Seeing that ID, Lu Ruo frowned.
She had forgotten to block the Lu family’s Shakyin accounts.
Three months ago, Lu Yao said she wanted to attend performing arts school in the future to become an actress, so she created an account on Shakyin and became a streamer to build up her popularity.
The Lu family originally wanted to boost Lu Yao’s numbers so she could quickly accumulate followers.
But Lu Yao wouldn’t allow it, saying she wanted to start as a newcomer—that way, it would feel more rewarding.
The Lu family supported every decision Lu Yao made unconditionally. While she was away, they held a family meeting with the goal of registering alt accounts together to vote for Lu Yao on the charts.
The account “Yao Yao Is the Best” was specially created by Lu Ze for Lu Yao.
He pretended to be a random fan of Lu Yao’s, spending up to 400,000 yuan a day in tips, and became the head moderator of her livestream room.
[Followed the Best Brother’s account and ended up here—what the heck? Did this new streamer make our Best Brother angry?]
[Best Brother, why isn’t Cute Yao streaming today?]
The livestream room originally had only 10 people, but now it had suddenly increased to 133.
From the topics they were chatting about, Lu Ruo understood that these people were all traffic brought over by the “Yao Yao Is the Best” account.
The thought of directly blocking “Yao Yao Is the Best” faded away.
Doesn’t a streaming account need traffic?
So Lu Ruo ignored Lu Ze’s blustering and flashed a bright smile at the camera: “Hello everyone, I’m a cat Communicator. If you find it difficult to communicate with your cat and want to know the reasons behind their abnormal behavior, you can video-call me with your cat, and I’ll definitely be able to help you solve it.”
[The little beauty is so sincere. I like how you speak slowly and methodically. Giving you a follow.]
[Just came in. I also have a cat. I’d like to see what tricks this streamer is playing. Do we connect via video directly?]
Yao Yao Is the Best: [Bro in front, I know her. She’s a complete scammer. Don’t connect with her, and don’t tip her either—it’s a pure waste of time.]
The moment Lu Ze’s comment was posted, a flashing gift effect appeared in the livestream room.
[Sexy Husky sends a Shakyin No. 1!]
The account with the ID “Sexy Husky,” a level-60 spending account, posted a comment: [Little pestle, I’ll tip if I damn well want to.]
Lu Ruo was about to say that she hadn’t even started her communication work yet and didn’t need tips, when a video call request from the account “Da Pizza” popped up.
Remembering that the mission was important, Lu Ruo directly accepted.
What appeared in front of the camera was a chubby blue cat, its round face shoved right up to the lens by a pair of hands.
The close-up face attack of a feline made the livestream room fill with praise.
But the next second, the blue cat let out short, irritable meows and kept twisting its body.
Its owner behind it let out a scream: “Ah! Damn it, Da Pang, you dare pee on me again! What exactly do you want?”
The blue cat Da Pang ignored its owner’s displeasure. Taking advantage of the owner being distracted and loosening their grip, it quickly ran away from the camera.
It crouched on the cat tree in the room, staring at its owner with cat-like eyes, emitting continuous, agitated “mrow mrow” sounds.
[What’s going on? Why is this blue cat peeing everywhere? Is it in heat?]
[I think it needs to be neutered. Just get it a neutering package and it’ll be fine.]
[Don’t say it out loud—isn’t that the streamer’s job? She should be the one communicating.]
Lu Ruo also saw the audience’s comments. She faced the camera and asked politely, “Excuse me, Da Pizza, what would you like me to communicate with your Da Pang about?”