Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 54, Section 53: I Leveled Up Alone

She still remembers playing professionally in her past life, even reaching the LPL, where her highest monthly salary was only 20,000 to 30,000 yuan. The key point is that she didn't hold onto that theoretically highest salary for very long.

Moreover, he is already among the highest-earning professional players in China, considering that there are only a handful of players in the entire country who can enter the LPL.

There are even more LDL players, or those from youth training programs, whose salaries are pitifully low.

But now.
He could just casually play the victim in front of the camera, casually mention that he had a mental illness, and a whole bunch of people would rush to give him money.

Although I haven't withdrawn the gift money yet, and I haven't signed a contract with Bilibili for the time being, I roughly estimate that the gift money I received in the past two or three days of live streaming has already reached five figures in RMB.

And Bilibili will definitely try to sign a contract with them in the future.

Once you get a fixed guaranteed minimum payment contract, the money will be much more substantial.

In any case, I will earn more than I did in my previous life as a bottom-tier professional player.

It's practically like bending over to pick up rice.

How can someone maintain a stable mindset when they've made money this quickly?
Shimamura Yuna took a deep breath, barely calming her mind, before continuing the live stream.

"Um... there are so many new audience members today, so let me introduce myself again."

After that, Shimamura Yuna began her daily live streaming routine.

It's the classic first-zone ranked match: if there's a vampire, pick the vampire; if not, pick Gwen.

However, this live stream was different from the last one. In order to broadcast for a longer period of time and avoid being accused of slacking off, Shimamura Yuna intentionally reduced her talking.

Instead of constantly muttering to myself throughout the entire game like before, I choose to play the game in a more relaxed and leisurely manner.

She was initially worried that this kind of live stream might not be very effective and might make it less appealing to viewers.

then
She discovered it.

will not.

The key is the number of people in the live stream.

Even at the peak of the last live stream, the number of viewers was only a little over 1000, less than 2000.

These people are neither a large nor a small number.

However, this live stream attracted 5000 viewers shortly after it started, and the number continued to increase steadily, reaching 8000 viewers after the first game.

It's already a live stream with an incredibly high volume of traffic and popularity, and the barrage of comments is so numerous it's practically nonstop.

The live stream is not just about the content of the streamer's broadcast; the atmosphere of the chat is also a very important part.

A large portion of the viewers in my live stream are people who came from Longshen's channel. Although these people are shady, they really understand the internet and are quite capable.

Furthermore, these people will restrain their true nature here and will not reveal that damp and gloomy smell.

Therefore, the result is to discard the dross and select the essence.

The speed at which this group creates memes is simply outrageous.

For example, Shimamura Yuna's game content was almost the same every day during her several days of live streams.

It's just mindlessly picking a vampire and mindlessly staying on the top lane.

Providing support is impossible; it's impossible for us to provide support in our lifetime.

When my teammates get caught, I farm the lane; when my teammates fight, I take the kills; when my teammates are defeated, I step in; and after the game, I'm the MVP.

If the enemy top laner disappears, sending a signal to your teammates is the best you can do.

Support? Sorry, I have Sprint, so I can't support the bottom lane.

The jungle has been invaded?

Sorry, I'm a vampire and I don't have the authority to act.

Basically, she will never participate in a small group unless it's guaranteed to make a profit and she personally won't lose money.

Her ranked game style is all about playing alone to the extreme.

In short, from the perspective of random teammates, Shimamura Yuna's playstyle is pure CS-style CS, the most annoying of all.

But she just happens to win.

After watching for a few days, these viewers from the Dragon God gave her playstyle a name.

"Upgraded independently".

Whenever Shimamura Yuna makes that classic move of signaling her teammates to leave instead of engaging in small-group combat, the chat starts flooded with comments like "classic solo leveling up."

Other viewers who were drawn in found it fun to keep doing this, so they started doing it too.

Then, when her teammates signal for her to provide support but she doesn't, saying things like, "I feel this wave of minions is more important, and going there won't help much," the chat will be filled with comments like "CS" and "Are you even human?"

Similarly, Shimamura Yuna's reaction time is really slow. It's obvious to everyone that she sometimes can't dodge skills that are easy to twist or dodge.

Then at this point, the chat will be filled with "??????" "Are you even human if you can't flash out in this wave???" "How come your reaction is slower than JKL's?"

In short, Yuna Shimamura's game style seems really toxic, and sometimes it's even a bit infuriating.

If you lose, it's just pure disgust.

But she just can win, she just can be effective, she just can achieve an incredibly high win rate.

Many of the things she said about not being able to provide support were actually true.

Therefore, all seemingly toxic personal styles become quite charming personal characteristics, and also facilitate discussion and meme creation in the comments section.

With more people watching her livestream, Shimamura Yuna no longer needed to be as excited and enthusiastic as she was a couple of days ago. Even when she was just playing games in a calm and uneventful way, the viewers would still find their own amusement, create memes for the livestream, and entertain themselves.

Against this backdrop, the live stream itself seems almost superfluous; all people need is for someone to play games and for everyone to chat.

Although this kind of live stream will inevitably be more boring than the kind of live stream from the previous two days.

However, because her audience had a strong bias towards her, and the environment of the bullet comments made up for some of the program's effect.

The end result is that the program's impact and audience will be somewhat reduced, but it will remain within an acceptable range.

Conversely, the cost of reducing the physical and mental exertion on Shimamura Yuna was reduced.

This live-streaming format quickly brought Shimamura Yuna back to her comfort zone.

All she needs to do is bury herself in her game, occasionally interacting with the audience or talking to herself.

This allowed her to achieve an unprecedentedly long standby time, broadcasting for five hours straight in one afternoon, surpassing the records of the previous two days.

When she was completely exhausted and felt she couldn't play anymore, she finally said to everyone after the game, "Sorry, that's it for today. I'm really tired."

By this time, she had already surpassed 500 captains.
We are just one step away from having 1000 captains.

She proved with data that her live-streaming style is absolutely viable.

P.S.: These past two days have been a transition from the live broadcast section to the competition section, so the pace may be a bit slow.

As compensation, I'll update at 3 PM tomorrow.
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