Why bother with dating when you already have a cat?

[Let's do a live stream, showing our hands and faces! Let us see what we're doing!]

You just want to see how it goes, huh? I'm almost embarrassed to say it.

What's the point of just showing your hands and face? Record your computer screen too. Some cheats have settings boxes in the interface, so they'll be exposed as soon as you start the game.

Not necessarily. I saw my friend use an aimbot before. You just download it, follow the instructions, and insert it into the game files. There are no prompts.

Is this friend of yours?

[Bullshit!]

[There are also external physical add-ons, such as mice and keyboards.]

The people in the live stream started discussing the feasibility of verifying the cheat, and they almost got into an argument with each other.

Little Fish was dazzled by what she saw, and finally couldn't help but ask, "After all that you've said, I'm actually very curious about something."

"Although people usually accuse me of cheating, I've never had so many people doing this before."

“My live stream has a fairly consistent daily traffic. Although it’s increasing, it’s unlikely that I’ll suddenly get hundreds or thousands more viewers.”

"So how did you all know me?"

Goodness, you didn't know?

[Even the teachers are posting amazing videos!]

[You've been caught red-handed by the teacher, hahaha]

[Look at the fan group, there's a video link there.]

[Huh? What video? I'm from a PUBG group, just watching for fun.]

[Someone shared this juicy tidbit in a WeChat group, so I came to check it out.]

"Wait, wait a minute." Only then did Xiaoyu remember that she had a fan group.

She usually keeps her phone on silent during her live streams, so even if someone tags her in a group chat, she won't know.

She hurriedly started scrolling through the chat history, and it took her a long time to find the two video links above.

During this time, she also saw many comments from fans, and some people had already suspected that she was cheating, which made many fans waver.

This feeling of not being trusted made Xiaoyu's sense of grievance even stronger.

After all, she has only been live streaming for less than a month, and doesn't yet have the concept of "die-hard fans".

In addition, she doesn't usually manage fan groups; at most, she just chats with her fans in the group.

At this point, when it seems to be confirmed, once fans have a hunch, they are unlikely to speak up for Xiaoyu.

If it were a normal small fish, it would certainly understand the logic behind this.

But at times like this, facing widespread criticism, even the fans who should have stood by him began to doubt him.

Even the most optimistic and cheerful little fish can't help but fall into self-doubt.

They might even have the illusion that "Could it be that I'm really cheating?"

However, she quickly composed herself and started watching the video.

The videos are short, only a few minutes in total.

Little Fish quickly figured out what had happened.

Then she looked at the content in the fan group and roughly understood how things had turned out this way.

Unfortunately, she didn't have the teacher's WeChat or QQ. She had simply added him as a friend on PUBG and followed him on Bilibili.

Thinking of this, Xiaoyu opened Bilibili on her phone and said to the people in the live stream, "Wait a moment, I'll contact Teacher and ask."

As she said this, she found the account of "Teacher Who Loves Chicken" and sent him a private message on Bilibili.

The teacher isn't live right now, so I don't know if he's seen this message.

[It's no use looking for him. Whether he knows it's you or not, his attitude towards the situation in that video is very clear: he believes you're the one who posted it.]

Even if the teacher, out of consideration for his reputation, were to come forward and admit that he misjudged you, we still wouldn't believe it unless you cheated.

I watched your video again, and I have to say, your blatant dissent was a bit too obvious.

[Hilarious! Why don't you switch careers and become a comedy streamer? I think you have a real talent for it, so don't force yourself to rely on your skills.]

Looking at the comments in the live stream, Xiaoyu pursed her lips and quietly waited for the teacher's response in the Bilibili private message.

At this point, Ai Qing couldn't bear to watch any longer, so she reached out and covered Xiao Yu's eyes, and then pressed a key on the keyboard to turn off Xiao Yu's microphone.

"Okay, stop staring."

"..." Upon hearing the voice, Xiaoyu stared blankly at the hand blocking her view, "Brother...brother?!"

Her attention was focused on the live stream and the matter at the same time, and she didn't notice Ai Qing walking in from outside at all.

"Yes, it's me." Ai Qing patted her head. "You're great! You didn't cry even in this situation. Xiao Yu is already very good."

"Brother... Waaah... Brother!"

Upon hearing these words, Xiaoyu's lips trembled uncontrollably, her face contorted in pain, and tears streamed uncontrollably from her eyes.

She turned and threw herself into Ai Qing's arms, hugging him tightly and refusing to let go.

