A Letter of Spring in the Livestream

Jiang Liyun figured she must have been cursed by the God of Misfortune.

Years after graduating, she had finally become a small-time streamer and saved up a little money from puzzle games. She was on the verge of settling into a stable life when everything fell apart:

The game was officially shut down, and her biggest longtime fan suddenly got a refund on the grounds that he was underage. Her savings vanished overnight.

Hoping to turn her fate around, she switched to competitive streaming. In her very first match, she ran into Kz, a top-tier star among virtual streamers. Getting demolished was bad enough, but then Kz’s rabid fans chased her online and attacked her. Her chat turned into a cesspool, and it was impossible to watch.

What a rotten streak, Jiang Liyun thought. But the truth was even worse than she imagined:

Her younger brother broke his leg in a fight, her father’s restaurant was losing money so badly he could barely stop himself from crying, and her mother bombarded her with calls, pressuring her to quit streaming, return home, and marry someone.

Jiang Liyun: ???

They were the ones who had kicked her out in the first place, and now they were the ones calling her back whenever they needed something. Was she just their hapless human tool?

She was like a paper kite drifting high in the sky. She looked free, but at any moment, someone could yank her back into the mud.

At the end of her rope, she posted on her private account: “When will life stop being so unlucky?”

The next second, her phone showed a livestream notification from top-tier star Kz.

Jiang Liyun tossed her phone onto the bed and squeezed her eyes shut. That anime-style face appeared in her mind again.

What a bad omen!

But she never imagined that the man she wanted to avoid was the very one destined to turn her life around and sweep away all her bad luck.

After one setback after another, the unlucky girl really did find her springtime waiting for her in the livestreaming world.