Miss Lin is a hunky VTuber today?

No one ever replies in the group chat; some people talk about games, while others are lurking.

After a while, Sister Feng tagged all the members and asked, "There's a business opportunity, who wants to join?"

They either don't play the game and won't answer, or they're busy singing and won't answer, and the most ridiculous one is that they're about to finish the Abyss event and don't have time to answer.

Other companies worry about Livers competing for business and promotion, which might even lead to fights. But ESC, despite having all kinds of Livers, is struggling to find people to take on jobs.

Ultimately, I had no choice but to call roll and do it in order, and even then, my underlings complained about having to work overtime again.

The manager was so angry he wanted to hit someone.

Although they often criticize each other, they don't actually have any personal grudges against each other.

It seems like everyone has nothing scandalous information to expose, and the dark history that could be exposed has already been revealed by their own operations team, to the point that people often complain that there are no topics to talk about in the casual talk live stream.

Oh, there are still cases of organized crime.

For example, Xu Lin often plays mahjong with whoever he can in the group chat, like a claw machine.

Yi Yi acts like a pervert when she sees the two little boys in the company, rubbing their faces every time she meets them.

Sal's constant interactions with his colleagues have sparked widespread public resentment.

Lin Mu, taking advantage of his low profile, frightened people everywhere, causing his colleagues' chances of sudden death to increase by 0.0002 percentage points.

The biggest and worst bullying incidents, as expected, occurred in the operations department.

It's really terrible that every time a new boss joins the group, the group status drops by 1.

But for Mudma to expose this kind of 'dark and evil incident' in the chaotic world of VTubers is like a modern-day Versailles novel, serving no purpose other than adding another chapter to the record of the boss being persecuted.

So when Shuangxue first entered ESC, she was a little confused.

Where did these bastards come from? Why aren't they even proactive in making a little money?

But the problem is, I don't want to take this job! I need to grind Genshin Impact!

Looking at his peers Daidai and Fengling, he realized something.

So it turns out that the entire ESC Liver team is just here for fun, and doesn't care about making more or less money; they just want to have fun.

What kind of backstabbing and infighting could a company like this, where everyone from the boss to Liver is just dabbling, possibly have?

The operations staff can't even manage their own few troublemakers, let alone have the energy for office politics. After all, every time they look up at each other, they see the worried eyes of parents looking at their naughty kids, which is exhausting.

After get off work, when people get together for dinner and drinks, they talk about how to persuade these little devils not to ban their live streams. In this atmosphere, there is no conflict at all.

Don't say it's impossible. After a whole day of worrying about your bratty kid, you won't have the energy to deal with office politics.

Not to mention the boss, who acts as a pressure regulator.

When they're bored, they persecute the boss; when they're stressed, they persecute the boss; when they have to work overtime, they persecute the boss; when the little rascals want to blow up the company, they persecute the boss.

This is a perfect example of someone who rushes to confront the boss when there's trouble, and rushes to confront the boss when there's no trouble.

Compared to the backstabbing and scheming interpersonal relationships in school, which are not dangerous but just very annoying, doesn't this seem almost unrealistically beautiful?

"Although there are occasional troubles and arguments, the senior members of the first generation mediate and extinguish any small, smoldering flames."

"So, I still don't understand why you're troubled by this, Yuzu."

After talking for a while, Yuanchu was a little thirsty, so she picked up an iced cola and chugged down half of it in one go.

"Hiccup~"

"If you don't like the backstabbing and infighting at school, just like your sister, don't associate with them?"

She was, after all, a senior in college, and she knew about the messy things that often happened in female dormitories. It was no exaggeration to say that four people in one dormitory had five WeChat groups.

It's true that girls' dormitories with strained relationships can develop into something like this.

"So, what is your choice, Sister Yuanchu?"

Yuzu hugged her pillow and asked thoughtfully.

"I never hung out with those bitches in the first place, okay?"

The otaku-style Umaru-chan model Tobi-Hina rolled her eyes.

"Pfft www"

Yuzu was amused by her.

"But I don't want to lose touch with the people I know at school... I'm only a freshman after all~"

"What do you mean you're only a freshman? I bet you're just trying to pick up the girls at school, aren't you?"

Yuanchu looked at Youzi with disdain. This guy was good in every way, but his habit of flirting with everyone and not taking responsibility was something she couldn't accept.

"Aren't you afraid of developing calluses on your middle finger if you keep doing this?"

