No wonder the premium items only added up to a little over two thousand. After the guild's cut and the platform's share, Su Mengya did not even get a thousand yuan. That really was pitiful.
"Isn't it because I'm worried everyone's quality of life will go down? You watch streams for fun. There's no need to spend too much money.
I've read plenty of news about people sending tons of gifts just to hear streamers call them 'big brother' a few times, only to leave their families struggling afterward. There's no need for that. If you want to hear me call you big brother, I'll call you that all the time!"
Su Mengya said with a smile, though there was bitterness in her heart.
The guild had already spoken to her yesterday. If things continued like this, the guild would soon stop keeping her.
That was understandable to Su Mengya. After all, the guild needed to operate, and a streamer like her was definitely among the biggest rookies in the guild. The guild did not put in all that effort just to have nothing but unknown little streamers under its wing.
It would not be able to sustain itself that way.
But even so, Su Mengya still did not want to beg for gifts in roundabout ways, especially from people with ordinary family circumstances. She understood very clearly that most of her viewers did not have much money. They were ordinary people who watched streams in their spare time just to relax.
How could she bear to squeeze the hard-earned money out of them? Su Mengya only wanted those with average means not to send too many gifts.
Whenever these people sent a large amount, she would absolutely stop them. Some gifts cost hundreds or even thousands of yuan, which