Bai Jingyuan was clearly taken aback. "Thank you for the gift, Autumn. Thank you."

[Autumn: Jingzai is so amazing!]

Bai Jingyuan felt a little embarrassed, but he didn't know how to interact with the audience, so he could only awkwardly say, "...Thank you."

Then I played another ranked game and won again very easily.

Gu Qingqiu was very supportive and gave her another small gift.

[Autumn: Reward Mirror for winning the game!]

With the encouragement of the gifts, Bai Jingyuan was clearly more motivated and played more seriously. Before he knew it, he had attracted more than a hundred viewers. This was the first time that the number of people watching his live stream at the same time had exceeded one hundred. He was even a little reluctant to end the broadcast, but it was too late. If he stayed any longer, he would miss the bus home.

Bai Jingyuan: "Thank you everyone for watching my live stream today. See you tomorrow."

[Autumn: Jingzai, what time is it airing tomorrow?]

Bai Jingyuan: "In the afternoon, around two or three o'clock."

Before shutting down his computer, Bai Jingyuan checked his balance on the income backend.

[Abyss Mirror, your current withdrawable amount is 40 yuan, which does not yet meet the withdrawal requirements. Please try again.]

This viewer named Autumn would send him a gift every time he won a game. The gift was worth 5 yuan. He won 8 games in one night and received 40 yuan worth of gifts.

This was the first time Bai Jingyuan had encountered such a generous viewer, and it seemed that he was really just watching his live stream without making any other requests, such as asking him to play games with him.

Having successfully caught the last bus, Bai Jingyuan dragged his tired body to open the door of his cramped rented room, then quickly took a shower and collapsed back into bed, soon falling asleep.

After waking up, Bai Jingyuan ate a small piece of bread and drank a carton of milk as usual. Then he took out his somewhat tattered secondhand English vocabulary book and began to study on his own. However, for some reason, he was a little absent-minded today and couldn't memorize a single page of words in half a day.

Bai Jingyuan ruffled his smooth hair in frustration, then packed his things and went out. By the time he regained his senses, he was already on the bus to the internet cafe.

Oh well, I'm already here! But I doubt many people will watch a live stream this early on a weekday morning...

To avoid such an awkward situation, Bai Jingyuan posted a live stream update in advance.

Abyss Mirror: The show will start in twenty minutes.

...

Gu Qingqiu looked at the pile of documents in front of her with a headache. It was the first time she had ever seriously gone to work. Fortunately, after negotiating with the system for a while, she got the right to automatically hang up, but the time would be deducted from the countdown.

After finally finishing her work for the day, Gu Qingqiu slumped in her chair, ready to take out her phone to order some fried chicken to treat herself. As she casually opened Abyss Mirror's homepage, she was surprised to see a live stream announcement.

Gu Qingqiu sat up straight with a quick movement, then glanced at the time. Thankfully, it was a post from ten minutes ago.

So after Gu Qingqiu ordered the fried chicken, she sat in front of the screen and waited for Abyss Mirror to start broadcasting.

Of course, this process also made me wonder – doesn't he have to go to school on weekdays? Could he be skipping class to play games? That shouldn't be the case, right?

Gu Qingqiu felt that she and Abyss Jing had already spent the night delivering "cola" to each other, so asking him a few questions shouldn't make him angry, right?

So, the moment Abyss Mirror started broadcasting, Gu Qingqiu sent a comment—

[Autumn: Mirror, you're up so early today? Don't you have class?]

Bai Jingyuan was surprised to see Autumn here so early, and subconsciously asked, "Don't you have to go to school?"

[Autumn: I don't have to go to school anymore, but I'm a rich kid!]

Gu Qingqiu: Well... it is indeed the truth, but it doesn't sound quite right.

As expected, Bai Jingyuan said with some envy, "That's really nice..."

Although Autumn looks like a good-for-nothing rich kid, he is, after all, the big boss of the live streaming room. Bai Jingyuan felt he should get along with him, so he took the initiative to ask, "Um... do you want me to teach you how to play games?"

[Autumn: Is it five yuan per game?]

"No, no, no!" Bai Jingyuan quickly denied, "That's not what I meant... I just wanted to thank you for sending me gifts last night, I felt really bad about it."

[Autumn: Let's do it another day then. I haven't registered or downloaded the game yet.]

Never played games before? Bai Jingyuan saw that Autumn would give rewards every time he won, and thought he was a gamer too.

"Okay, I'll solo queue then."

As expected, weekday mornings are a low point for traffic. The number of viewers in the live stream was generally around ten or so, with the lowest being only seven or eight. Almost no one was sending comments. I wonder if everyone was in class or at school and just keeping the live stream running.

Only Autumn frequently sends bullet comments to interact with the audience.

[User Autumn fed me 1 Coke]

[User Autumn fed me 1 unit of popcorn]

[User Autumn sent 1 heart-shaped balloon]

...

Bai Jingyuan was a little embarrassed at the end, "Um... it's already past 12 o'clock, why haven't you gone to eat yet?"

[Autumn: I'm watching your livestream right now while eating fried chicken, and you haven't eaten yet. Why don't you end the stream first, finish eating, and then come back?]

Bai Jingyuan thought for a moment, "Okay, but I'll be back at three o'clock. See you all this afternoon."

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