Sensible and polite fans would never push other people in someone else's live stream.
However.
A-Kun's fans didn't understand these principles. They didn't even realize that they were creating controversy or inciting hatred towards A-Kun. They flocked to Yan Jiu's live stream to leave comments.
[Tsk, not as scary or interesting as Kun Ge's sleep test. I suggest watching Kun Ge's previous live stream replays.]
[Where did these lunatics come from? Are you guys trying to push Kun Ge? You're probably just trying to stir up trouble for him.]
[Ah Kun: His reputation has been damaged.]
[She's no match for Kun Ge! She plagiarized Kun Ge, used him to climb the ladder, and she won't even let anyone talk about it!]
Why are there always people who criticize this and that, trying to satisfy your insignificant heart in this way?
To be fair, the two films were shot in significantly different ways and contained different content. I am also heartbroken that Brother Kun has left us, but this is not a reason for us to point the finger at innocent people.
[Upstairs, please give up your admin position, expel yourself from the fandom, and get out!]
[Please, fans of "Gold Medal A-Kun," keep yourselves in your own little world and don't interfere with each other. Thank you.]
The live stream was a complete mess.
It's clearly not appropriate to properly livestream the experience of trying out haunted houses.
Yan Jiu suddenly said, "Do you know why A-Kun insists on swinging on the swing?"
The live stream went silent instantly.
Many left comments asking "Why?"
Although Yan Jiu didn't remember many things, magic and divination seemed to be rooted in her mind and she could use them at will. She read out the result of her finger calculation.
“He owed 530,000 yuan in gambling debts, and he bought ten insurance policies for himself before going to the hotel.”
"Swinging on the swing was not my intention; I wanted to seek compensation from my employer and insurance company after the accident."
“Ah Kun’s superiors knew about it but were unable to stop it.”
These words were spoken.
Those who didn't believe it still didn't believe it.
Does everything you say go true?
【Then I should have said you didn't have the money to sell yourself!】
[Is the person upstairs a mad dog? I've reported them.]
Just as netizens were leaving comments...
The haunted house testing company where "Gold Medal A-Kun" works posted evidence online, including screenshots of people advising A-Kun not to risk swinging on swings, as well as surveillance video showing that A-Kun bought insurance.
After that.
Yan Jiu's live stream room is much cleaner now.
But there are still a few who are making a lot of noise.
That doesn't prove anything; you're still suspected of using Ah Kun to climb to the top.
[Exactly! Ah-Kun's filming was clearly more successful. You didn't film it well, so why can't people tell the truth?]
【Bring me my 40-meter-long sword, I'll stab these fake fans who claim to be fighting for Ah Kun but actually bring him trouble.】
While netizens were offering their opinions and holding their own views...
The company behind "Gold Medal A-Kun" has once again entered the fray, fearing that Yan Jiu will target them and expose their business of marketing haunted houses.
then.
They immediately stated that the two had absolutely no connection.
They even sent a lawyer's letter before disbanding A-Kun's fan group, threatening that they could not be smeared and that they had given up the "Gold Medal A-Kun" account that they had worked so hard to establish.
Ah Kun's fans were completely dumbfounded.
Are they undermining their own efforts?
They waved the white flag too quickly!
Was she bewitched by Yan Jiu?
Without an organization, A-Kun's fans were no match for him, and the few who tried to make a move were drowned out by the layers of comments.
Can't we watch this politely?
Different strokes for different folks.
[If I were Ah Kun, I'd be furious. Because of the fans, all our schemes have been exposed...]
Where is Master Jiu taking us?
Yan Jiu stepped into the chamomile plantation from outside the live broadcast room.
As she recounted the history of the Chamomile Manor, she seemed less like a haunted house tester and more like a tour guide.
Tour guide Yan transformed into a ruthless recitation machine: "The Chamomile Estate is located in the southwest of Mount Yabeno, and belongs to the summer palace of Shah Albert II, covering an area of 6,000 hectares."
"Chamomile, which loves sunlight, is the national flower of country E. Its outer corolla is white and tongue-shaped, while its inner corolla is yellow and tubular."
"It symbolizes vitality in adversity and strength in suffering; it is the moon's subtle love, pure and delicate."
The live stream chat was filled with sighs and lamentations.
[From the introduction, I thought I'd stumbled into a professor's lecture hall, but upon closer inspection, it was Master Jiu. Oh well, it's alright now.]
[Is it no longer a secret that Master Jiu's outrageous deeds are already common knowledge?]
The art style is so different.
Isn't it a bit odd that I'm not afraid at all?
[Haunted house: You don't respect me!]
While everyone in the live stream chatted away, Yan Jiu stepped into the manor shrouded in gloom. Informed netizens also copied and pasted the story of Ganju Manor into the live stream's comment section.
Every household that had its previous owners experienced a mysterious death.
Including Albert II, as mentioned by Yan Jiu.
Netizens finally realized that this was a haunted house, and a notorious one at that.
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Materialists have already prepared their copies of "Marxism and Marxism" and "Selected Works of Mao Zedong," and will sleep soundly tonight with science as their pillow.
[I'm not afraid at all, I even want to sing the national anthem.]
For our Master Jiu, this job testing hotels is practically free money.
[If you don't understand, just ask: what was the person who offered Master Jiu this job thinking?]
Yao Lingling Recruiting Company: "..."
They never expected to hire Yan Jiu.
The trial stay task at Ganju Manor has been hanging at the top for a long time, but no one has accepted the order.
They had to raise wages.
By the time Yan Jiu accepted the order, her daily wage of 1200+ had increased by two zeros.
A full 120,000.
In Z country dialect, it's said that "where there's a will, there's a way," and they don't believe that no one would want a sum of over 100,000.
Unexpectedly, Yan Jiu quickly accepted the order and took the initiative to send them a private message to sign an electronic contract.
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