"Instead of worrying about me getting a callus on my middle finger, Sister Yuanchu, you should first think about whether you'll die of dehydration..."

Yuzu pointed at the pink items scattered all over the sofa and squinted as she complained.

Yes, Xueyue ultimately didn't throw away that box of things to Yuanchu; she sent it back to her by express delivery a couple of days ago.

"I..."

Speechless for a moment.

Forget it, neither of them are good people anyway, and Izumi didn't expect that she could change Yuzu's bad habits after just a few words.

Moreover, they have important business to attend to tonight.

"Let's talk about the upcoming collaboration first. You already know that I'll be guiding you through the newbie phase, right, Yuzu?"

"What a very abrupt change of topic..."

Yuzu's gaze towards her was subtle.

"Enough with the fuss! Just answer yes or no!"

The little otaku Tobi-Hina stared wide-eyed, her face slightly red.

"Yes, yes, so how does Sister Yuanchu plan to take care of me?"

Yuzu, knowing when to stop, fawned over Iris and massaged her arms.

"Actually, I don't have any experience in this area either... Yuzu, what type of live streaming do you plan to focus on after your debut?"

"As for me, I'd say casual talk and singing. I really don't have the confidence to make a good show out of gaming."

"Random chat and singing..."

Yuanchu looked at Youzi with a complicated expression.

These are the types of content that Irishim mainly streams, so passing on her experience shouldn't be a problem. But no matter how she looks at it, Yuzu doesn't seem to be a good fit... Well, not exactly unsuitable, but it feels like a bit of a waste.

"Actually, I think you're better suited to collaborate with more people and take the collaboration-based VUP route."

Yuzu's face naturally turned black.

Damn it, what do you mean by "Iris Chick"?!

Even if I'm a scumbag and a jerk, I'm not someone anyone can mess with, okay?!

You need at least a C!

P.S.: I was slacking off too much and it's a bit late today. Actually, it's not that late; I finished writing this chapter around 7 PM and then...

I forgot to send it.

Chapter 79, Section 270: Yuzu, Go Find a Woman! (Part 2)

In a place like VUP, where flat cutting boards, steel plates, and iron plates are everywhere, Yuzu's requirement for C is really high.

But thinking about it, it seems like there's a composite steel plate joint that's been around lately, and it's good for manual breast enhancement, so it's fine.

"Am I really suited to be a collaborative VUP? Besides, our club already has Xueyue and Shuangxue who are doing this, right? I don't have the confidence to compete with them."

Yuzu sighed and then told the truth.

In terms of hosting skills, she really doesn't have the confidence to compete with those two professionals.

This is probably the confusion that every VUP feels before their debut. There are only so many paths in this industry. Even VUP idols who are like comedians have emerged. It's really hard for newcomers who are just starting out to find a new path that suits them.

Putting aside everything else, just within ESC, there's Sakura Wakaba for CP (couple) marketing, Tobi-Hina and Sal-Ya-kun for gamers, Lin Mu for idols, and Yan-jie and Ling-yue for casual chats—she's a dedicated casual chat VUP who often does late-night radio shows and the like.

Chie Na has even done things like live-streaming herself spacing out, which is completely nonsensical. And ghs is a collective activity of the entire ESC company.

It really has everything except for the Clarity and Arcane Blade types.

The problem is that neither of these two can be done by a pomelo.

Does she seem like a sensible person?

“I’m not talking about a large-scale collaboration like the two of them. You’re currently working part-time, and your main job is studying, so you don’t have that much time to prepare for projects.”

Iris waved her hand, denying Yuzu's disappointed thoughts, and continued.

"My approach is more similar to that of Japanese V-ups, which is a one-on-one talk show singing collaboration V-up, like the seaweed man, right? Just do it like her."

"Sister Yuanchu, aren't you afraid of getting burned if you charge into the tower like that?"

Yuzu squinted and complained.

Even though this isn't a live stream, aren't you going a bit too far?

"What? She has a tower? What tower, the Tower of Babel?"

Yuan Chu's reaction was very genuine; she looked completely bewildered and asked back.

"Forehead..."

Yuzu wiped away her sweat.

Okay, Inuyama is a special case in the VTuber world. The biggest taboo in VTubers is that her identity as the person being tagged is an open secret. At first, she would struggle a bit, but now she has basically given up and let herself be.

"So, Sister Yuanchu, you mean you want me to go around doing [d]?"

"Your transition was rather abrupt, wasn't it?"