The Streamer's Allure: Top Fans Vying for Her Affection - Chapter 99
Chapter 99
Late that night, a callout post appeared out of nowhere in the Shark Circle and instantly stirred up a storm.
#Hard Evidence: Shark’s Looks-Based Female Streamer “Century Egg and Pork Congee” Privately Steals Big Brothers#
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I hadn’t wanted to say anything, but a certain streamer has gone way too far. My Little Little Fish choosing to swallow her anger doesn’t mean her fans are going to play deaf and dumb.
As everyone knows, Chaomu has always supported Little Little Fish. He was Little Little Fish’s only Big Brother and has never sent gifts to any other Female Streamer. I don’t know what dirty, shameful tricks you pulled behind the scenes to lure Chaomu away, then still put on that innocent little bitch act. I hate scheming bitches like you the most, acting one way in public and another behind people’s backs. Makes me wonder how you stole all those Big Brothers of yours.
Little Little Fish has a soft personality and doesn’t want to fall out with anyone, but we fans aren’t afraid of you. A scheming bitch like you is going to crash and burn sooner or later. Karma’s coming.
Attached images: screenshots of Chaomu’s tips, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
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The account that posted this callout had only just been registered, and this was the only post on its homepage.
Normally, something posted by an account like that should have been ignored. The fact that it was now on Shark’s trending search made it obvious someone was pushing it from behind the scenes.
The five words “Century Egg and Pork Congee” had long since become very familiar to the melon-eating crowd. Seeing that someone had dared to openly start drama, they all clicked into the comment section to watch the show.
[666, it really is these women who always have too much drama. Starting catfights at the drop of a hat.]
[Who’s Little Little Fish? Never heard of her.]
[I knew there was something off about this Century Egg and Pork Congee ages ago. How long has she even been on Shark? And she already has so many brothers and sisters acting as Guardian for her all at once. She must have done some shady quid-pro-quo stuff behind the scenes.]
[Lol. Emperor Dian and Nanfeng are both familiar faces on Shark. Why did they both go be Guardian for Lean Meat Porridge instead of other streamers? Could it be that those other streamers weren’t willing to do shady quid-pro-quo deals?]
[Stealing Big Brothers isn’t exactly rare. A Big Brother is a person, not an object. He can send gifts to whoever he wants. Some Female Streamer types are better at managing a Big Brother’s wallet than his own wife.]
[Crude, but true. Still, who exactly is this Little Little Fish?]
[Little Dian Is Not Little: Lol.]
When the spectators in the comment section saw “Dian” appear, they immediately pushed his comment to the top.
[Emperor Dian is here! Your Aibo is really amazing now. She can feed half of Shark’s gossip industry all by herself.]
[Emperor Dian, explain for us. Did she steal a Big Brother or not?]
[Emperor Dian, what do you think? @Little Dian Is Not Little]
[Little Dian Is Not Little: What I think is, there are a few too many typos, and the punctuation is a complete mess.]
[Little Dian Is Not Little: With me here, would she need to steal anyone?]
[Little Dian Is Not Little: A brain is a good thing. How is it that some people just don’t have one? What a medical miracle.]
[Little Dian Is Not Little: My streamer is simply too outstanding, so she attracts jealousy from petty rats hiding in the gutter. Since they can’t slander her head-on, they can only resort to dirty tricks from other angles.]
[How hilarious. Isn’t it a fact that she stole a Big Brother? No matter how you explain it, Chaomu was originally Little Little Fish’s Big Brother. Now he has unfollowed Little Little Fish and followed Century Egg and Pork Congee instead. That’s a fact you can’t change. @Little Dian Is Not Little]
[Who do you think you are? You tipped a bit of money on Shark and really started thinking you’re some tycoon? Shark isn’t yours to command alone. And those bootlickers are funny too. You’re so good at licking his stinky feet-has he given you even one cent? @Little Dian Is Not Little]
[Little Dian Is Not Little: I’m not anyone special, but you’re right. I just happen to have a little dirty money. Today, I’ll randomly pick 100 people who speak up for my streamer and send each of them a ten-thousand-yuan red envelope.]
