Omni-Anime Has So Many Geniuses! What's Wrong with Adding Me?

Online, though—there was a tipping system...

As everyone knew, numbers in an account made people lose their sense of spending.

If Ashiri tipped him an astronomical amount of Fuju every time from now on, then...

No! He couldn't encourage such a bad habit!

He hurriedly opened the chat interface and sent her a reminder, telling her to exercise restraint... Healthy fangirling started with me.

If she absolutely had to tip him, she could just give him the money directly offline. There wouldn't even be any processing fees... Though the company collecting those fees was his own anyway.

As the time drew closer, more and more guests filled the venue.

Before long, the Live officially began.

The originally bright daytime was pulled into night. Amid the dazzling dance of lights, host Shinji Rinriko gave a brief opening speech before announcing the start.

After she stepped aside, the first band materialized out of thin air onstage.

Following cheers and support from some fans, they began singing their first song before the MC introduction.

Charlotte logged off once halfway through, seemingly because she had something to do.

Virtual Lives actually had plenty of advantages.

For example, the background could be changed. That one cool scene transition alone could make many people feel that the money spent on the scene module had been worthwhile.

For example, stage access restrictions could be set to stop unruly fans from rushing onstage halfway through.

For example, people could enter and leave whenever they wanted, as long as they had a ticket code for the corresponding time slot.

For example, even if something came up, they could keep watching the performance without leaving, as long as they kept one eye half-open.

Ogura Asahi also took the opportunity to check on Ashiri's side, letting his little sister fully enjoy