While washing the rice, Li Lechen glanced at the top left corner of the screen. Although he had started charging viewers in the safe zone yesterday, the number of viewers was still growing at an imperceptible rate, and so was his income. In less than ten minutes from the start of the live stream to washing the sweet potatoes, he had already gained nearly 250,000 coins.

However, it takes another 3,000 experience points to reach level 3. Relying solely on tips would require 3 million. Even if tipping includes red envelopes, and others can also gain experience points by grabbing red envelopes, it still requires a lot of money. 250,000 coins is quite a long way off.

Is this the only way, taking it one step at a time?

The moment Li Lechen saw the sweet potato, he thought that if he moved his fingers, the uncontrollable primal force might cause his body to explode, and he lost even the mood to brush his teeth and wash his face.

It seems I haven't even washed up since I got up.

He's really focused on live streaming.

While I was continuing to wash rice and lost in thought, a comment suddenly popped up, shaking off the rest of the comments.

Li Lechen knew that a permanent resident of the safe zone had arrived. Moreover, this user was level 20 or higher. After all, even a super-rich player like himself in the "exclusive zone" would speak very modestly due to his low level.

The one who made a high-profile appearance was Lin Sen, who always preferred to keep a low profile. He didn't hide his ID either; "Green Prince" was prominently displayed on the screen.

Originally, Lin Sen was unwilling to spend 3,000 coins to watch a five-minute live stream, since he had never encountered a live stream that charged him in all these years.

People would naturally tip if they watched it for free and were in a good mood. But now that it's paid, who would be willing to tip? Wouldn't it seem like you're just trying to curry favor with the streamer?

Of course, Lin Sen believed that the streamer with the ID "Chasing the Wind Boy" was qualified to charge everyone, including permanent residents of the safe zone, for live streaming, since this guy lived in the exclusive zone.

In this matter, Lin Sen has always believed that the "exclusive zone" is nothing more than a lie used by global "governments" to maintain their ruling stability. It doesn't actually exist, or it simply refers to the permanent residents of the safe zone. Otherwise, why would his family still live in the safe zone instead of moving to the exclusive zone?

You should know that Lin Sen has always believed that even if only one thousand square kilometers of pristine land remained in the world, his Lin family could still build a villa on it.

Haha, only those in the quarantine zone live in the flight capsules. Non-permanent residents in the safe zone are simply living in the flight capsules in a different location. Permanent residents in the safe zone mostly live in houses; under the artificial ozone layer, the ultraviolet radiation intensity is perfectly acceptable. They only need to use the flight capsules when going out.

So the clean air, pure water, gentle sunlight, and fair legs broadcast in this live stream were of no appeal to Lin Sen; they were just things that looked better.

But he still spent 3,000 coins without hesitation to get in, because the platform's user-friendly prompt mentioned the word "rice" when Lin Sen was about to leave.