Love? The Reborn Me Just Wants to Obtain Rewards
Chapter 623 - 269: Quanquan: Am I superfluous? _2

Chapter 623: Chapter 269: Quanquan: Am I superfluous? _2

She exposed her vulnerable side, then returned to strength, second phase successfully completed.

"Well said!"

"Yu is the best!"

Tons of little gifts started flooding the screen again.

At this moment, Su Huai timed his barrage comment perfectly—

"Both hosts and players understand and sympathize with each other equally, you give your best, and we won’t let you shoulder it alone. When sad, it’s okay to cry; when happy, feel free to laugh; whatever trouble or need you have, just call on us."

This wasn’t to move her but to trigger a protective instinct among all the players.

Plain and straightforward language, it precisely hit most people’s soft spots.

Xichu Overlord: "What Gou means is what I mean, anytime, any matter, you send one message and I’ll be there!"

Love Like Tide sent a sighing emoji, captioned: "I’m just a major gamer... well, as long as I’m around, no one can bully you."

The Guardian of Beautiful Yuyu: "My ID is my vow."

"Thank you! Thank you all..."

Pei Shuyu’s tears came unexpectedly; as she wept, she clasped her hands in continuous bows, heating and stirring the atmosphere in the live room.

The crazy vows of those little players could flood out five pages every second.

Of course, their various oaths weren’t worth a glance.

Players shouldn’t empathize with the host and vice versa. Hosts shouldn’t take the complimentary words of those who don’t spend money seriously.

The words of low-spending players are the least reliable thing. Those cheap praises and vows are just to express their personal emotions; the only meaning for the host is to increase room heat.

So you shouldn’t offend them, but more importantly, shouldn’t take them too seriously, otherwise even the strongest will be drained by them.

At any rate, Su Huai only concentrated on the comments from key individuals.

Then, before he could find anything useful, Gu’s sigh reached his ears first.

"Live streaming is really interesting..."

"Hmm?" Su Huai immediately turned his head, "What do you mean?"

Gu analyzed calmly: "This kind of player empathy towards the host is cheap but contains immense power. Before live streaming, only a few superstar fans could unleash this energy, but now, the barrier is broken."

Hey, truly worthy of the future Mr. Gu!

Su Huai couldn’t help but give a thumbs-up: "Gu is amazing, the analysis is spot on, truly the daughter of a tiger.~~~"

"What now~"

Gu wasn’t quite happy with Su Huai’s description and complained: "You don’t even like Mr. Gu, why do you use him to tease me?"

Gou Huai laughed heartily: "Not liking doesn’t mean disrespecting. I know too well how capable he is, so this isn’t teasing. I truly think you have the capability to lead Gu Corporation.~~~"

"Tsh, I’m not interested!"

Seeing her such haughtily, Gou Huai intentionally teased her: "How about you come help me after graduation?"

"Really?!"

Gu’s eyes instantly lit up, her heart wildly stirred.

"Can I?"

"Be confident, although it’ll be underusing your great talents."

"Hehe! Su Huai, you’re just sweet-talking me~~~"

Wang, hunched over, listened to the boss and the future boss flirt, hardly daring to breathe.

Poor me!

Baby has borne too much..."

Luckily, Jiuyue isn’t the clingy type in romance. After a couple of laughs, she pivoted the conversation back on track.

"Su Huai, in your opinion, how high is the ceiling for live streaming?"

She particularly enjoyed discussing serious topics with Su Huai, always able to broaden her horizons and see another angle of thought.

Su Huai thought for a while, reservedly answered: "Entertainment hosts can reach personal wealth up to 10 billion. If one is adept at using popularity, managing a company guild or mentoring students, the ceiling could reach 100 billion. Other models vary."

"Wow! That’s already more impressive than stars!"

Jiuyue had no doubt about Su Huai’s judgment, just purely amazed.

Su Huai nodded: "Yes, this is the era’s trend for Generation Z. The younger and less educated, the easier to make the first pot of gold in this industry. Those who follow the routine of schooling and official exams may miss the opportunity. Of course, the steady and proper path of education offers more stable long-term returns; this race is also mercilessly harsh."

"And you? You’ve managed to capture the new trend so quickly, aren’t you amazing?"

Jiuyue looked up to Gou Huai like a fangirl, making him extremely flattered.

Men easily get flattered, especially in front of a super-rich beauty like Gu.

Gou Huai boasted smoothly: "Not really something big, actually, I got the idea from Mr. Wang, just that I’m a tiny bit smarter than him.~~~"

"You’re way more than just a bit smarter than him."

Jiuyue critiqued Mr. Wang without respecting the ties between their families; in her eyes, Wang didn’t even deserve to carry Su Huai’s shoes.

Wang trembled even more.

Hey, if you two keep flirting like this, I might have to call the police!

Screaming internally, silent externally, such is life.

Jiuyue brought the conversation back to the topic, showcasing her thoughts to Su Huai.

"Live streaming is too friendly, too down-to-earth. Although it loses the mystique and prestige of internet celebrities, it allows fans more direct interaction with the hosts, creating a stickier bond than ’fans to stars’ and generating more direct economic benefits. Your entrepreneurial entry point is really well chosen."

Among all the girls of his age Su Huai knew, Jiuyue was the only one capable of discussing such depth with him.

Family background really matters.

Su Huai took another angle to lead her thoughts further: "Actually, popularity is a common metric. After Mr. Wang returned to the country, he first stirred up the entertainment industry, then brought his popularity down to the live streaming industry, leading a faltering platform to the forefront of the industry."