Chapter 25 The First Appearance of Anti-Fans
When a person becomes famous, while he gains fans who encourage and support him, there will also be groups that make trouble and argue with him.
Some of this group of people are looking for a sense of existence, some are out of envy and jealousy, and some even worse, simply want to release malice.
After Tong Wanwan’s first live broadcast on StarNet, many live streamers started to target her.
Some people are like this. They will feel jealous when they can't get something, and always think that the reason why others can achieve success is due to luck or taking shortcuts.
Everyone wished that her popularity would plummet.
Cathy, a celebrity on StarNet live streaming, is one of them.
She has been stationed on the Star Network live broadcast platform for more than three years. With her beautiful features and good figure, she is a real beauty at first sight and has carved out a place for herself in the entertainment channel.
However, with the increase in new live streamers this year, she no longer has the same popularity as she did at the beginning.
Every channel on StarNet Live updates its recommended slots, known as the "Streamer Popularity Ranking," weekly. The ranking consists of ten slots, with the last spot reserved for the most popular streamer from another channel, effectively a mixed recommendation.
This mixed promotion spot is a very good position to accumulate popularity among external frequency bands.
There are many live streamers who are only famous in niche circles. They became really popular because they were lucky enough to get a mixed promotion spot, received publicity and promotion on popular channels, and gained a lot of external fans.
In the first one or two years after joining the station, Cathy maintained her position in the top three of the entertainment channel's anchor popularity list. However, in the third year, she was squeezed out by newcomers and was pushed down to the seventh or eighth place. No matter how hard she tried, she could not get any higher on the list.
Last weekend, Cathy ended her livestream as usual. She thought she'd be staying on the popularity charts for another week, but to her surprise, no matter how hard she looked, her name wasn't even on the popularity charts on the homepage. She wasn't even on the list, let alone seventh or eighth.
Ninth place is a handsome anchor who came from behind.
The tenth one was a newbie from the external frequency band that she had never even heard of.
Cathy was furious, however, the target of her anger was not the ninth place that pushed her down from the list, but the new external channel performer who won the mixed recommendation spot - Tong Wanwan from the pet category of the Life Channel.
She was inexplicably jealous of Tong Wanwan's achievements and popularity.
When she first broadcast live on StarNet, there were less than 500 views and only a handful of fans.
Tong Wanwan is just a pet and a show, so why is she more popular than her and has better resources than her?
The more Cathy thought about it, the angrier she became, and she was about to go crazy with worry.
After having a tantrum, she spent money to buy a group of professional black fans, intending to secretly lead the rhythm during Tong Wanwan's second live broadcast and destroy her popularity!
She just doesn't believe that a live broadcast room that has been messed up can still be popular!
On the other side, in Tong Wanwan’s live broadcast room, the professional black fans were ready to make a move.
They are looking for an opportunity.
Seeing that the barrage of comments kept saying "The little mouse is so cute" and "The host is so gentle", Zhihei suddenly had an idea and thought of a way to argue.
"The anchor lady's new pet looks really cheap."
"Am I the only one who thinks the chinchilla's coloring looks like a mouse? It's so disgusting, I can't bear to look at it."
"Raising a guinea pig is worse than raising a hamster. I have a colorful guinea pig at home. It's super cute and much more obedient than the one the anchor has!"
The system immediately noticed these comments that seemed normal at first glance, but turned out to be malicious and provocative.
However, it was not in a hurry, but calmly used the trumpet soldiers it had raised for a long time.
This is the good thing about building a system. It can control multiple accounts at the same time and serve as the host's most solid public opinion support.
It snorted and snorted, retorting without mercy.
"Since when did we have to consider the breed of pets?"
"Can't tell the difference between a chinchilla and a mouse? If you don't need your eyes, you can donate them to someone in need."
"Speaking of which... that anonymous brother, if you even find rats disgusting, wouldn't you be paralyzed by fear when you go into battle against the Zerg?"
"Owning a pet is a personal freedom. Even this is something to be compared with. Isn't that too sour?"
The two groups of people's quarrel attracted other netizens in the live broadcast room.
A small number of people helped the system's small account to fight back, while most of the others were rational viewers who followed the show. Seeing this, they casually posted a wave of comments and rewards, and brushed away the previous provocative remarks.
Especially the top guy in the live broadcast room, "Little Curved Tail", who would not make a move unless he made one, but when he did, he gave a spaceship worth 88,888 star coins, with amazing special effects. He also burst out with barrages that dominated the screen for five consecutive minutes, and the screen was full of "cute, cute, cute".
It was so overbearing that other people’s comments couldn’t even be posted.
Zhihei looked aggrieved: "..."
This development is wrong!
Isn't Tong Wanwan a new anchor? Why does she have such strong fan loyalty?!
They tried to argue a few more times, but while it didn't spark any sparks, it actually attracted more attention and rewards from netizens. For a while, the professional haters dared not to cause trouble anymore and fell silent.
I was afraid that Tong Wanwan’s fans would give her a few more spaceships as rewards, sending her directly onto the popularity list.
On the other side, the little furry mouse at the center of the topic still looked very happy.
After stroking its fur for more than ten minutes, Tong Wanwan stopped.
Eli: ...It's over?
The little furry mouse was stunned on the stool, then suddenly jumped onto the dining table, grunted as it approached Tong Wanwan, and tugged at the corner of her clothes with its paws.
"Hmm?" Tong Wanwan bent down and looked into its small eyes. "What's wrong?"
The little mouse reluctantly closed its paws and made a "please" gesture.
Eli: I want to touch it.
Not understanding the hint, Tong Wanwan tilted her head, her face full of confusion.
Eli pondered for a moment, and suddenly his eyes lit up.
He is a lively and energetic young man, and he will express directly who he likes and what he wants.
So, the chinchilla jumped around Tong Wanwan, suddenly grabbed the corner of her clothes, and climbed up her shoulders along her sleeves with nimble movements.
Under Elvis's gloomy gaze, Eli pressed Tong Wanwan's cheek with his paw and kissed her with a "smack".
Elvis: “?”
Star Network audience: "Ah ...
The live broadcast room exploded.
It was the first time for them to see a pet behave so intelligently and approachably, especially a naturally timid hamster.
Find a way to kiss the master or something...
That’s too good!
My heart was moved by the cuteness, and the barrage area started to flood the screen again, with everyone shouting "So cute, I want to raise one".
Even Tong Wanwan was impressed by the little mouse and kept touching and hugging it.
Elvis: “…”
The marshal, who had a strong sense of self-esteem and disdained to compete for favor with his subordinates, suddenly regretted some of his decisions.
Why on earth did he ask his superiors to send a liaison officer over?
Are you making things difficult for yourself?
Add another chapter on the weekend OVO
Marshal: Another day with excessive vinegar.
(End of this chapter)
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