[Male rivals competing for her + love triangle drama + all male leads are sexually inexperienced + oblivious girl adored by everyone + obsessive love + female-led relationship]
Does anyone watch obscure streamers?
Lin Nuo is here to tell you: someone does, but there’s only one person.
He shows up every night, tips the most expensive gifts, and makes the most suggestive requests. If she does what he asks, she gets to keep going. If she doesn’t, she gets nothing.
She thinks she’s building a loyal following. She doesn’t know only that one person can see those scenes. She doesn’t know he’s locked down her livestream, turning her into his very own puppet. She doesn’t know that the wall eventually cracks. One name, then two, three, four, gradually force their way in.
The movie star hugs her from behind, fingers threading through her hair. The powerful executive pulls her into his arms, already leaning in by the time he asks, “May I?” The singer cups her face, his lips trailing from her forehead to the corner of her mouth. Her childhood friend uses dancing as an excuse to put his hands on her waist, keeping them there longer than anyone else.
Their eyes change. The way they speak changes. How often they come close to her changes.
She still has no idea. She just blushes in front of the camera and asks, “Is this okay?” She thinks they’re only being nice to her.
At the other end of the screen, someone digs his fingertips into his palm.
She thinks the wall is protecting her. She doesn’t know it’s a cage.
Later, the wall comes down, and she steps onto a much bigger stage. The audience is packed, and everyone wants to get close to her. She thinks she’s finally safe this time.
She doesn’t know there are cages beyond the cage.
She’s trapped, and she’s the only one who doesn’t know it.
Author, why is your writing style so human-machine? :(I don't mean that the author used AI to write it. I mean the kind of writing that has questions and answers and each paragraph contains many, many words. The vocabulary is more vernacular, but it is like writing a philosophy paper, and it is a bit streamlined. The plot has no ups and downs (even if it does, it doesn't give that feeling). Yes It has a faint feeling of being a corpse, and the emotional line is not as stiff as it is obvious. I can't see the female protagonist for the time being... And I can't see the male protagonist either. The writing style is very stiff and there is too much nonsense. Two stars for the article and one more for encouragement (´･ω･)ﾉ(._.`)