Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 43, Section 42: Brother God, you're not as good as female gamers.

What she had to do was edit together recordings of Shimamura Yuna's live streams and post them on her own account, which was originally used to post clips of Ryujin, so that some of Ryujin's fans would realize just how interesting Shimamura Yuna's live streams really were.

If she had to say, in her opinion, Shimamura Yuna's two-hour live stream was full of highlights, with no dull moments or boring parts.

However, in this fast-paced era, even such a tight and engaging live stream needs to extract and summarize the essential content to attract more viewers and achieve the desired effect of driving traffic.

And this is exactly what the 'last punctual and never late' Aine is good at.

After all, how could a scoundrel like Longshen, who profits from negative publicity and online traffic, not engage in hype?
She immediately made two videos from Shimamura Yuna's live broadcast that day, categorizing them according to the type of program effect.

The first video, titled "The World's Most Adept VTB at Virtual Experiences! Japanese 'Demon King' Yuna Introduces Her True Identity for the First Time on Livestream, Suspected to Be from a Vampire Family!"

This clip mainly comes from the part where Shimamura Yuna and Kujo Akari are arguing about the virtual setting.

Akari Kujo's chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) and Yuna Shimamura's obvious dislike of this kind of virtual setting create an interesting contrast between the two.

The addition of various abstract fan-made vampire family images in the live stream further increased the interestingness of this segment.

The second video is the content of Shimamura Yuna's first ranked game during her live stream that day.

"Master Ghost's Ladder Tutorial: Although we died this time, we didn't actually lose out. Next time, I'm going to survive without dying and become a god!"

For the average League of Legends viewer, this is the part that best showcases the interesting aspects of Yuna Shimamura's livestream.

The rambling teaching style, so similar to Teacher Ma's, combined with Shimamura Yuna's fluent but accented Mandarin, creates a rather peculiar feeling.

Although there were two more ranked match clips that day, to prevent viewer fatigue, "LAST Aiyin, who is always on time and never leaves early" only edited these two videos for the time being and uploaded them to his account.

Thanks to the account's existing fan base, these two videos immediately gained some traffic.

And then...
In terms of the response, it was no surprise that the reviews were overwhelmingly positive.

Wow, this wooden cabinet is so intricate!

[Wow, this is even more interesting than the recent "God Brother" incident! These two wooden cabinets are even playing along, like they're having a game.]

[This player is really good at playing with wooden cabinets. She's probably the strongest female player I've ever seen. Is she using a smurf account like Ah Yi?]

I initially thought it was just a cheap costume to ride the wave of popularity, but now it actually seems quite interesting.

Oh my god, I really need to follow this stream, it's so engaging!

The part where they played League of Legends was really interesting. It was more fun than Shen Ge's formulaic League of Legends that always seemed so lifeless. I also played it better than Shen Ge.

[I remember that day when Shen Ge was matched against the Ghost King twice in a row, and his defense was broken, so he had to end the stream. Now it seems so natural, Shen Ge and this female player are not even in the same league.]

[It's good that he's still stubborn even after he's dead; he really has that Uncle Ma vibe, it's hilarious!]

Many of Dragon God's fans had previously learned about "Oni King Yuna" through clips, live streams, and comment sections, and some were even interested in her because of her identity as a queen and Japanese.

But to be honest, I'm not really that interested in watching the live stream.
That's really not the case.

In reality, it doesn't attract much effective traffic.

This can be seen from the fact that Longshen's live stream usually has over 10,000 viewers, but today Shimamura Yuna's live stream only had a couple hundred viewers.

To them, Shimamura Yuna was essentially just a tool to humiliate the Dragon God.

However, after these two clips were released, viewers who hadn't paid much attention to Yuna Shimamura suddenly changed their minds. They began to realize that she wasn't just a gimmicky figure; her live streams were actually quite interesting.

This is clearly reflected in the data of the Bilibili account "Ghost King Yuna".

Within five hours of the video being posted, Ghost King Yuna's account quickly surpassed 1000 followers.

It even subtly suggests a desire to further expand its influence.

'Last Love Sound, who is always on time and never leaves early' originally just wanted to edit this video and show it to the Dragon God fans who originally followed him.

But to her surprise, the number of views for the two videos kept increasing, to a level that she couldn't quite comprehend.

She usually cuts out a slice of Dragon God, and the higher the view count, the more likely it is to get 20,000 to 30,000 views, while the lower the view count, the more likely it is to get a few thousand views.

However, the two videos related to "Ghost King Yuna" suddenly garnered over 50,000 views and are still steadily increasing, with a chance of eventually surpassing 100,000 views.

As the video's views increased, it became increasingly apparent that the video gradually attracted many innocent viewers who were not fans of the Dragon God.

More and more normal people have seen clips of Yuna Shimamura's videos, which has even masked the gloomy, scum-like atmosphere that originally belonged to Ryujin's fans in the comments section.

What's the name of this VTuber? Is he really Japanese? His Chinese is amazing!

Her Chinese accent is so cute!

[Seriously, putting aside the jokes, this female vampire player can dominate a Grandmaster-level match in the first server, her skill level is really impressive, right? She could probably compete for the title of best female streamer on Bilibili, right?]

I feel like there's no need for competition anymore; it should be her. I haven't seen any girls with higher scores than her yet.

That evening, even Longshen's own live stream started attracting viewers.

Not long after Dragon God started broadcasting, there were already a few people in the live chat mentioning things related to Shimamura Yuna.

He had actually seen videos about Ghost King YUNA before the broadcast started, so he knew what was going on without the audience sending them to him.

However, he felt that Shimamura Yuna was trying to ride on his popularity, so he initially didn't intend to pay any attention to her and decided to give her the cold shoulder.

However, one particular SC message ignited his emotions.

[God, you always look down on female players, but you can't even beat them. You're trash.]

After seeing this SC, he paused for a moment, then angrily cursed: "Hahaha, I can't beat female players? What a joke! When I reached Challenger in Season 6, this Japanese suit dog didn't even know where his mother was. Crash, suit dog, can you stop showing up here? Can you just die and get out? I don't welcome suits here."

The audience of Dragon God is all rebellious.

When he realized that he would actually break down because of being told he was "not as good as female players," the few scattered comments about Shimamura Yuna suddenly filled the screen.

Since you don't want me to say it, then I have to say it!

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