I became the police station's darling after I could understand what the furry creature was sayi

Nan Shu has been live streaming for more than half a year and has found that there are actually not many pet breeds that the general public can accept.

So I was thinking of taking this opportunity to popularize some knowledge about niche circles.

While it's acceptable to reject niche or exotic pets, Nan Shu also hopes that people won't turn pale at the mention of 'exotic pets'.

Raising exotic pets safely and properly without disturbing neighbors should not be labeled with any random or irrelevant tags.

Nan Shu rested her chin on her hand, glancing at the comments every now and then. She saw that the audience had gone from being unable to accept it at first to being able to ask some curious questions, and even taking the initiative to ask the cornstarch fans if they could get closer to see the little black snake. The corners of her lips curled up.

She doesn't expect a single live stream to completely change some perceptions, but things will change eventually, if we take it slow.

Thinking about it, Nan Shu reached out and touched the belly of the little tiger lying on its back to sleep, imitating Tie Dan. It opened its eyes, saw that it was Nan Shu, and then slowly closed its eyes. Its little appearance was exactly the same as Tie Dan's.

According to the competition rules, the guest's live stream must last at least half an hour. By the time the corn starch had finished introducing all the varieties, half an hour had already passed.

The audience was still somewhat unsatisfied.

That's all for today's science lesson...

Cornstarch licked his slightly dry lips.

She was a little nervous at first, but when she actually started introducing her little ones, she had long forgotten what nervousness was.

[Ah! It's over already? Did time fly by?]

I want to see more. I used to really hate snakes because they're cold and slippery, but now... I think those little corn guys are kind of ugly-cute.

[Xiaobai: Who are you calling ugly?]

Seeing the feedback in the comments and realizing how many viewers enjoyed her explanations, I finally felt relieved.

She hadn't introduced her friends so freely and enthusiastically in a long time.

Thinking about it, Cornstarch looked at Nan Shu with bright eyes. She was very grateful to Nan Shu for giving her such an opportunity.

in fact.

During this time, she had been struggling with her future career plans, and some of the photos she posted on her WeChat Moments revealed a somewhat negative mood. Unexpectedly, Nan Shu noticed it.

Then they gave her this precious opportunity.

Seeing so many people like her friends, Cornstarch suddenly felt full of energy and motivation.

Moreover, this live stream brought Cornstarch much more than just recognition; it also generated a lot of traffic. If Cornstarch wants to open its own personal account on Douyu in the future, it will be much easier.

But only the cornstarch knew these things. How could she not be grateful to Xiao Nan, how could she not love her?!
Nan Shu pulled out her clapping device again, exclaiming, "What a fantastic science lecture! Thank you, Cornstarch Baby!"

Cornstarch regained its initial shyness, its eyes fixed intently on Nan Shu.

"It's not hard work..."

At this point, the final scores after the PK (player versus player) match are also displayed.

Nan Shu won without any surprise. During the time she was explaining corn starch, the live stream was constantly receiving tips.

Seeing those nearly ten million points, Nan Shu remained silent for a few seconds.

Forget it.

Nan Shu sighed inwardly. In any case, the entire Douyu platform belonged to her older brother, and even a tenth of it would eventually go to him anyway.

However, to Nan Shu's surprise, the reward points for winning the PK seemed to be calculated in a way that was not fixed, but rather based on the total points of the PK match, according to a certain ratio.

In other words, if the live stream is effective and the audience is engaged, then you will earn more points for winning the PK.

Nan Shu glanced at the current points leaderboard and found that she had jumped from the bottom to second place.

And their scores are almost the same as the first place winner.

Is she so powerful?
Nan Shu was surprised by her own abilities, but when she glanced at the gift rankings in the live stream, she suppressed her surprise.

Money power is certainly a skill, isn't it? But regardless, the live stream achieved Nan Shu's expectations.

After chatting with the cornstarch for a while, I hung up the phone.

After one PK ends, the live stream will cool down for one hour before the next live PK can begin.

It was only the preliminary round, so Nan Shu wasn't too concerned about the rankings.

"It's getting late, let's draw a lucky winner and do a live stream connection."

For the first half hour or so, Nan Shu didn't interact much with the audience. If Lucky King wanted red envelopes, that would be even better, as she could then conveniently end the broadcast and rest.

after all.

Nan Shu's initial motivation for live streaming was to make money, but now she's a wealthy woman with nine-figure savings, so it's perfectly normal for her not to want to be a slave anymore.

The idea is wonderful, but reality often falls short. "Congratulations to the user 'President of 1644天下会,' a red envelope of 1 yuan is deducted, connecting..."

Before Nan Shu could finish speaking, a connection request popped up from the other party.

Nan Shu, who wanted to leave work: ...

Once the connection was established, a young man of about twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old, with a clean-cut appearance, fair skin, and black-rimmed glasses perched on his nose, appeared in front of the camera.

Wow! This guy is really good-looking!

I need all of this guy's information within one minute!

Sisters, I really love this face!

The moment the boy appeared, the direction of the comments seemed to veer off course.

The boy also saw the comments and his ears turned red. "Hello, Xiao Nan, the streamer."

"Hello, President Baozi."

Nan Shu paused, glanced at the comments, and added, "...Handsome."

The boy seemed surprised that Nan Shu would joke with him. His eyes widened suddenly, and his ears turned so red they looked like they were about to bleed.

【Ahhh! Xiao Nan, you understand us!】

[Xiao Nan, you did what I wanted to do after seeing him—a boy who blushes is so cute!]

"cough."

Nan Shu coughed lightly, and seeing the boy's bewildered expression, she said, "Sorry, sorry, I was just joking. Hello, President, but I was serious about what I said before."

In terms of looks, the guys could even be considered male bodhisattvas, and that's without any beauty filters.

The boy blushed upon hearing this, his attention completely focused on the last three words, "seriously."

His eyes were filled with shyness as he looked at Nan Shu.

"Um, shouldn't you be giving them water, President?"

Nan Shu reflected on her actions and realized that she shouldn't let herself go too much in the future, especially with jokes like this. She quickly changed the subject and asked a question.

She heard it; a little one was crying for water.

The boy snapped out of his daze.

"Yes, Xiao Nan, I'm calling to ask you to take a look at it for me."

The boy reached to the side and scooped up a small hamster. He held the hamster in one hand, its paws resting obediently on his fingers, completely still—a very relaxed posture.

"I don't know why, but Little Bear absolutely refuses to drink water lately..." (End of Chapter)