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Office of the Land of Light.

Yang Qian just finished a meeting with the overseas business department and rubbed his slightly sore neck.

He habitually opened Weibo.

I want to see the audience feedback for the latest episode of "Ultraman Leo".

Since the second episode aired, the rating has rebounded from 8.9 to 9.0, and the comments section is finally no longer filled with negative reviews.

Then he saw that his previous Weibo post had received over 50,000 comments.

The top-rated comment: "Everbright, what happened to the promised live stream? It's been three days since we did! (Angry)"

The second most popular comment: "A true champion for monthly pass holders! I beg for a live tutorial on how to spend 98 yuan on this!"

The third most popular comment: "My roommate's last wish before he died was to see Guangda playing games... (weakly)"

The fourth most popular comment: "Pure and innocent, playing games online—I can't even imagine it, but I want to see it! (doge)"

Yang Qian remained silent for three seconds.

He glanced at the time in the bottom right corner of the computer screen.

6:05.

I glanced again at the 50,000 comments urging me to update.

Then he opened the drawer.

Take out the phone that I use specifically for playing games.

I glanced again at the high-spec computer in the corner of the office, which was used to test game performance.

The camera and microphone are readily available.

"Then... shall we broadcast it for a while?"

He muttered to himself.

It was less about fulfilling a promise to the audience and more about acting on a whim.

I also want to relax my tense nerves a little.

The operations department was not notified at all.

There was no prior notice.

There is no professional live streaming team.

Yang Qian simply logged into her game account, which was named "Light of Miscellaneous Fish".

This ID was randomly generated by the system when I registered.

He thought the term "noob" was quite apt at the time—after all, he was indeed a pretty noob when it came to playing games.

So it wasn't changed.

Then he opened a basic live streaming software on his computer.

They hadn't even figured out how to set the live stream title.

then.

6:10 PM.

Starlight Video Live Streaming Area.

A live stream room was quietly launched without any prior publicity.

The live stream title is the software default:

[This is my first live stream, please be kind to me!]

The cover image was even more appalling.

The camera angle wasn't adjusted.

Only a corner of Yang Qian's desk and the lower half of his profile as he looked down and focused on fiddling with his phone screen were captured in the photos.

A death-like perspective combined with a mysterious composition.

The first five minutes.

There were only a few dozen viewers who accidentally clicked in during the live stream.

The comments were sparse.

"A new streamer? This angle... is a death angle."

"What is the streamer doing? I can't even see the phone clearly."

"Let's go, let's go. No face showing, no talent, no fun."

"Is Starlight Live's recommendation algorithm really that confusing? How can they recommend this kind of live stream to me?"

"This cover... only half a face? Is the streamer ashamed to be seen in public?"

Yang Qian didn't look at the live stream interface and bullet comments on the secondary screen next to her at all.

He was focused on logging into the game.

He was still muttering to himself:

"I haven't finished my daily tasks yet... I'll do the commissions first, then use my stamina to farm some materials... Hmm, I need to clear the ninth floor of the Abyss today."

He was playing a popular anime-style strategy RPG mobile game.

It is known for its exquisite character illustrations, complex character development system, and thought-provoking dungeon designs.

Yang Qian did indeed only purchase a monthly pass and a game pass.

The characters on the account are all accumulated over time.

The team composition has a very personal style—emphasizing strategy and skill rather than mindlessly stacking stats.

He muttered to himself as he formed the team:

"This boss's mechanic is that it will summon minions every thirty seconds. The minions must be cleared first, otherwise they will give the boss a damage-increasing buff."

"My main damage output is fire-based, but the boss has high fire resistance, so I have to rely on the secondary DPS's physical damage to create burst opportunities..."

The analysis was very logical and well-reasoned.

The tactical approach is clear.

Then, just as he had assembled his team and was preparing to enter a high-difficulty dungeon—

The number of viewers in the live stream suddenly started fluctuating.

100.

500.

1000.

5000.

The live chat suddenly exploded:

"Wait... this lower half of her profile... that jawline... why does it look so familiar?"

"Light nobodies? This ID... Holy crap! Could it be Guangda?!"

