As for the generous tips, they weren't given; Qian Duoduo automatically ignored them because that's how he always does it. What truth can you find on a live streaming platform? Every tip likely has an ulterior motive.
As for myself, I was just a spectator, enjoying the spectacle.
So he went along with it, saying, "Since you all think so highly of this streamer, that he's righteous and kind, then give him more tips and encourage him to do more stupid things!"
When it comes to the issue of tipping, many people fall silent.
Indeed, most people are just there to watch the excitement; tipping is something only a few wealthy people do, mainly for gaining experience, leveling up, or advertising. It's lucky if one in ten people can tip.
If you have money, you might as well spend it to watch the safe zone live stream.
Seeing that his provocation had worked, Qian Duoduo continued, "And did you guys think that guy in the exclusive zone gave that million to save the streamer?"
It seems, perhaps, maybe, probably, that wasn't the initial purpose. Li Lechen thought for a moment.
[That guy in the exclusive zone is after the red envelopes!]
This sparked a huge discussion, with everyone starting to talk about it.
[If they have the money to tip a million, why would they care about a few red envelopes?]
This is really something else, not just one or two red envelopes, but a hundred red envelopes!
I once received a red envelope and won a plant worth 200,000 yuan, so the value of a red envelope may very well exceed the value of a tip.
There's a 50% chance you'll win a prize of second prize or higher. That's not just a possibility, it means the value of the prize will definitely exceed the amount you tipped.
[I've never encountered a red envelope before, and I never imagined it would go so far.]
Is this "surprise tax," which isn't supposed to be a good thing, a welfare benefit provided by the "government"? The person sending the red envelopes should be prohibited from grabbing them themselves.
[The person upstairs is overthinking it. If the wealthy aren't allowed to grab the red envelopes themselves, they won't give any tips.]
[From this perspective, tipping 10,000 coins will likely yield a higher value reward than the tip itself, so what are you waiting for? Go tip!]
Getting one or two red envelopes is difficult, it depends on luck, but getting a hundred red envelopes is definitely worth it.
Is this a major bug in the red envelope feature?
[Suddenly discovered a new way to make money]
[The returns would definitely be higher than betting on a diamond mining expedition at DreamWorks!]
[You need at least 10,000 coins]
[You need to be in the safe zone. Don't forget that only large donations from higher-level areas to lower-level areas will receive a red envelope.]
[You can tip the contaminated area...]
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