Comedy Livestream: The Whole Internet Begs Me to Stop Tormenting the Female Boss

Everyday urban life + hilarious livestreams + workplace antics + bickering couple As a technical lead at his company and a livestreamer known for stirring up trouble, Jiang Che spends his days getting up to nonsense online with his viewers. While other streamers sing, dance, or play games, he uses hardcore tech to investigate other streamers, instantly activates an “anti-addiction system” for mischievous schoolkids, and even tests his boss’s limits in front of the entire internet. The funniest comments in his livestream chat every day are always: “Jiang, please stop showing off your powers! The whole internet is begging you to stop tormenting Boss Tang!” Just as viewers are happily watching the two bicker like a comedy duo every day, a major rival agency gets jealous. They poach employees, pay gossip accounts to smear the company, and try to crush the fledgling Taoyuan Entertainment before it can get off the ground by using their industry influence to blacklist it. Everyone thinks the small company won’t last three days. But Jiang Che calmly starts a livestream and pulls off one move after another. He posts the rival’s detailed payments to its fake fans right on the screen, then connects with a lawyer specializing in legal education to “deliver a verdict” live. He turns a fierce business crisis into a hilarious public lesson that leaves the rival seeing red, and sends the rumor-spreading green tea girl trending in utter disgrace. After the storm dies down, late at night, when all is quiet, Tang Qingyu, who usually puts on a bossy front, places a bank card loaded with bonus money on Jiang Che’s desk, blushing and avoiding his gaze. “You did a good job this time... From now on, you can test my limits just a little bit more.” Jiang Che turns to the camera, which is still livestreaming, and spreads his hands. “Did you hear that, guys? The boss not only lets me torment her, she’s even throwing money at me. What am I supposed to do?”