Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 42, Section 41: The Allure of the Ghost King

In terms of the typical livestream duration, playing two or three games of League of Legends, including queuing, only amounts to a little over two hours of livestream time, which is really nothing.

However, the problem is that Shimamura Yuna's condition is not normal.

That long, rambling monologue did seem to create a good show for the audience, but it took a huge toll on her mental energy.

Talking non-stop while playing.
After playing just three games, Shimamura Yuna felt completely exhausted. She felt like she had used up all her remaining energy and was in a state of depletion, making it almost impossible for her to continue the live stream.

Her biggest worry was that if she continued broadcasting, her ability to control her emotions would decline along with her physical strength.

She didn't want to expose her vulnerable or abnormal side to the audience.

Therefore, ending the broadcast at this time was a necessary decision.

She declined the viewers' attempts to persuade her to stay, and simply said with a smile, "If you enjoyed my live stream, see you another day."

"I'm so glad everyone is with me today, thank you so much."

After saying that, she immediately ended the OBS stream.

Only a bunch of reluctant viewers were left staring at the black screen of the live stream, rambling on and on.

[Yuna, can you please stop running?]

[Wow, they only broadcast for two hours a day, how come Yuna is even more arrogant than that dead dog Longshen?]

[They left before we'd had enough!]

[This is even better than Brother Shen's formulaic triathlon. As long as you continue broadcasting, we will support you as the new Brother Shen.]

[Sister Yuna, will we ever see each other again?]

I will stop breathing until Yuna starts broadcasting again.

However, no matter how much the audience tried to persuade her to stay, Shimamura Yuna would not return.

After the live stream ended, she turned off her computer and unplugged the monitor.

Then she curled up in the chair, her whole body huddled together, like a little animal.

She seemed to be subconsciously trying to find a little bit of security through this action.

Akari Kujo, who was standing next to her, watched the entire live stream.

Although she didn't quite understand what Shimamura Yuna was saying or interacting with the audience while watching the live stream.

However, there are some things she can still see.

The number and speed of comments during the live stream increased significantly.

The number of viewers in the upper right corner of the live stream also increased, from a few dozen at the beginning to over a hundred.

Moreover, during the live stream, Shimamura Yuna was visibly in good condition.

She probably said more in this one live stream than she did in the entire month.

Getting better.

Both the livestreaming room and Yuna Shimamura herself are doing well.

Just realizing this made her happy and relieved.

Akari Kujo smiled to herself, thinking, 'Live streaming was the right thing to do.'

"Buying her a computer was the right thing to do."

Although she was not very familiar with Chinese platforms and did not know how the revenue of Chinese websites was calculated.

But in her view, for someone like Yuna Shimamura who suffers from depression, the outcome is sometimes not important. As long as she has something she is willing to work hard for and immerse herself in, as long as she can rediscover the meaning of life through this, that is enough.

She came here today to accompany Shimamura Yuna, who wasn't feeling well, during her live stream.

Now that the live stream is over, and Shimamura Yuna is tired and needs to rest, it's time for me to leave as well.

Thinking of this, Akari Kujo took one last look at Yuna Shimamura, who was squatting motionless on the chair, smiled and walked over, half-squatting down to rub Yuna Shimamura's little head, which was curled up on the chair.

She said gently, "You must be very tired today. I'll go now, you can rest by yourself."

After saying that, she turned to leave.

But before he had taken more than two steps, he felt a tugging sensation from his sleeve.

Turning around, I saw that Shimamura Yuna, who had been squatting on the chair, had raised her head and was now weakly clutching her sleeve with one hand.

Shimamura Yuna stared intently at Kujo Akari with an expectant look in her eyes, and asked softly, "Um... do you have something urgent that you need to leave in a hurry?"

Akari Kujo shook her head: "No, not really."

Yuna Shimamura: "If not, could you stay and keep me company?"

Akari Kujo: "Huh? But the live stream isn't over yet."

Yuna Shimamura: "I just wanted you to keep me company. If it's not possible, that's okay too."

It's okay if it doesn't work.
"But you've put it that way, how can I possibly say no?"

Looking at Shimamura Yuna's pitiful, almost pleading eyes, Kujo Akari felt quite helpless.

In the end, she obediently sat back down.

"Okay, then I'll stay here with you today. I'll stay with you for as long as you want, okay?"

"um. Thank you."

And so, the two girls sat in the room, doing nothing and saying nothing, simply enjoying each other's company.

Even though it was incredibly boring, Akari Kujo inexplicably felt...
'This doesn't seem so bad.'

In this way, time passed little by little.

While Shimamura Yuna and Kujo Akari were enjoying a rare slow-paced life, news about "Oni King Yuna" was gaining traction online.

As mentioned before, Shimamura Yuna's first wave of fans mainly came from people who came to watch the excitement from Longshen, a big streamer on Bilibili.

Those who come to watch the spectacle tend to remain relatively well-behaved in her livestream room, unlike those in Longshen's livestream room who are completely unscrupulous.

However, once they left Yuna's live stream, these idle socialites and college students who had nothing better to do than surf the internet began to demonstrate their hype skills.

'How can we not let more people see such a great live stream?'

'How can such an interesting live stream not be shared more widely?'

'LAST Aine, who is always on time and never leaves early', was the first viewer to enter Shimamura Yuna's live stream yesterday, and also the person who watched the entire live stream this afternoon. She has naturally developed a sense of belonging to Shimamura Yuna's live stream.

She felt like she had struck gold, and that Shimamura Yuna was the first streamer she had noticed and started following.

Driven by a sense of identification similar to investing in early-stage stocks, she wanted others to experience the charm of Shimamura Yuna's live streams, just like she did.

And coincidentally, she is also a Dragon God recording host with some influence on Bilibili, with an account of over 20,000 to nearly 30,000 followers.

So, after Shimamura Yuna ended her broadcast, 'LAST Aine, who never leaves early' immediately went all out and started making video clips of Shimamura Yuna as quickly as possible.

P.S.: Please give me some votes QAQ I really need monthly votes. It's almost the end of the month, so please use any useless monthly votes you have. I think I won't have any more next month.

And then there's the request to read on!
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