[A little plug for my upcoming novel, Bear Cub's Everyday Life Back Home, a fantasy slice-of-life story. If you're interested, feel free to add it to your reading list.]
One day, a "metaphysics" livestream appeared on the Star Network's live-streaming channel. Because of its strange name, only a handful of curious viewers wandered in.
The streamer was gorgeous, with a lazy gaze and an imposing presence.
She parted her red lips and said, "Opening-day special: one Purple-Sink Mecha for a reading."
A Purple-Sink Mecha was worth 10,000 credits. The handful of viewers all mocked the rookie streamer for being obsessed with money.
Just then, a message popped up in the chat.
[Do You Think You're Funny sent the streamer one Purple-Sink Mecha]
Do You Think You're Funny: Generous streamer.
*
When the streamer invited Do You Think You're Funny to join her on a call, the few people in the chat figured he must be some rich, antisocial loner with no girlfriend. Otherwise, who would casually send a Purple-Sink Mecha to a rookie streamer whose content was a mystery?
But when the call connected, everyone else in the chat fell silent.
Holy crap, this guy was a gorgeous woman!
The streamer was also silent for a moment as she looked at the beautiful woman, who seemed rather downcast.
Then she said, "You're about to suffer a bloody disaster, and it's going to be pretty serious."
The downcast beauty replied, "Oh."
The chat immediately filled with ten messages.
[Do You Think You're Funny sent the streamer one Scale-Armor Battleship] x10
The other viewers stared, dumbfounded, at the downcast beauty, whose expression hadn't changed in the slightest.
A single Scale-Armor Battleship was worth 100,000 credits!
The woman said lightly, "Since I'm going to die soon, I might as well spend more. Streamer, why does your channel have a gift limit?"
*
Qi Sun inherited the Qi family's fortune at the age of twenty, becoming the richest person in the galaxy.
When you're rich, people are bound to keep an eye on you.
Following the laid-back philosophy that since she could die at any time, she might as well spend her money early, Qi Sun started splashing out.
Later, Qi Sun discovered that she often stumbled upon the livestreams of big names just starting out.
From then on, she became the top supporter in their livestreams, a position she never relinquished.
Reader's Guide: The female lead was carried in her mother's womb into this world.
The powerful, feel-good characters include both men and women, in no set proportions. Some are gentle, others bold and spirited. They may not all be in the same timeline, either.
The main story focuses on the female lead's world. The big names may or may not get much page time, and they each have their own golden finger.
Qi Sun is responsible for her own actions.
Message: Help one another.
Laughing to death, the author of this chapter had something to say that reminded me of the joy of reading this article in the first place. After all, 733 is a person who coexists with both bravery and salted fish. So in Chapter 73, I wish 733 eternal happiness and an early realization of his wish to beat up the Qi family!
The Little Dragon God still wants my Sister Qi's faith? Give me the iron fist of socialist atheism!
Why are even the footbaths missing? The Lacquer family is so weird (shock sound). The two faces of this dragon remind me of Yakuza Girls, the anime where people change their gender and become idols. The main character is Ashiba on stage and off stage?
Is it that "as long as you live, I will live"? 4B is also a person with many secrets. At present, it seems a bit like using food to enter the Tao. 033 Is indeed very strange to use cooking food to upgrade the live broadcast room. Will he find out that he kidnapped the wrong person in the end (looking at the sky). By the way, let me ask you, do all the people in Miao Miao Camp have their own names? There must be only numbers at the beginning, because I don't know if I can survive to the end, but I tend to have the head of the family give names to the people who stand out in the end according to their functions, which is more in line with the feudal stereotype.
Why does this actually have a male protagonist??? I have always regarded it as a heroine with no CP (crying). If you really want to write about a male protagonist, consider Yunhu. I have been secretly stumped from the beginning until now.
If you want to capture a bamboo shoot's heart, you must first capture her stomach (sure
How to Properly Provoke 733 Enemy: You are immoral and use your power to oppress others balabala 733: Wow, there's a monkey show to watch (pleasant video) Enemy: As expected of the Qi family, so calm 733: Why do you attack me personally? (Turn on the mecha and kill the opponent)
Woo hoo hoo hoo, I bought the wrong stock. I have been standing still. I couldn't help but watch the ending in advance. Now I am completely sad... Forget it, see you again (waving handkerchief)
Ahhhhhh, I'm so confused, I don't want 4b to be the male protagonist...
This chapter feels like an outline and the progress is a bit too fast!