"I just came from Weibo! Everbright posted a live stream link! Even though it only said 'live' in three words, it really is him when I clicked on it!"

"Is it really A-Guang?! This live stream title is so random! A new streamer's first live stream?! Guangda, what kind of misunderstanding do you have about yourself?!"

"Hahaha, a live stream from a death angle! Everbright Securities, wake up! You're the boss of a big company!"

Only then did Yang Qian belatedly glance at the secondary screen beside him.

The above shows that the number of viewers for the live stream has exceeded 50,000.

And it's still rising at a crazy rate of thousands per second.

He was clearly taken aback for a moment.

The game character I was controlling made a mistake in positioning.

He was slapped to death by the dungeon boss.

Four large characters popped up on the screen:

Challenge failed

The comments section erupted in laughter:

"Hahahaha, the opening act was a disaster! The entertainment value is off the charts!"

"Everbright: Who am I? Where am I? Why are so many people watching me crash and burn?"

"BOSS: You didn't expect that, did you? I watch Ultraman too! This is a victory for tokusatsu fans!"

"I captured that confused and bewildered expression! Another meme added! 'Light's Doubt.jpg' is born!"

"The Difficulties of Monthly Pass Users: Everbright Securities' Personal Experience Tells Us That Free-to-Play Comes at a Price (Referring to the Operation)"

"The New Streamer's First Mishap"

"Hilarious! This tactical mastermind has failed miserably in real combat!"

Yang Qian coughed lightly, seemingly a little embarrassed.

He finally shifted some of his attention to the live stream.

"Um... Hello everyone, this is my first time streaming a game, so I'm not very familiar with it."

As he spoke, he tried to adjust the camera angle.

As a result, my hand slipped.

The camera was pointed directly at the ceiling.

The only thing visible in the picture is a fluorescent light and a faintly visible ceiling.

Bullet comments:

"Hahahaha, the security camera has defected! Everbright Securities, are you even capable?!"

"Everbright: One of me and my live streaming equipment must die today."

"Please, please check the comment assistant! That little window in the bottom right corner! Or find an assistant to help!"

"Guang, a tech geek, can be a master of animation effects and storyboarding, but he's no match for live streaming software and cameras... This contrast is so cute, I love it."

"Ceiling: I never thought I could debut too."

"A compilation of the Land of Light boss's disastrous livestream debut."

Yang Qian was silent for two seconds.

Then he silently reached out and turned the camera back.

After a lot of trouble.

The picture is finally back to normal.

Yang Qian's face finally appeared on camera.

The background is his desk piled high with various design sketches and storyboards.

On the bookshelf behind him, one can vaguely see a row of Ultraman suit design drafts.

The barrage of comments exploded again:

"Holy crap! It really is Everbright himself!"

"Those background art books! Are they from Nexus?!"

"I saw Leo's design draft! A lion's head!"

"Is this all there is to the office at Guangda? It's so simple..."

"Wait, that cup! It's a cup from the cafeteria! Guangda really does eat in the cafeteria!"

Number of viewers: 87.

The comments section is completely illegible now.

All I could see were colorful SC messages like "Hahaha," "Guangda, look at me," and "Monthly card players will never be slaves."

"There are...a lot of people."

Yang Qian was stunned for a moment.

Then I tried to get back into form.

"Well then, let's continue playing the game. I didn't adjust my team composition properly in that dungeon."

He regrouped his team.

This time, I'll explain it in detail.

"This boss's mechanic is that it summons minions every thirty seconds..."

"The smaller monsters must be cleared first, otherwise they will give the BOSS a damage-increasing buff..."

"My main damage output is fire-based..."

The analysis was very logical and well-reasoned.

The tactical approach is clear.

Then the battle begins.

Ten seconds later.

Because of his overly aggressive positioning, the main DPS was instantly killed by the BOSS's area-of-effect skill.

Bullet comments:

"A master of theory, a complete novice in practice. (Ruthlessly exposed)"

"Guangda's brain: I get it, the tactics are perfect. Guangda's hands: No, you don't understand, I'm going to show off my skills."

