Global Livestream 04

The accident scene downstairs was quickly cordoned off, the injured were hauled away, and only pools of black-red blood remained on the ground. The crowd of onlookers dispersed just as quickly, and to her surprise, there wasn't a single video of the incident online.

Ye Zhao kept her sniper rifle aimed for a while longer, but seeing no new perpetrators, she retracted the rifle back into her Personal Space. She had just fired a shot, and it wouldn't do to have the police show up at her door and haul her away.

Sure enough, it wasn't long before the police came to ask questions, looking around the room before they left.

"Family, it's wrong to deceive the police, so please don't follow my example. This was a special circumstance; I'm usually very respectful and law-abiding." As Ye Zhao spoke, she glanced at her Global Livestream panel. Good heavens, not only had her channel not been banned, but she now had over two hundred viewers. It turned out people really loved watching this kind of righteous content about helping others, drawing a blade to assist, and punishing evil.

The chat, however, was a bit strange: [So devious, actually hiding in the dark to strike.]

[That trashy aim is something else, fired so many shots and didn't hit a single one!]

[Damn it, I want to play too, wuwuwu!]

[The streamer is so funny, is she going for a comedy route? Hahaha~]

[...]

Ye Zhao: ...

"What comedy route? I'm popularizing positive energy."

However, these viewers clearly didn't seem like the Natives of this world. After all, they weren't bound to the Global Livestream, so what were these people watching her? Aliens?

"Where are you guys from? Don't you have jobs? Just hanging out here watching a stream?"

[What jobs? We aren't