The moment this reply was posted, the melon-eating crowd in the comment section exploded.
As for those burner accounts deliberately trying to stir up a fight, they were completely dumbfounded. All they had wanted was to fan the flames and control the narrative. Who would have thought… the other side would go straight for the ultimate move-“money power.”
That night, the Fish Circle was a bloodbath.
Then an account that had vanished for two years suddenly appeared, setting off an even bigger wave.
[Han: Oh no, it’s a callout essay. Guess I have no choice but to believe it this time. (doge.jpg) Repost #Solid Proof About Shark Beauty Female Streamer…]
[Not sure, is that President Han? Let me back out and click in again. Holy crap, it really is President Han.]
[Missing person finally returns. Help, our Gaming Section is saved.]
[Could his account have been hacked?]
[With that sarcastic tone? Definitely the real deal. No way it’s a hacker.]
[He Ye: Brother Han finally found his account password?]
[Su Bai of the Su Family: Holy shit holy shit holy shit.]
[SV-Jiyu: Brother Han, if you’d come back any later, I would’ve become the Gaming Section’s number one streamer.]
The top streamer of the Gaming Section suddenly updating his feed was like a single stone stirring up a thousand waves.
The comment section instantly became a check-in spot for gaming streamers. As long as they had even a bit of popularity on Shark, they all went over to comment.
[Zhou Yan (No. 1 Liu Bei on the CN Server): Respectfully welcoming President Han’s return.]
[Honor of Kings’ Most Devoted: Respectfully welcoming President Han’s return.]
The gaming fans were even livelier, as if New Year’s had come early, flooding the comment section in perfect unison.
[Respectfully welcoming President Han’s return.]
[Respectfully welcoming President Han’s return.]
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In just half an hour, the comments broke ten thousand, and the post shot straight to number one on Shark’s trending searches. The momentum was on par with a traffic celebrity.
As for that callout essay about “stealing Big Brothers” and the like, no one cared at all.
Jiang Zhouzhou, who was at the center of the storm, slept sweetly through it all, unaware that someone had stayed up the entire night for her, quietly acting as her Guardian until dawn.
The next morning…
When Jiang Zhouzhou woke up and saw the flood of messages on WeChat, her sleepy, unfocused eyes fell into a brief state of confusion.
[Banana Pie: Don’t pay attention to what other people are saying. I believe you.]
[Xiong Tailang: Zhouzhou, don’t read those nasty comments. Other people might not know what kind of person you are, but I will always believe you.]
[Maomao Doesn’t Eat Fish: My Zhouzhou Baby really has gotten popular. People are already trying to smear her now.]
[Gu Nanfeng: Leave it to me.]
[Dian: Don’t worry. I’m here for everything.]
[Lin Wujing: Zhouzhou wifey, remember to thank Emperor Dian. He spent the whole night fighting black fans for you.]
Jiang Zhouzhou finally snapped out of her daze. Although she still had not figured out exactly what had happened, seeing everyone’s warm messages made the corners of her mouth lift into a faint smile.
After piecing together the general story from everyone, she logged onto Shark.
That callout essay was already gone, but some gossip accounts had taken screenshots of its content and comments, edited them into videos, and used them to chase traffic.
Especially Dian’s comment: “Tonight, I’ll randomly pick 100 people who speak up for my streamer and give each of them a ten-thousand-yuan red packet.”
Along with all of Dian’s various clapbacks, which the gossip accounts highlighted heavily and packaged with clickbait titles.
However, the hottest topic was still #President Han Reposts Callout Essay to Publicly Defend a Certain Female Streamer#.
There were plenty of comments from onlookers eating melon underneath, but Jiang Zhouzhou did not open them.
On her own Shark homepage, she posted a four-character phrase: The innocent need no defense.
Then she logged out of Shark and opened her WeChat chat with “Dian.”
There were a thousand things she wanted to say, but when it came time to type, only the two most sincere words remained.
Jiang Zhouzhou: [Thank you.]
Thank you for quietly acting as my Guardian when I knew nothing at all.
