I'm Not Happy Anymore, Give That Back to Me!
Chapter 146

Chapter 146

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Fang dozed off. Because of the exorbitant wages at her part-time job, the girl unusually wanted to splurge today and use the Small Sun a little longer. Thinking about tomorrow's work, she covered her eyes with a sorrowful expression. What should she do...? Sister Li Xue's training during the day was already grueling enough; one perverted customer after another acted so convincingly, it almost scared her to tears. Even Xia Fen, known for her lively and cheerful personality, behaved obediently. It could only be said that Sister Li Xue truly lived up to her reputation as a battle-hardened, yet utterly defeated, Chosen One; the customers she'd encountered over the years must have been far more bizarre than these simulated ones. However, the thought of herself squatting on the ground every time she came to her senses made Hua Xin feel a little guilty, and she touched her nose. There was nothing she could do... Sister Li Xue had even played a pervert for a while; that lecherous look in her eyes almost made her want to grab cat food and stuff every orifice on the other woman's body, then tie her up and shove boxes and boxes of cat treats onto her to make her experience the agony of a thousand cats' itch! "Sure enough, money is hard to earn, and shit is hard to swallow." "Six thousand yuan isn't something you can just earn for free." The girl picked up her phone with a sigh. Hopefully, she could work normally tomorrow... at least she wouldn't run away from the front desk, and if anything happened, there was Boss Shanqing. With her, there would be two men in the shop, and if a fight broke out, her chances of winning would be even higher. That's right, Hua Xin considered herself part of the fighting force. (Probably not as aggressive as Hachimi.) After all, the temptation of six thousand yuan plus two meals was no less than being an emperor in 2D. Maybe she could even steal some cat food? Hua Xin glanced at Chun Qiu with a wide-open look. Hmm, she'd sneakily grab a handful in a couple of days and see. She turned over and casually opened the familiar pink Picac... uh, opened the familiar little TV app, and scrolled through videos with a bit of boredom. She'd already done it yesterday, so she'd just have to be disciplined for one more day, since she had to go to work tomorrow... Why were there so many messages in the upper right corner? Looking at the 99+, the girl wondered if she had been cyberbullied for commenting on one of the videos. I haven't said anything detrimental to unity lately... It's just been things like Island Strike and the Advantage is Mine, or those hellish jokes about Xiang Yu trapped at Gaixia and asking for brainpower. I'm a law-abiding citizen!!! I watch anime on Sakura, and I haven't expressed any opinions on shipping. Uh, does Naruto and Sasuke or Shinichi and Ran count? Could it be that someone's Doxing? The key is, she's all alone, so even if someone cheated on her, it wouldn't do any good. This even more terrifying thought surfaced in the girl's mind, making her nervously open her message list. But instead of likes or replies to her comments, there was a series of private messages. "?" "When are you coming back, Master?" "Streamer, are you being kept by a sugar daddy and not coming back?" "You bad woman, you ran away after hooking up with the captain, did you run off with a rich guy and never come back?" "Who's going to give me the electronic pickled vegetables I'm missing! Without you, I can't even enjoy my midnight snack." "I want to see Yuumi at 0/16!?" "You're ignoring me now that you're alive, huh? First time running away after being on fire."... Hua Xin couldn't hold back any longer and turned off her phone, her eyes looking dry and unsteady. Uh... it seems like she hasn't streamed for almost two weeks, right? Since Xia Yan fainted and was hospitalized, she hasn't streamed at all. One thing after another happened, plus working hard to earn money for a liver transplant and unexpectedly finding a job, so her time has always been tight. Where would she find the time to stream? Plus, Xia Yan knows she streams... streaming in front of Xia Yan... just thinking about it is enough to make her want to die. The thought of Xia Yan possibly spying on "Gu Xin Hua" sent chills down her spine. Besides... she'd gone viral? Hua Xin was slightly confused, not quite understanding. What's viral? A private message she'd just received had puzzled her, so she checked her phone again. A short while later. [Hey ha, ah!! Clang clang clang...] The screen showed her livestreaming her fight against the Black Monkey, complete with smooth combos—the part where she fought the Great Sage's Remnant Body at the end. Nothing surprising; the comments were all "noob" and question marks. The girl waited silently for a while, seemingly having discovered the truth. [We are the champions! We... uh, ah!!!] A loud thud and a sweet scream instantly enlivened the previously confused comments. "Hahahahahaha..." x4396... Why did this kind of thing go viral? Hua Xin stared speechlessly at the clip, edited by whoever it was, complete with an "Apple Ending" transition. This short video, barely twenty or thirty seconds long, had over two million views... Wait! She suddenly clicked on the link to her own livestream in the description, only to find that her follower count, which had previously been less than eight thousand, had now reached a full eighty thousand. Duo Shao? Eighty thousand?? The girl's heart skipped a beat, and she rubbed her eyes in disbelief. Still eighty thousand... "Am I really famous??" Hua Xin quickly scrolled through the videos. This person hadn't just edited out her clip; they'd also edited out many other unusual and entertaining moments that would have seemed niche in a livestream. For example, the hundreds of times Tiger Vanguard. The 0/16 score of the cat. The shameless blame-shifting. The lightning-fast end to the stream... Each entertaining scene, combined with this person's exceptionally skilled editing style, while not reaching the viewership of the video of her falling, was still quite impressive. When did she gain such loyal fans? How could she not know? Although she was a little confused as to why this person would edit their own videos, the girl continued to check the ingredients. Her gaze shifted to the ID. "Ahhhhhh!!!" The girl's scream made Chun Qiu immediately bristle, and she looked around as if facing a formidable enemy. There were no mice, Chun Qiu licked her paws in confusion. Hua Xin's face turned slightly red, and she looked at the person's ID with shame and anger: "I will always love Cat Wife." "Isn't this Xia Yan!!!!!" She finally realized that Xia Yan was overworked... So he was overworked in this area? But how could he have his own live stream recording? She had never opened such a thing before! Hua Xin trembled and didn't know what to say. She just stared blankly at her phone, her sense of shame overflowing. At the same time. Xia Fen, who was playing with Tachi and playing Sanguosha in her room, suddenly sneezed. "?" "Who's thinking about me? (Confused)" 117. Of course, you come to a cat cafe to see cats? 3k2 A sunny morning. Originally, it was just a casual stroll; after all, I had nothing to do during winter break, so I could only go out with my partner for a walk and spend some time together. But this street, which I'd been walking along for a long time, suddenly had newly renovated shops. I was originally planning to take advantage of the beautiful sunshine and go to the Home Inn next door... sigh... but I couldn't resist my girlfriend's insistence on coming to join in the fun and pet the cats, so we ended up following the flower baskets at the entrance...

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