Kunichiyan Livestream Room, One of the Seven Most Terrifying Places

Naturally, there were inevitably some opportunists who deliberately fabricated paranormal scenes and put on fake ghost-hunting livestreams to attract attention and donations.

But the forum's oversight was extremely strict. Once fraud was discovered, not only would the account be immediately banned and all donation revenue recovered,

the streamer themselves would also face severe legal punishment, possibly even prison.

Otherwise, it would have been impossible for a niche forum to grow to its current scale.

And to maintain such strict oversight and such enormous influence, even making fraudulent streamers face prison time, was definitely not something an ordinary person could accomplish.

Li Dan ran his fingertips over the mouse, browsing the forum's content and looking at the flashing livestream thumbnails in the livestream section.

To be honest, he felt that these ghost-hunting livestreams were more or less a way of courting death.

Paranormal matters were already elusive and full of unknown dangers. One careless move, and one could easily bring disaster upon oneself.

If they really provoked a Vengeful Spirit like Sadako, one capable of killing people through network cables, wouldn't this Horror Forum with millions of users face utter ruin?

When that happened, all those millions of people would likely be in grave danger.

That said, the introduction of livestreaming had indeed boosted the Horror Forum's activity by more than a notch and attracted even more users.

After all, real-time ghost-hunting livestreams were far more impactful than static posts, and better satisfied people's curiosity and desire to peer into unknown horrors. That immersive sense of tension was something words could not compare to.

Li Dan's gaze swept over the list in the livestream section before finally settling on the most popular stream.

The livestream's viewer count had already surpassed one hundred thousand, firmly holding the top spot in the livestream