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After hopping through several livestream rooms and asking quite a few people, Deputy Liu finally understood why.
Ridiculously enough, his livestream room had been banned because of My Unemployment Life.
Thunder Network had now completely prohibited streams of My Unemployment Life and related content, leveraging its position as the industry leader to demand that other livestreaming platforms not broadcast it either.
In return, Hei had paid another massive amount in GG fees, enough to cover the related losses, and the other platforms were willing to cooperate for the money.
But the bigger the storm, the pricier the fish.
Players who liked My Unemployment Life were starving for content, and streamers were just as hungry when they saw those desperate viewers. They wanted nothing more than to swallow up that traffic and rake in cash.
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Tempted by profit, the streamers immediately showed off every trick they had, demonstrating extraordinary streaming skills.
Some turned on their televisions and pretended to be watching TV when they were actually streaming My Unemployment Life. They lasted three hours before getting banned.
Some pretended to be sleep-companion streamers, sleeping in front of the camera while a palm-sized vanity mirror behind them played the relevant stream. Unfortunately, the moderators still spotted it and banned them.
Others simply opened text-stream rooms and directly converted their Dreamscape actions into text, but they were ultimately flagged through extracted keywords and banned.
Because Deputy Liu's current stream included elements such as a fallen city, puppet battles, and ruins, it was also identified as a stream of My Unemployment Life and immediately banned.
Once he learned the reason, Deputy Liu was first speechless, then found it absurd, and finally laughed in fury.