Chesia helps Moonshadow Hill solve the problem
Along with the gift came a message:
If you don't vote and I don't vote, when will the streamer ever get ahead?
One vote from you, one vote from me, and the streamer will debut tomorrow!
[Pretty girl, I'm rooting for you!]
"It's the top-ranked fan again!"
"Who is this top-ranked guy? He's so rich! Is he laundering money or a shill?"
"How far have things progressed between the top spender and the streamer? Are they already living together? I'm so envious. If I were rich, I'd want to be with such a beautiful streamer too..."
Just as various erotic speculations were circulating in the live stream.
Moon Shadow Hill flung open Chesia's bedroom door.
Just then, I saw Chesia's computer screen, which was clearly showing his own live stream.
Moon Shadow Mountain paused for a moment and said, "Actually, you don't have to send me gifts."
"Just transfer the money to me directly."
Just then, Chesia's phone rang with an autoplaying voice message: "Boss! Boss! I've already gone to support him! Here's my screenshot!"
Chesia feigned ignorance and said, "Huh? Soft and sweet, is that you, Sweetheart Kitten?"
"I was just looking at the borderline."
"Stop lying. I'm the only streamer you follow."
"Brother, could it be that you have a crush on me?"
"What are you saying, you brat? Is my taste that bad? Why would I choose a gloomy woman like you who throws tantrums all the time when there are plenty of beautiful women out there?"
Moon Shadow Hill was furious: "What did you say?!"
As a result, Chesia continued to speak.
"I don't see many viewers on your stream. You should just quit this scene sooner rather than later." Chesia looked at the insults flashing across the screen. "The stream is full of trash."
“A family like ours doesn’t need to do something as arduous as live streaming. We don’t earn much money and we’re ridiculed every day.”
"That's just you! All the pocket money is yours, I have nothing!"
Since joining the Anubis family, Tsukikage Koyama has never received a single penny of pocket money from the family.
All she received was the luxurious enjoyment of food, clothing, housing, and transportation.
In other words, she was only enjoying everything in this family temporarily.
They don't even have anything that belongs to them.
"It's none of your business! I just love live streaming!"
After slamming the door and leaving, Moon Shadow Mountain returned to her bedroom and received a message from the guild.
"Why have you been gone for so long? Are you trying to break your contract?"
"You know the consequences of breaching the contract, right?"
Moon Shadow Mountain suppressed her anger, quickly put on a sweet smile, and continued her live stream.
When it was finally time to end the broadcast, she turned off the camera like a deserter fleeing in panic, collapsed onto the bed, and burst into tears.
The short-legged cheese cat, Qianqian (named by Tsukikage Koyama), rubbed against Tsukikage Koyama and gently nuzzled him with its soft, fluffy body.
She pointed at the cat and yelled, "Why don't you go to work? You're so idle at home all day!"
Why do I have to suffer like this?!
The bewildered kitten: O. O
I don't know, because I'm just a little kitten.
The academic affairs office sent another message: "Yueying Xiaoshan, this is a warning regarding your academic record. Because you have been skipping two classes every night recently, your credits are hovering around the passing grade. Please try to make up for the credits through extracurricular activities or other means, otherwise we will consider contacting your parents."
Looking at the live stream and makeup schedule on the sticky notes on the wall, Tsukikage Koyama angrily threw her phone on the ground.
The sturdy flip phone was instantly smashed into eight pieces.
Yueying Xiaoshan becoming an entertainment anchor is not due to her personality.
At that time, she wanted to fulfill her violin dream and perform in major concert halls, but she was always turned away.
The girl, who wanted more people to hear her music, decided to use her financial power.
As a result, with the money to be paid to the concert hall on one hand and the formal wear that had to be purchased for each performance on the other, Tsukikage Koyama's expenses reached a point where they could no longer sustain themselves.
At first, she could use her brother's name to threaten people at school into "borrowing" money from her. Later, even online lending apps couldn't cover her expenses.
At this point, she was frantically trying to make money, like an ant on a hot pan.
While she was watching anime, an online part-time job advertisement caught her eye on the website where the anime was playing: "A way for college students to earn 50,000 yuan a month from home, can be done in their spare time, no threshold."
On one hand, she was in school and didn't have time to do any proper part-time jobs that required long hours; on the other hand, there were huge expenses. Without much thought, she clicked on the advertisement.
The advertisement video claims that being an entertainment live streamer is very lucrative and requires no special qualifications. You don't need to know how to sing or dance; all you need to do is dress up nicely and chat with your fans.
"How did you make that money?"
"You're a beautiful woman, so of course people will want to spend money on you when you talk to them!"
Initially, Yueying Xiaoshan didn't want to join a guild because signing a contract would require fulfilling a certain number of livestream hours.
She didn't have enough time either.
