"An hour and a half, twenty songs. Fans went from two to fifteen thousand, and donations totaled several thousand as well, though the platform takes half. Peak concurrent viewers exceeded three thousand, and the popularity was quite good too."
Eden's dream had initially shown its terrifying money-making potential. Even though the songs she had chosen were all "old-fashioned," she had still achieved these results.
Honestly, it was outrageous.
Unfortunately, given the current direction of the music industry, there hadn't been any new classical music lately.
"Only three thousand?" Eden frowned slightly.
She wasn't very satisfied with that number.
"After all, most people don't watch livestreams specifically to listen to music. Or rather, listening to music is just incidental. I think three thousand people is already a very good result, especially since this is only the first day."
Liu Bai didn't mention the song selection—Eden hadn't come here to hear that.
"...That's true. It's only the first day."
Eden nodded, accepting that explanation.
"Besides, having three thousand people listening is already quite impressive. Street performances and niche programs might not even get that many people."
She had been too greedy.
Eden reflected on herself.
As for Liu Bai, he was completely satisfied. Livestreaming had always been known for inflated numbers, so Eden's data was downright terrifying for a newcomer.
"Here, superstar. Have an orange."
"Cut down on that flattery." Eden rolled her eyes at Liu Bai.
Eden Favorability: 2832
Although she criticized Liu Bai, Eden seemed to enjoy the flattery quite a bit—after all, Eden's dream was to stand upon the world's most dazzling stage.
Today's livestream had allowed Eden to see hope.
At the very least, today had temporarily proven that Liu Bai hadn't made the wrong bet, and neither had she.
"At this rate, maybe we can