"This time, they understood it in their heads but not in their hands."

"I suggest publishing a book titled 'From Beginner to Giving Up: Guangda's Game Philosophy'."

"How to execute the most entertaining plays with the clearest thinking"

"BOSS: I heard you're good at understanding mechanics? Take this, I'll unleash a powerful surprise!"

"Hilarious! During those five minutes of analysis, I thought some big shot had arrived."

"The struggles of monthly pass holders... I feel like I'm seeing myself in them... Tears well up."

Yang Qian stared at the grayed-out screen.

There was a two-second silence.

Then he nodded very seriously:

"Yes, it was my fault. I predicted the skill too early by 0.5 seconds."

The way he seriously analyzed his mistakes.

Coupled with the scene of the accident that just happened.

The contrast between the two is incredibly endearing.

The number of viewers in the live stream exceeded 150 million.

It ranked third on the real-time popularity chart of the Starlight Live homepage.

The comments section started flooded with memes and instructions:

"Guangda! Bring a healer! Your team doesn't have one!"

"That shield support skill needs to be activated beforehand, not after you're affected by the debuff!"

"Move! Move! Don't just stand there and keep attacking!"

"Please check the equipment stats! The critical hit rate is too low!"

"Everbright, your actions are just as impressive as my grandma's."

Yang Qian actually took a few glances at the comments.

Then he nodded:

"That makes sense. I'll try a different lineup."

The next half hour.

The live broadcast room turned into a large-scale cloud-based guidance site.

Whenever Yang Qian tries a new approach, the initial operation is usually smooth.

When faced with critical operations or unexpected situations, they are prone to panic and make mistakes.

Every time something goes wrong, the comments section erupts in celebration.

Then more suggestions, some reliable and some outrageous, emerge.

Yang Qian would act like a humble student, carefully selecting and accepting advice, and continuing to try.

As a result, they fought on despite repeated defeats.

He drank water three times during that time.

Every time the cup is picked up, the comments section is flooded with messages:

"What kind of cups does Everbright use? Please provide a link."

"This cup is available in supermarkets for under thirty yuan! Simple yet elegant!"

"See those figurines on the bookshelf in the back? Those are truly priceless!"

"Even drinking water at Guangda University is this serious... Are they thinking about how to crash and burn next? (doge)"

"If you want the same food as Guangda, I suggest you steal it from the cafeteria in the Land of Light (doge emoji)."

Yang Qian didn't care about any of that.

He was just staring intently at the screen.

The accident continued.

Continue the analysis.

The accident continued.

The most exciting moment occurred around 6:50.

The office door was gently pushed open.

Su Xiaoran walked in carrying a plate of cut fruit.

The Land of Light offers afternoon tea and fruit as perks.

She remembered that Yang Qian hadn't picked up her share yet, so she brought it over with her.

"Director Yang, your fruit... oh?"

She was only halfway through her sentence.

Only then did I notice the crazy barrage of comments and the live stream interface on Yang Qian's computer.

Su Xiaoran: "??? Director Yang, are you... doing a live stream?"

She stood there, stunned.

She was still holding that plate of fruit in her hand.

Yang Qian raised her head.

I naturally accepted the fruit platter.

"Thank you, I'm live streaming."

Su Xiaoran: "...Livestreaming myself playing games?"

She instinctively looked towards the camera and found herself directly facing it.

At this moment, the comments section went completely crazy!

"Holy crap! It's Assistant Su! The real Assistant Su!"

"She's even more beautiful in person than in photos! That charisma! Does your company, Everbright Securities, need any more sycophants?"

"Waaaaah, is this the employee perk of the Land of Light? Free fruit too? Look at those blueberries, so big and round! Are they from Driscoll's?"

"Not only that, look at those durians, they even have the Musang King logo on them! These durians cost at least two hundred per kilogram!"

"Is it too late to submit my resume? I'm a five-star general from Country Garden, applying to guard the gates of the Kingdom of Light!"

"My sword and shield! It's been so long since I've seen Assistant Su. Please give him more screen time!"

"Assistant Su, look at me! I've been your fan for ten years!"