However, due to financial pressure, she saw that signing with a guild could bring her a one-time signing bonus of tens of thousands of yuan.
She was tempted.
After joining the guild, the guild's management would send her messages every day, just like Lao Deng, encouraging her to flirt with other streamers and to learn from them. They would also constantly manipulate her by saying she didn't know how to speak properly.
This prompted her to unleash a string of profanities, resulting in her having her salary docked again.
The guild even encouraged her to take out plastic surgery loans: "Other streamers are all getting plastic surgery, you'll fall behind if you don't!"
"How can someone so ugly not have the nerve to get plastic surgery?"
Moonshadow Hill: "Damn it, a bunch of blind fools. They can't even appreciate my good looks, they're just country bumpkins." — When Moonshadow Hill first arrived in Bain, she was often rolled her eyes at by the arrogant Bain people and called them country bumpkins. From then on, the most vicious insult she could think of became "country bumpkin."
The operations team is using the streamers' data every day to publicly punish them.
This was nothing new to Yueying Xiaoshan, a poor student, and it didn't cause any stir.
But what's most disgusting is that competitors, in their scramble for fans and top influencers, smile to each other's faces while stabbing each other in the back.
Many streamers form small groups. When they see someone with good recent data and is about to rise, they go to the live stream to cause trouble and stir up trouble, spread rumors outside to prevent them from gaining popularity, and throw all kinds of mud at them.
Even if a dog becomes a live streamer, it will be accused of being a vixen and seducing people.
No one can be a live streamer with a clean reputation.
As a result, every streamer in the entertainment broadcasting industry has become a "heartless and wicked woman," and fans have become even more contemptuous and disrespectful towards them.
On one hand, there's the guild's scheming; they'll seize on the slightest oversight to deduct wages or demand compensation for breach of contract.
On the other hand, there is constant suppression from competitors.
Even the fans teamed up to deliberately not send votes during the PK, with the aim of punishing the streamer and making him do something shameful—and then sending a wave of votes to appease the streamer after the punishment was over.
When I go on air, I sit for four hours straight, unable to move my butt.
After the live stream ends, you still need to maintain relationships with your fans, otherwise you can only watch helplessly as they spend lavishly in other people's live streams.
Moonlight on the small hill made me feel utterly exhausted, both physically and mentally.
But while they wanted to give up, they were afraid of the penalty for breach of contract, and also of the leverage the guild held over them.
These are things I can't tell my family.
Not only would her mother not help, but she would also scold her, calling her a troublemaker.
My father was rarely home; when he was home, he would whip people with a horsewhip.
Where's my brother? Other people's brothers are doting on their sisters, but my own brother just gloats!
"Hey little trash, are you in a bad mood? Did you get last place on the exam again? Let me teach you a lesson." Chesia strolled into his room like a leader.
"Knock on the door!" Tsukikage Koyama slammed his fist on the table in anger.
"You think I'll knock just because you tell me to? You're not the president of the country."
Tsukikage Koyama didn't want to dwell on the details, so she took out a notebook from her schoolbag.
"There are some questions I don't know how to answer. Can you teach me this one?" Moonshadow Mountain deliberately chose the most difficult and challenging question to embarrass Chesia.
"Ah... this question, this question is very complicated, it's beyond your current level, understand?"
"I bet you just don't know how!" Yueying Xiaoshan rolled her eyes higher than the sky.
"Did your guild find something on you? You're so serious about the livestream." Chesia deliberately changed the subject.
"How did you figure that out?!" Tsukikage Koyama was extremely surprised.
"...If we didn't have any dirt on you, would you be so serious about livestreaming for four hours every day?"
"Brother, you understand me best."
"Actually, there is something to it."
"What? Tell me so I can be happy?"
Moon Shadow Mountain wore a bitter expression: "The guild filmed me faking my violin playing and said they would expose me if I breached the contract."
"Huh? That's it? Why don't they bring up the fact that you're using my name to extort money from people everywhere?"
"Because I'm proud of this," Tsukikage Koyama said, puffing out his chest.
"Alright, forget about your pride. Just wait for your guild to go bankrupt." Chesia left Moonshadow Mountain with an extremely pretentious remark.
"?" Yueying Xiaoshan looked completely bewildered.
The next day, she saw on TV that Chesia, dressed in a full suit, looked like a prosecutor, arrogant and domineering, directing his staff to shut down the Moonshadow Hill guild.
By the way, void the contract as a predatory contract as well.
Moon Shadow Hill's phone messages were like boiling water, constantly coming from people she didn't know in the guild before:
"Sweetie, your brother is so capable, why didn't you send him out sooner?"
"Thanks to you, otherwise we would have continued to be exploited by the guild."
Tsukikage felt as if she were dreaming—how could something so troublesome have been resolved so easily?
Then why were I suffering so much before?!
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