The Top-Tier Star Shareholder: I Only Started Streaming for Fun

Su Wanxing, the only heir to the Su Group, received a document from her dad at her graduation ceremony: a controlling 72% stake in Xingyao, one of the country’s leading livestreaming platforms.

Looking at the share certificate in her hands, the heiress blinked her big, sparkling eyes. “Since I’m the boss, shouldn’t I try out the employees’ work for myself?”

She casually registered an account called “Wanxing.” Without a beauty filter or showing her face, she sat down at the piano and played “Clair de Lune.”

The very next second, the top donor sent her 100 Super Rockets.

Su Wanxing looked completely baffled. “Is that expensive? I’ll send the money back to you.”

The entire internet was stunned!

Later, she sang pop songs with an operatic voice, performed the Dunhuang Flying Apsaras dance, and chatted with fans around the world in eight languages.

A streamer next door tried to pick a fight and ride her coattails? The top seven donors joined forces and drove them off the platform within half an hour.

Then paparazzi caught her leaving the Su Group headquarters and getting into a limited-edition Rolls-Royce Phantom.

The internet went wild!

The little streamer being doted on by seven top tycoons was actually Xingyao’s real owner!

Later still, she casually acted in a movie and won an Oscar for Best Actress, released a song that shot to the top of the global music charts, and held a concert whose tickets sold out in 0.01 seconds.

Su Wanxing spread her hands. “I told you, I was really just doing this for fun!”