Nirvana Top Laner, Reborn Tokyo Girl

Chapter 68, Section 66: Let's Go Pro!

"You seem to still be live streaming?"

"Yep."

"Then go back to your live stream first, don't worry about me. I'll just watch you play from the side."

"it is good"

After a brief conversation, Shimamura Yuna returned to her computer desk.

Akari Kujo's sudden arrival surprised and delighted her.

This made her, who is usually very quiet during live streams, a little more active, which is quite rare.

She didn't know how to describe her feelings.
That's just how I feel.
"During this period, I've actually become quite remarkable all of a sudden."

'I became a huge streamer, I became a very popular player.'

'My Korean server rank has become very high, and I'm now working towards becoming a professional player.'

Although the time was short, Shimamura Yuna did achieve a great deal during that period.

She is indeed working hard and steadfastly towards her goal.

She actually wanted to share this struggle and effort with the people close to her.

I want the people I care about to see the changes in me, and I want the people I'm close to to notice how much stronger I've become.

But despite saying that, she had no idea who to share her joy with.

My sister is very busy every day and doesn't understand games. All she can see is that she's making more money and becoming popular online, but she knows nothing else.

Although she was willing to express her support and concern, Shimamura Yuna's limited understanding of games and the Chinese internet meant there was a generation gap between them, making it difficult for her to confide in or share with anyone.

The nine principles are different.

She doesn't play League of Legends, but she plays Valorant.

Although she doesn't understand the Chinese internet, she's willing to learn about it for her own sake.

She truly understands what her current growth and progress means, and she understands what what she is doing now symbolizes.

She is someone who can truly empathize with all the good things in life.

Of course, the most important thing is
Compared to others, Shimamura Yuna herself cared more about Kujo Akari's opinion.

Therefore, it was obvious to the naked eye that after Akari Kujo arrived, her livestream became much more positive.

It's no longer a lifeless game of gaming.

Instead, they started talking proactively and their actions became more frequent.

It's just not something I'm saying to the audience.

Instead, he kept talking to Akari Kujo, who was standing next to him.

"Um... I recently reached Grandmaster rank in the Korean server. Did you know that?"

"I know, even though I haven't messaged you lately, I've actually been watching your live streams and recordings whenever I have time. Pretty impressive, huh?"

"Hmm hehe."

"Besides, your live streams are getting a lot of viewers, you seem to be very popular~ If this continues, will you become a big star and stop talking to me?"

"how come."

The two people were chatting in Japanese the whole time, which meant that most of the audience couldn't understand them.

Fortunately, there were some viewers in the live stream who understood Japanese and were able to translate the general content of their conversation.

Now everyone was truly curious.

No matter how many points she scores or how many games she carries, Shimamura Yuna always seems calm and collected, as if everything is perfectly natural.

She doesn't react to the praise from the audience, nor does she care too much about the audience's attitude towards her.

At this moment, however, she acted completely out of character, constantly trying to gain credit from the girl who had suddenly appeared in the live stream, and desperately seeking her approval and praise. This piqued everyone's curiosity.

Wait, what's her relationship with this woman? Is she an old man?

[It seems like Yuna rarely shows this cute side of herself; their relationship seems more than just friendship.]

Oh my, why is Yuna acting so demure and clingy? She's always trying to take credit. Why isn't she like this usually?

[Yuna, I'm getting jealous!]

Some people might be joking, while others might be serious.

Depending on their individual circumstances, each person reacts differently to the enthusiasm that Shimamura Yuna expresses for Kujo Akari at this moment.

Some people might simply find Shimamura Yuna's attitude quite different from usual and find it interesting.

However, some male fans, or those with a strong desire for control, might actually be a little unhappy at this time.

After all, you're a streamer, and you're usually so quiet and lifeless, acting like you're some kind of aloof person.

Suddenly a friend came over and started chatting before the live stream was even over, not caring about the viewers at all. Who would be happy about that?

However, Shimamura Yuna didn't particularly care about these people's opinions, since she never tried to cultivate any so-called "boyfriend fans" from the beginning.

After finishing the ranked match, she immediately said to Akari Kujo, "How about we call it a day? I'm not streaming anymore. It's a rare treat for you to come."

Akari Kujo was visibly taken aback when she heard this.

After a brief silence, she replied, "It doesn't feel right. You've only been streaming for half the episode."

Yuna Shimamura said, "It's okay. I usually do live broadcasts every day. I'm just taking a day off today. Consider it a day off."

Seeing Shimamura Yuna's resolute attitude, Kujo Akari didn't know what to say.

She shrugged helplessly: "Then it's up to you."

Then, Shimamura Yuna immediately turned off the live stream.

The only thing left in the live stream was viewers spamming "???"

After turning off the live stream, Shimamura Yuna and Kujo Akari, who was in the room, looked at each other nervously.

At this moment, she has many things she wants to share with Akari Kujo.

But I don't know where to begin.

Staying home and livestreaming every day during this period has severely deprived her of social interaction, and her ability to communicate with people has also declined significantly.

After fidgeting nervously for a while, Shimamura Yuna suddenly remembered that Su Qing had sent her a message a while ago asking her to go pro.
Thinking about it carefully, it's amazing that someone I met by chance at an internet cafe recognized me online and even asked me to become a professional gamer.

This is actually quite interesting, and something worth sharing with others as a topic of conversation.

So she decided to use this as a topic of conversation to start a discussion with Akari Kujo.

Thinking of this, she immediately took out her phone.

"Well, actually, something really interesting happened a couple of days ago, and I'd like to share it with you."

As she spoke, she took out her phone, opened Bilibili, and scrolled through her chat history with 'the cutest girl in the world, Xiao Qing'.

But when she opened her private message interface with Su Qing, she was shocked to discover something.

It turns out that Su Qing had sent him a new private message just now, during the live stream.

The private message contained the following information.
Hello, Ms. Yuna. You mentioned some time ago that any team at LCP level or above interested in you could contact you. Have you changed your mind now?

Do you still have thoughts of playing professionally?

P.S.: This is the second update for today.

The results of the previous two days' reading are now in. I noticed that if I post at noon, the chapter that day gets significantly fewer reads than the one that's posted in the afternoon. It seems that the peak readership on Qidian is actually in the evening.

So from now on, I'll update once in the afternoon and once in the evening, and no updates at noon.

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(End of this chapter)