Global Livestream 16

Ye Zhao searched for ages before finally finding the setting that allowed other streamers to watch her livestream. The moment she turned it on, a flood of viewers poured into the room, and the comments began refreshing at once.

[Is this the streamer who was the first to turn on viewing permissions? She's so tiny. She looks really weak. And she doesn't have any teammates?]

[Has this streamer lost her mind? She actually turned on viewing permissions now? She's practically asking to die!]

[I thought we'd get to see a big streamer with brains, tricks, and real strength emerge, but it turns out she's an idiot too. Experience tells me that people who attract too much attention die fast.]

[This streamer's been a Red-Name Streamer for 20 hours. Be careful, everyone. She's not simple!]

[Great, this streamer seems to be close to me? Let's team up, let's team up! DM me if you want to join~]

[Another one who's getting cocky and looking for death. I've seen so many streamers get a little strong and then get cocky. Five Hundred Years must be getting cocky too. Looks like she'll be dead soon. Great, once she's dead, I can go!]

[She hasn't even made the Red Name Leaderboard, and she's already getting cocky?]

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Ye Zhao: ...

Did she not want to make the Red Name Leaderboard? There just weren't enough monsters, okay?!

Once Ye Zhao turned on viewing permissions, her stream became the only one people could find at the time, taking up the sole recommendation spot on the search page. The viewer count shot up like a rocket, climbing without pause until it passed thirty thousand. A hundred thousand was still a long way off.

But there really weren't many streamers in the first wave to arrive. Ye Zhao