Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 49, Section 48. Ghost King? Ghost Saint!
That's right, this video was still taken by "Last Aiyin, who is always on time and never leaves early".

This lazy international student, who spends all her time at school doing nothing but lying in her dorm watching Longshen's live streams, has suddenly realized these past few days that she's not as enthusiastic about Longshen's live streams anymore.

Instead, I was constantly thinking, "Why hasn't Sister Yuna started broadcasting yet?"

When Ghost King Yuna isn't streaming, she can still watch Dragon God's stream.

But as soon as Ghost King starts broadcasting, she immediately changes the channel, and she's even too lazy to be the old man in the monitoring room anymore.

This shift in interest naturally led her to change the focus of her recorded broadcasts.

As a veteran streamer, Longshen has so many pre-recorded videos. Even with 20,000 to 30,000 fans, Longshen's videos are not considered top-tier. For the same video clip, others might get a lot of views, while he might only get a few thousand.

As a streamer who is just starting out, could Gui Wang You Na seize the market by switching to being a recording host for Gui Wang You Na?
With this in mind, she began creating slices with great passion.

It was under these circumstances that this segment, which can be considered "the Bible," was created.

The title of the video clip is as follows: "Ghost Saint Yuna earnestly advises the obsessed Dragon God: Don't try to gain temporary popularity through malice and confrontation!"

The content of the video is actually very simple.

She first edited together the long string of rubbish that Longshen had spewed at Shimamura Yuna in his live stream a couple of days ago, including things like, "Only those at the bottom of the ladder who have no viewers need to prove themselves through their rank, I don't need to," "I just need to curse you dead dogs in my live stream every day and I'll still live a good life," and "Only people who can't stand the light of day wear suits, and female streamers who can make suits are all ugly women."

Basically, it's like subtracting all the intermissions and garbage time from Longshen's live stream that day, and just compiling all his outrageous remarks into one piece.

Coupled with a fast-paced editing style and energetic music, the video clip quickly creates a villainous image of someone who "talks nonsense" and has "distorted values".

Next, after the Dragon God's outburst ended, it was time for Shimamura Yuna's part.

The editing pace slowed down abruptly in this part, and the background music changed from an energetic, fast-paced rhythm to soothing and calming music.

Accompanied by this music, Shimamura Yuna's responses to the Dragon God that day were edited together.

By compressing the original text through editing, the audience quickly understood the meaning behind Shimamura Yuna's words.

'I am weak, I am nobody, I am from the bottom.'

'But I want to make money, I want to achieve a certain goal, and for someone as weak as me, achieving that goal is very difficult.'

"So I'll use every method I can think of to get closer to this goal, whether it's trying to climb the ranks or figuring out how to get a cool costume, it's all part of my effort. Maybe it won't work, but I'll still try."

This is what the audience understood from Yuna Shimamura's words.

For the vast majority of ordinary netizens, such sincere and relatable comments are incredibly impactful.

After all, how many people are really like the Dragon God, born into wealth, a top streamer, with no shortage of money or fame, constantly proclaiming that "the strong should humiliate the weak"?
Don't most people spend their entire lives striving, only to be humiliated by the cruel reality that "your efforts are often insignificant"?
Shimamura Yuna's neither humble nor arrogant response to Ryujin made many viewers feel like she was acting as a mouthpiece for the internet.

Yes, I work hard to rank up in order to attract attention, so what?
I drew a costume just to attract viewers, so what?
Is it something shameful or something to be humiliated to work hard for one's goals?

When Shimamura Yuna said this last night, many people felt that it was very sincere and reasonable, so many other video editors also cut out this part.

However, the original text was too long, and Shimamura Yuna's explanation was rather fragmented. In this internet age dominated by short videos, the touching aspects of her words weren't easily grasped, so it only circulated within a small circle, with the highest number of views only around 100,000. Until the genius hypester "LAST Aine, who never leaves early" came up with this trick: using fast and slow rhythm switching combined with lyrical editing, he edited this segment into a short video of less than 4 minutes.

At the end of the video, she added Shimamura Yuna's final summary, elevating the theme.

"I don't want to gain temporary popularity through malice and confrontation, like what's happening online right now. But this isn't something I intentionally caused. If there are viewers who followed me because of him, I will try my best to bring you joy, but I also hope that everyone can be more kind to me, just as I am kind to you."

Then, the video abruptly ended.

LAST Aine, who is always punctual and never leaves early, managed to edit together Ryujin's arrogant, conceited, and annoying side, as well as Shimamura Yuna's practical, gentle, and likable side, all in a very short video.

Extremely fast editing pace, stark contrasts between before and after, and emotionally charged editing techniques.

The conflict between Shimamura Yuna and Ryujin was transformed into a conflict resembling that between angels and demons, good and evil.

Through this editing technique, Shimamura Yuna's speech even gives people an indescribable sense of sacredness.

This serendipitous video now possesses all the elements for viral spread in this fast-paced internet age.

When the video was first released that evening, it didn't actually rank much higher in views than other clips with similar content.

However, the word-of-mouth within the industry has already taken hold.

[Genius, that's an amazing cut!]

You're a true genius; this is such a great job.

[I have to say, this wooden cabinet gives off such a positive vibe that it's hard not to like it.]

[I was really moved when I saw this during the live stream that night, and your edited version makes it even more touching.]

[Ghost King? Ghost Saint! Dragon God, Yuna's character is something you can learn from for a lifetime.]

Given the same number of views, this video received significantly more likes and coins than other edits with similar content.

As a result, it naturally received more promotion on Bilibili.

More and more viewers have seen the video.

The number of views for this video is climbing at an extremely rapid pace.

It still had 2 views on the night it was released.

As a result, it had 30 views by noon the next day.

The scariest thing is that the video's view count is still rising! And the rate of increase is accelerating!
P.S.: I just finished watching Ma Tou get beaten in his second game. I'll post about the other game later.

By the way, it's almost the end of the month, and all the votes should be cleared out tonight. Use any unused votes!
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