Chapter 153 How to Prove

Ai Qing found it difficult to describe her feelings at that moment.

Perhaps because of his family environment, he is not aggressive and has hardly ever been angry since childhood.

Often, he prefers to understand and analyze a matter from a relatively rational and objective perspective in order to find a better way to handle it.

But now.

When Xiaoyu threw herself into his arms with a face full of grievance and bitterness, Ai Qing felt a violent pounding in his heart, and an uncontrollable anger rising within him, as if it were about to scorch his heart.

"It's alright." Ai Qing hugged Xiao Yu tightly, her body trembling and crying uncontrollably. She gently patted her back, stroked her head, and whispered in her ear, "Don't cry, don't cry."

Hearing Ai Qing's gentle words of comfort, Xiao Yu, who had been holding back her sobs, choked back tears and her shoulders trembled.

This time, she couldn't hold back anymore and burst into tears in Ai Qing's arms.

That was the sound of crying that came from being extremely wronged and having endured to the extreme, finally unable to hold it in any longer, and then being completely released.

Ai Qing took a deep breath, feeling her hands trembling slightly.

This was the first time he had felt a little regretful; he shouldn't have agreed to let Xiaoyu do live streaming.

Originally, he just thought that even if some people thought she was cheating, Xiaoyu was just a small streamer, and not many people would care about her or specifically come to harass her online.

that's the truth.

It's been about twenty days since the show started airing, and everything is going smoothly.

Small-time streamers don't really have that many tricks up their sleeves.

But unexpectedly, this still happened.

She held the little fish and cried for several minutes.

As Ai Qing heard her sobs gradually subside and eventually return to simple choked sobs, he leaned close to Xiaoyu's ear again and whispered, "If you're still upset, we won't do live streams anymore, okay?"

"..." Upon hearing this, Xiaoyu probably wanted to agree, but she didn't say it. Instead, she shook her head vigorously and finally lifted her face from Ai Qing's arms.

Her little face was red from crying, her eyes were swollen, and besides the grievance in her eyes, there was also a stubbornness.

"I want to go live."

"Xiaoyu did nothing wrong, so why should we give in?"

Ai Qing looked at the little fish, pursed her lips, and pondered for a moment.

"So what do you want to do now? I'm afraid no one will believe you now."

"Don't you believe it either, brother?"

"I will always believe in you."

"That's good." Xiaoyu buried her head and hugged Ai Qing again, as if absorbing his energy. After wiping away her tears with Ai Qing's clothes, she unusually let go of him and sat back down in her seat.

At this point, "Teacher Who Loves Chicken" also responded to the private message.

[The Chicken Lover Teacher]: I'm so sorry! It was an oversight on my part.

[The Chicken Lover Teacher]: Foam just contacted me and told me about this.

[The Chicken Lover Teacher]: My video editing is all done by my colleagues. I usually just provide my own screen recording materials. I also asked about your materials, and they said they were submitted by a fellow viewer.

[The Chicken Lover Teacher]: I didn't expect this kind of misunderstanding either, I'm really sorry.

[The Chicken Lover Teacher]: How about I ask my colleague to cut this part out?

The guy who loves playing PUBG runs his own small studio. He only handles the live streaming part himself, while video editing and other tasks are handled by others.

Otherwise, given his memory, it's impossible that he wouldn't remember these famous scenes of Xiaoyu.

Having played together before and having watched Xiaoyu's videos, the teacher would definitely be able to tell the difference at a glance if he were processing materials submitted by viewers.

But that's not what Xiaoyu is concerned about.

The little fish pursed her lips, thought for a moment, and then replied.

[Ai Chiyu]: So, if you didn't know it was me and saw that submission, do you think it was cheating?

[The Chicken-Loving Teacher]: Um... this...

[Ai Eats Fish]: I just want to hear the truth.

[The Teacher Who Loves Chicken]: Okay... that does look quite similar...

[The Teacher Who Loves PUBG]: But who knows, maybe you're just exceptionally talented? It's really hard to say, since you do have a clear mind and your skills are fine when you're playing with friends.

The teacher was still considerate of the feelings among colleagues, so he didn't say anything definitively, not wanting to offend anyone.

[Ai Chi Yu]: Is there any more thorough way to prove that I didn't cheat?

[The Teacher Who Loves Chicken]: Well...

[The Chicken Lover Teacher]: To be honest, it's quite troublesome, after all, you have to make sure that your software and hardware are all in perfect working order.