Yun Long blinked in confusion. “You want it? You should have said so earlier. If you don’t say it, how am I supposed to know you want it?”
Yun Long was deliberately teasing Ban Yao Er Sheng in front of the screen. It wasn’t that she didn’t care about him—it was that he had already let her down once, and she wasn’t going to give him a second chance to do it again.
Ban Yao Er Sheng could tell she was toying with him on purpose, but who told him not to protect her before? If she wanted to torment him, he really had no grounds to complain.
[I want it.]
He gritted his teeth and sent those words. Here he was, a young master of a wealthy family—when had he ever been teased like this? And in front of so many people, no less.
Thinking of this, he wanted to go back a few days and slap his past self.
How could he have been so asking for it? When she was being bullied, instead of helping, he’d just watched coldly from the sidelines. Now he was like a mute eating bitter herbs—suffering in silence.
“That’s more like it. If you want something, just say so. This song, ‘Say We Break Up, We Break Up,’ goes out to our top-ranked big brother. Hope you like it.”
This woman—how could this woman do this?
He had already lowered his head. What more did she want?
Watching Yun Long start dancing on screen, Ban Yao Er Sheng grew flustered and furious.
“Say we break up, we break up”? Did she want him gone that badly? Well, he wasn’t leaving. Not only was he not leaving, he was going to keep his seat at the top of the rankings.
When Yun Long finished her dance, she slumped lazily into her chair.
Dancing really took it out of you. For someone like her who didn’t exercise for weeks at a time, today’s activity level was already over the limit.
“Top-ranked big brother, so? Did you like it?”
Even exhausted, Yun Long couldn’t resist teasing Ban Yao Er Sheng a little more. Seeing that he wasn’t responding, she gave a soft click of her tongue—this guy really couldn’t take a joke.
After saying goodbye to everyone else, she noticed Princess Sister was still there, looking at her with an apologetic expression. Yun Long was a bit puzzled.
“What’s wrong, Princess Sister?”
“I’m sorry, Xiaolongbao. I never expected the Sister Clan to do something like that.”
Princess could actually have brought this up with Yun Long in private, but if she did that, she wouldn’t be able to sleep tonight.
“I never thought she’d use the opportunity to give you a hard time.”
As Disney Princess said this, her face darkened.
Watching Princess Sister’s expression grow darker and darker, Yun Long already knew what was going on.
But she really didn’t take it seriously. When it came down to it, the real culprit was Pirate.
Even if it hadn’t been the Sister Clan today, it would have been the Demon Clan, the God Clan, or someone else.
“It’s fine, Princess Sister. Am I not perfectly fine? And I even gained a new big brother today. Right, Pirate Brother?”
Yun Long comforted Disney Princess while not-so-subtly calling out Pirate—if not for him, none of this would have happened today.
Pirate raised a hand and rubbed the tip of his nose. This Xiaolongbao really didn’t let herself take a loss, did she?
That was a blatant callout, but what he did today really wasn’t honorable.
He had gone to Disney Princess’s livestream and sent 10 Carnival Gifts, then came back and sent Yun Long 20 Carnival Gifts.
The implication was obvious—using gifts to buy silence.
And Yun Long accepted it. She hadn’t expected an unexpected windfall like this.
“Thanks to Pirate bro for the Carnival Gift. Princess sis, see? I wasn’t lying. Speaking of which, Princess sis really is my lucky star—Captain bro and Pirate bro both got to know you through PK battles. Sis, you really bring me good fortune. Next time there’s an opportunity this good, don’t forget your little sister, okay?”
With that, she made two cat paws and mimed climbing upward, acting cute for Disney Princess.
Disney Princess looked at Yun Long, torn between laughter and tears. This little Xiaolongbao—she’d clearly noticed her bad mood and was deliberately trying to cheer her up.
She played along, following Yun Long’s lead. “Okay, okay, next time an opportunity like this comes up, I’ll definitely bring our adorable little sister along first. Well then, sis is going to log off and recharge. See you next time!”
“Go ahead, sis, bye-bye! Bye-bye to everyone in the livestream too!”
The moment she disconnected from Disney Princess, Yun Long said her goodbyes to the rest of the livestream audience.
Her health bar had been completely drained today—she urgently needed a good meal to restore her stamina.
Baibai stared at the darkened livestream room, feeling a little dazed. It was over, just like that?
But when she saw that Yun Long had given her moderator privileges, Baibai remembered her responsibilities. She created three groups: a fan group, a moderator group, and a big-spender group.
After announcing the group creation in the chats and finishing up these small tasks, Baibai exercised her privileges and directly upgraded Yun Long’s contract to SS-tier, the highest level in the agency.
This wasn’t her playing favorites—Yun Long had earned it. How long had she even been streaming? She already had three big spenders. Even Baibai was tempted.
A streamer this good probably wouldn’t stay if she only had an A-tier contract and one year of S-tier benefits.
She was a money tree—and a money tree Baibai had her eye on, at that.
Unless Yun Long herself got bored and decided to start her own agency, no one was going to poach Yun Long from under her nose.
She sent the SS-tier contract straight to Yun Long, and worried she might not realize its significance, added an explanation.
[Baobao, the agency has recognized your potential and upgraded your streaming contract to SS-tier, the highest level in the agency. Take a look at the contract—if there are no issues, you can sign it directly.]
Yun Long had just finished ordering a seafood platter when she saw Baibai’s message. She opened the contract and found that her benefits had improved by more than one tier.
But looking at the streaming hours, Yun Long still couldn’t help messaging Baibai.
[Baibai, can the hours be changed? Three hours of streaming a day is really too long.]
Reading Yun Long’s reply, Baibai squeezed her stress ball hard.
She knew it! Good thing she’d left herself an out and hadn’t sent over the SS-tier contract with its two-hour requirement.
[I negotiated with the agency on your behalf. Your streaming time can be shortened to two hours a day.]
With that, she sent over the contract with the standard hours.
Wow! Seeing that the contract Baibai sent had cut her daily streaming time by a full hour, Yun Long excitedly buried her face in her Little Crocodile plush and took several deep sniffs.
This streaming assistant was just too wonderful. She’d cut her streaming time by a third in one go—Yun Long absolutely had to treat her well.
[Baibai, you’re the best, I’m crying. Are you free tomorrow at noon? Lunch is on me.]
Yun Long felt that verbal thanks were too inadequate. Although she felt a little timid about going out with someone she had never met, when she thought of the huge favor Baibai had done for her, she knew she could overcome these small difficulties.