Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 50, Section 49: The Exploding Dragon God's Gold Coins
Normally, clips that are only circulated within the Dragon God's fan circle get a maximum of a few hundred thousand views.

Even videos with high view counts within an industry require time to accumulate and take a long time to achieve high view counts.

The fact that this video garnered 30 views in such a short time naturally attracted a large number of people outside the industry and ordinary passersby.

Some of these viewers who were drawn in didn't even know Ryujin or Shimamura Yuna.

I just watched this clip.

Then, they will naturally form an impression: "This dragon god is good or bad" or "This unfamiliar VTuber is very nice."

Then, without fully knowing the truth, they began to feel indignant with Shimamura Yuna and felt disgusted by the "villain" Ryujin created by this slice.

The comments section was almost entirely filled with comments from ordinary passersby.

Who is this Dragon God? Why is he so foul-mouthed?

What's wrong with them? Why are they arguing like this?

Is this girl Japanese? Her accent is so cute.

Seeing these passersby, the sons of Long Xiaozi didn't mind fanning the flames further, exaggerating the situation in the comments section.

This includes, but is not limited to, exaggerating the evil deeds of the Dragon God and portraying Shimamura Yuna as an even more innocent and naive person.

The point is to make all passersby think that Ryujin is purely evil and that Shimamura Yuna is a complete victim.

These internet trolls enjoy the feeling of unsuspecting, innocent people being led by the nose.

Although the Dragon God was indeed in the wrong, it wasn't really that bad.

But with these people stirring things up, whether it actually happened or not is no longer up to him to decide.

In addition, Shimamura Yuna's statement itself has a bit of a biblical feel to it, just like how Xiaoming Sword Demon's "lying down and winning" statement made him an overnight sensation. In this day and age, people have no resistance to this type of video.

Online, people love to elevate things to a higher level, and netizens enjoy celebrating the popularity of such videos.

With the combined effects of favorable timing, location, and people, this video quickly went viral on Bilibili.

It can be said that in just one day, Shimamura Yuna went from being a relatively unknown streamer in a small circle to becoming a household name.

By the evening of the following day, Yuna Shimamura's Bilibili followers had surpassed 8, and her videos had garnered 70 views.

On that day, Shimamura Yuna happened to be at the hospital with her sister for a follow-up mental health checkup, so the show did not air.

Although her fans are complaining, "Lazy dog, you still get one day on and one day off" and "Why aren't you broadcasting again? You only broadcast for two or three hours a day and then only broadcast every other day."

But this coincidental suspension of broadcasting gave the incident some time to escalate.

That evening, Longshen's live stream was flooded with comments and messages about the incident, which really annoyed him.

He originally thought that if he just ignored it for a while, the dog in the suit would gradually fall silent, and those who had come to watch would leave after their interest wore off.

Unexpectedly, after a day, this person's popularity not only didn't fade, but also attracted a large number of traffic drivers through a series of edits.

That evening, his livestream chat was flooded with people spamming "SC," something like, "Brother Shen, watch this video BVxxxxxxxx."

Then I clicked on it, and sure enough, it was that Sima video.

So many people were posting it that he eventually memorized even the BV numbers.

There were also people posting things like, "Brother Shen, Sister Youna's character is something you can learn from for a lifetime," and "Brother Shen, you seem to have become the villain," which really annoyed him.

As a self-proclaimed internet expert and broadcaster, he never cared about turning himself into a clown.

Whether it's generating negative traffic through online attacks or attracting attention by constantly spewing insults online, he doesn't care about his bad reputation; on the contrary, it's those who dislike him who are providing him with buzz.

Those people think they're clowns, but they can make money just by sitting in their live streams and spewing nonsense every day. Sigh, aren't you angry?

But this time, the situation is truly different.

This dog in a suit is really using itself as a cushion to absorb heat like crazy.

He usually creates his own memes and feeds on the negative attention of other professional players, while others avoid him like the plague.

How can someone be exploiting my traffic and spending my virtual currency?

How can someone make themselves feel like they're being hooked and don't want to get stuck?
Who can bear this?
Seeing that the other person's fans were about to break 100,000 and were still growing rapidly, he felt colder than anyone else.

When he dared not break his defenses again, fearing that his broken defenses would be edited into a video by the BUs, and then a bunch of traffic-driving dogs would come shouting, "Sister Yuna, we won, we did a great job, we're going to end the stream for Longshen," and then he would post another video, and then another bunch of traffic-driving dogs would come to his live stream and comment section to poop.

So all he could do was impatiently say over and over again, "Don't show this rubbish to your dad, okay?"

"If you guys at BU like watching this kind of thing, can you just watch it yourselves?"

But no matter how much they tried to downplay it, the number of people discussing the topic in the live stream was still overwhelming.

He tried to block it using keywords, but he couldn't.

Finally, unable to bear it any longer, he could only say "Going to make friends, not streaming today" after the game ended, and then end the stream.

Then a bunch of people in the live stream chatted and said, "Sister Yuna, we've done a great job!"

Gradually, the popularity of this matter extended beyond Bilibili.

Even the notorious stress-relieving forum in the LOL esports community has discussed this issue.

If we're talking about the entire League of Legends esports scene, and which streamer's "filial son" is the most obnoxious and annoying, then Longshen and his fans are definitely on the list.

People on the Anti-Pressure Bar forum have long been annoyed by the fact that Dragon God's fans are constantly repeating his master's tired jokes on the forum.

But these fans were like sticky arrows; if you told them not to use old jokes, they would say, "I didn't want to use them, but since you said so, I have to."

You tell him to stop mimicking his father's speech, and he says, "Then I have to mimic it."

They are utterly shameless and shameless.

Therefore, when they saw Longshen being overshadowed by other streamers in terms of popularity and gold coins, those who disliked Longshen and his fans in the Anti-Pressure Bar were delighted.

Someone posted a thread asking, "How would you rate Longshen's hasty end to his stream tonight?"

The comments below were almost unanimously "sounds like" and "Sister Yuna is awesome".

Some people even specifically followed Shimamura Yuna because of this, saying, "Actually, I'm not interested in this kind of wooden cabinet, but since she can disgust Tatsuno Tane, I have to pay attention to her."

There are only two hours left until the end of the month, so hurry up and cast your votes! They'll all be gone if you don't!
Then two hours later it will be a new month. Can I have my monthly pass for tomorrow? QAQ
Finally, some people asked when it will be available for purchase. Here I will briefly explain the purchase process on Qidian.

The starting point is to try out the recommendation after meeting the conditions, and then advance according to the performance. There are a total of one, two, three and four rounds of advancement. If the performance is good after the four rounds of advancement, you can go to Sanjiang. Each round of recommendation lasts for one week.

I'm currently nearing the end of the first round of this book's run, and the second round will begin tomorrow.

Based on the current sales figures, I should be able to finish all four rounds of sales without any problem, so it should be on the shelves in two or three weeks.

I feel there's a slight chance this book will be a success, so could everyone please focus their attention on it?

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