ZM wasn't a professional streaming platform, but over the course of decades of mergers and restructuring, it had added streaming services. They just weren't doing very well now.
None of that was the point. The point was, there was going to be a livestream soon?
In other words, those few minutes of footage earlier hadn't been the actual program at all, but a GG—ah, a preview—before the real show began?
So, was Raven going to livestream, or was this account itself... screw it!
It could only be Raven!
If anyone else showed up, Zhong Man swore she'd report it immediately!
She slapped the bed hard, venting the frustration of having her gratification forcibly delayed, then glared resentfully at the idle screen. Messages reflecting emotions much like hers were clearly scrolling across it.
Uh, quite a few were unhappy that there had been no fan service at all today. Their logic was: in last week's seven-minute video, Raven had shown her face twice. Today's "preview" was a little short, sure, but there should have been at least one appearance, right?
What a bunch of face-obsessed dogs...
As a female fan herself, Zhong Man stood near the top of the contempt chain. She gave a heh heh and magnanimously scrolled past without holding it against them.
Still, among the continuously appearing comments, she also spotted some rather unfriendly remarks.
For example, one that had just popped up, dripping with sarcasm: "Yo, is Xia City having an earthquake today?"
And this one: "If you want to stage a collision scam, go crash into Three Locks. Are you really that tired of living?"
The next one was no better: "Let me see, an internal photo leaked before the release again... Well, that explains it."
Zhong Man's eyelids twitched.
Sure enough, just as she had