. Xu Lin and her group's abilities can only be considered top-notch among them, rather than a game-changer.

So it's kind of funny, the only advantage that ESC's Livers have is actually operations and having a good boss.

The boss has both capital and connections, a great personality (he's even tolerated being bullied by his own employees), and is a seasoned industry veteran. Now, he's also preparing to renovate a 3D live-streaming studio...

Seriously, they've been operating at a loss since they started, and they've only just managed to break even. Yet, they've made the tough decision to invest in a motion capture system that's on par with the industry's top-tier equipment and can support six people streaming simultaneously.

Where can you find such a great boss?

However, there are certain requirements for creating 3D models. You need at least 100,000 followers and meet some other criteria before you can start creating them.

In the boss's words...

"Please have pity on my wallet, it's starving."

But the expensive motion capture equipment has already been ordered and will be installed after the team building event, so what's a 3D model? It's just a way to motivate the livers.

Currently, the first batch of 3D models on the way are actually the three members of the first generation, plus Tobi-Hina from the second generation, and Setsukuri from the third generation.

Zero suffered from not collaborating with other groups, while Sal, being a male member, experienced slower fan growth. The third generation members had only been in the industry for a short time. Xueyue was able to meet the standards simply because, as the only host of ESC, she received a lot of traffic from every collaboration within the company.

Now that we've covered the boss's strengths in this area, let's move on to operations.

Actually, ESC's operations department is quite interesting.

Because the rules for the operations team were initially formulated by the three members of the first generation and the boss together.

The key principle is to adhere to the basic policy of seeking truth from facts, avoid fan culture tactics as the bottom line, resolve the situation as quickly as possible, and deal with external smears in one sentence—

"Don't say you weren't warned."

This style makes it look like a statement from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

However, since ESC's Livers have not experienced any major incidents so far, the operations department is currently more focused on planning than public relations.

Oh, well, I wouldn't say there isn't one; there is one, though.

Once, during Yan Jie's live stream, she suddenly had the idea to work overtime on the ship, which delayed the live stream by two hours. However, due to communication issues, the person in charge of the account forwarded a post during Yan Jie's live stream.

It almost caused a fire.

But then...

Yan Jie stated directly in the live stream that she replies to comments and private messages, while some posts and fan-made content are handled by the operations team. She has limited time due to school and cannot read everything, so the operations team selects and forwards them before she watches and comments on them.

There's nothing left for fans to rush into now.

After all, it's always been Sister Yan herself who replies to the comments.

Viewers are aware that the three members of ESC's first generation did not receive much support or management in the early stages.

Forget it, I knew something was off when the older sister suddenly started sharing a lot more fan-made content.

Did she watch fan-made content before?

The insightful comment in the comments section instantly resonated with many of Yan Jie's fans.

Yeah, this guy used to be lucky to retweet one fan-made post a day, but now he posts seven or eight a day, and he reads and comments on them all. Isn't that much better than before?

The chances of getting there have increased by at least seven or eight times, right?

Behind the computer screen, a handsome young man with a lot of acne on his face smiled smugly and pushed up his glasses.

Ha, the otaku on Bilibili are so young.