Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 45, Section 44: Cutting and Purification!
At the time all of this was happening, Shimamura Yuna herself was actually quite unaware of it.

Logically speaking, when live streaming is going well and on the rise, it's best to continue riding the wave rather than taking a break or doing something else.
She was certainly aware of that.

But for her now, it's not just her career; managing her physical condition is also extremely important.

She feels like she's playing a very hardcore simulation game where everything she does requires "energy" or "stamina," and the key is that these two resources are extremely scarce.

One careless move could trigger the depression debuff, leading to some kind of punishment.

It must be managed with utmost care.
Today marks the point when her mental state reaches its limit.

So the day after the live stream ended, she temporarily put down her computer, phone, and internet—basically anything that might affect her mood.

She emptied her mind and simply felt life, felt that she was alive.
I went out for some exercise in the morning, and in the afternoon I went to the supermarket to buy some groceries. When I came back, I made an authentic Kansai-style sukiyaki for my sister at home.

After experiencing this slower pace of life, she felt that her mental state had almost recovered.

That evening, after dinner, he finally had his internet access restored.

As soon as I opened Bilibili on my phone, I was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of messages that made me uneasy.

"what's going on?"

For a moment, she thought she was being cyberbullied.

I received a whole bunch of private messages and replies out of the blue.

And
37,000 followers???

"And why are there over 1000 replies under my post???"

Although I know that I am probably in a period of rapid growth in popularity recently.

But no matter how high the speed, it can't be this kind of high speed, right?
She actually ran a Bilibili account in her past life, and her ID at the time was "YangW, the number one vampire in the canyon".

But at that time, even after she retired, her Bilibili account only had 10,000 to 20,000 followers, and it was difficult for her live stream recordings and videos to get more than four digits of views.

How is it possible to reach 3 followers so easily?
How did it do it?

With this somewhat confused feeling, she clicked into the comments section, only to find that everyone was saying things she couldn't understand.

What does it mean that he gained 3 fans from Dragon God with his Red Rage Q skill?
What does it mean to break through the Dragon God's defense?

What does this have to do with the Dragon God?

Completely perplexed, Shimamura Yuna finally decided to patiently search for the cause on Bilibili.

She spent almost two hours watching clips of Longshen's live stream that night.

Only after combining this with the comments section did I barely understand what had happened.

"That's how it is."

After watching it, Shimamura Yuna put down her phone, looked at the ceiling, and sighed helplessly.

Although it can't be explained in just a few words,
"Simply put, I unknowingly attracted a large number of Dragon God fans and people who disliked Dragon God to follow me, right?"

She felt both happy and worried about this situation.

The good news is that for her right now, the higher the exposure, the better. The higher the exposure, the more likely she is to be noticed and the more likely she is to be noticed by professional teams.

After all, even if they are both rookies, many professional teams will tend to choose the rookies who have more popularity, right?

But the worry is, do I really dare to consume this traffic?
She wasn't familiar with the Dragon God, but she had heard of him.

This person is notorious within the industry; everyone knows him, but almost no public figure dares to mention his name publicly. The reason? They hate him.

His fans are also known for their stalking and tackling.

As the saying goes, flies don't land on eggs without cracks.

If you're even the slightest bit flawed, you'll be targeted by his fans.
Congratulations, you're probably going to be stuck with him for life, because his fans are like flies that love to land on eggs with cracks.

Although the Dragon God fans who have been brought in seem quite friendly to me right now, that's only because I haven't exposed any flaws yet.

If she were to make even the slightest mistake later on, or if she were to lose a match, she was unsure whether she could withstand the pressure of public opinion given her mental state.

No one is perfect, and she wasn't confident that she could do well for the rest of her life.

So, after thinking it over, she still felt...
This data cannot be used.

I need attention, but the traffic from online trolls and abstract online groups is not what I want, nor is it something I can handle in my current mental state.

She knew that these things would backfire on her.

These people are praising her to the skies now, but in a couple of days they'll get bored and then suddenly bring her down to her death.

But even so, there's a proper way to do this cutting.

Directly cutting ties and issuing a statement saying "Dragon God fans get out" is definitely not acceptable. Looking at the situation, it can be seen that Dragon God's fans have some rebellious sentiments.

If you openly look down on him and want to cut ties with him, he might think, "I was going to cut ties anyway, but since you've said that, I absolutely can't cut ties; I have to stick to you."

These people might just come to the comments section and attack me maliciously every day, making me feel disgusted.

Therefore, we need to be gentler in our approach.

In other words, you should absolutely not take the initiative to engage with those tired jokes and memes that Dragon God's fans are using.

Those abstract references that you don't understand, or that you understand but don't want to deal with, just pretend you don't see them.

In any case, you can't actively ask about the meaning of the meme, nor can you express any desire to fit in.

The abstract statements made by those abstractionist fans must be dealt with calmly.

In this way, gradually, those fans who came for the memes might find it boring and leave on their own.

In the following days, I need to do as many live streams as possible and make them more engaging to develop my core competitiveness.

She needs to retain some of her own fans, rather than having a live stream filled with fans who came from Longshen or other streamers just to join in the fun.

Once you have a core fan base, your fans will gradually form a unique discussion atmosphere.

Once this small circle is formed, they will develop their own memes, their own rhetoric, and their own topics of discussion.
So gradually, a large portion of the initial audience members chose to leave because they couldn't fit into the discussion atmosphere, or rather, they didn't leave, but they had already transformed from fans of the Dragon God into fans of themselves, becoming harmless entities to them.

By this point, the earliest group of onlookers had either left or formed a small circle of supporters.

This is perfect purification and cutting.

P.S.: Requesting votes as usual!
On a side note, I'd like to add that "Bai Bai" (a popular online novel platform) isn't doing very well on Qidian. Although my book is currently ranked 13th on the light novel new release list, you can check it out. Books ranked similarly to mine generally have 3000-10000 favorites (and even books ranked lower than mine do), while mine only has 1800 favorites.

My book achieved a similar level of reader engagement with just 1800 favorites compared to books with thousands of favorites.

But that's precisely why the current high readership rate is so important to me, because my book is barely considered a flop right now because of the high readership rate. Once the readership continues to grow, the data will look terrible.

Thank you very much for your support.

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