Ordinary Livestream Room
Douluo Parodies: Grandmaster’s Cringe-Worthy Peace Sign Goes Viral!Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Power Progression
- 3Interface & Functions
- 3.1Viewing and Commentary
- 3.2Popularity Voting
- 3.3Privacy Restrictions
- 3.4Host Manipulation
- 4Audience Behavior
- 5Story Role / Major Arcs
- 5.1Yu Xiaogang’s Early Broadcasts
- 5.2Voting Under Outside Pressure
- 5.3Ten-Year Solitary Bamboo
- 5.4Bibi Dong and Gu Xingzhou
- 6Notable Voting Results
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Ordinary Livestream Room 1 |
| Original Name | 普通直播间 |
| Affiliation | One of the Fanfiction Livestream’s two audience rooms, alongside the Elite Livestream Room 1 |
| Occupation/Role | Public viewing, commentary, and popularity-voting channel for broadcasts across Douluo Continent 1 2 3 |
| Controller | Gu Xingzhou secretly controls the parent livestream’s presentation and can influence discussion through alternate accounts 3 13 |
| First Appearance | Established when the Fanfiction Livestream descends upon Douluo Continent 1 |
Power Progression
The documented levels belong to the parent Fanfiction Livestream system, not to a separately ranked Ordinary Room 3 6.
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Livestream LV1 | 1 2 3 | Launches with Elite and Ordinary rooms, continent-wide performances, and no performer rewards or punishments. Popularity voting subsequently determines the next performer. |
| Livestream LV2 | 3 6 | Unlocks after cumulative popularity reaches the 100-million threshold. Adds another daily performer slot and program, two-performer competition, a random reward for the winner, and a compulsory random punishment for the loser. |
Interface & Functions
Viewing and Commentary
- Viewers receive floating ink-wash scrolls displaying the broadcast. At the end of the first session, the public scrolls disappear and communication becomes unavailable 1 3.
- Ordinary Room comments can be read by Elite Room members; Liu Erlong directly reacts to its discussion about voting against Yu Xiaogang 10.
- Unlike the real-name Elite Room, the Ordinary Room permits discussion without the same reputational and relationship constraints. Its commentary is notably less restrained 5 9 15.
- The parent livestream can interrupt viewers’ sleep for an emergency broadcast, as it does during Tang San’s choking incident 4.
Popularity Voting
- Each viewer receives one Popularity Vote after a completed broadcast 2 6.
- Initially, three additional candidates compete against the featured performer for selection in the next livestream 2 3.
- After the upgrade, audience votes also decide which of two performers receives a reward and which receives punishment 6 10 11.
- By the selection following Yu Xiaogang’s pole-dancing punishment, the two highest-polling candidates are chosen to perform 12 13.
- Voting is anonymous, but viewers can voluntarily reveal their choices to outside observers 3.
Privacy Restrictions
- When a performance involves a woman’s private exposure, male viewers receive only a brief text description; female viewers retain the visual broadcast 21 22.
- The reverse rule applies to a male performer’s private exposure 21.
- Restricted viewers cannot bypass the rule by looking at another viewer’s scroll offline 21.
Host Manipulation
- Gu Xingzhou chooses ballot candidates and the information shown about them, despite the livestream publicly presenting selections as random 13.
- He creates alternate accounts to steer Ordinary Room discussion toward selecting him 13.
- He cannot directly control viewers’ votes. Audience decisions remain a restriction on his otherwise extensive control over the show 13.
Audience Behavior
The Ordinary Room represents a collection of spectators rather than a single speaking personality. Its discussions range from mockery and suggestive speculation to fear of retaliation and genuine uncertainty about the livestream’s powers 2 3 8 19.
- Appetite for humiliation: Viewers ridicule Yu Xiaogang’s theories and solemn image after his rooftop performance, asking for more entertainment after a day’s work 2.
- Preference for female performers: During Xiao Wu’s nomination, commenters campaign for her to dance and describe a working student as safer to target than the Pope 6.
- Envy of advancement: Some argue against rewarding Yu Xiaogang because a breakthrough—or godhood—would make his mockers feel like failures 10.
- Uncertainty about fiction: Tang San’s simulated ascension prompts arguments over whether the broadcast is an illusion, temporarily supplied power, or evidence of a usable cultivation method 8.
- Susceptibility to spectacle: Commenters propose digging up Lone Bamboo themselves; its appearance as Tang San’s real reward renews debate over the supposed path to godhood 8 11.
- Occasional sympathy: During Gu Xingzhou’s mother-and-son scene with Bibi Dong, some viewers worry about his safety and promise to vote for him 19.
Story Role / Major Arcs
Yu Xiaogang’s Early Broadcasts
The Ordinary Room initially enjoys Yu Xiaogang’s compulsory victory pose without sharing the Elite Room’s anxiety about becoming performers themselves. Its spectators mock him, question his reputation, and request more provocative subjects 2.
During Tang San’s rescue, the room turns first aid into another source of jokes. Some viewers immediately promise Yu Xiaogang their next vote because of the outrageous performance 5.
Voting Under Outside Pressure
The first candidate vote exposes the limits of livestream anonymity. Spirit Hall representatives threaten punishment for publicly mocking Bibi Dong or openly announcing votes for her, while acknowledging that anonymous ballots cannot be traced through the room 3.
The Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Sect offers cash to viewers whose votes for Yu Xiaogang are witnessed by its disciples. Commenters explicitly favor the tangible payment over the fictional entertainment 3.
Ten-Year Solitary Bamboo
The room follows Tang San’s pole-vaulting ascension and Yu Xiaogang’s fart-powered pursuit with disbelief and enthusiasm. However, after their simulated fight, some spectators favor Tang San to prevent Yu Xiaogang from receiving a powerful reward 8 10.
Bibi Dong and Gu Xingzhou
Gu Xingzhou uses alternate accounts to encourage his own nomination. Bibi Dong’s participation excites the room, but Spirit Hall’s earlier threats continue to discourage voting 13.
During “Emergency Rescue Theater,” spectators speculate about Bibi Dong’s relationship with Yu Xiaogang, invent family-role jokes, and debate whether she might retaliate against Gu Xingzhou afterward 15 17 19. The later privacy restrictions frustrate viewers expecting unrestricted access to the treatment scenes 20 21 22.
Notable Voting Results
These are continent-wide totals, not separate tallies for the Ordinary Room.
| Vote | Documented Result | Audience Context |
|---|---|---|
| First performer-selection vote | Yu Xiaogang: 50 million; Bibi Dong: 8 million; Ning Fengzhi: 2 million; Dugu Bo: 1 million; 39 million abstain 3 | Discussion is shaped by sect payments, Spirit Hall threats, and fear of Dugu Bo 3. |
| Selection after Tang San’s rescue | Yu Xiaogang: 40 million; Xiao Wu: 39 million 6 | Ordinary viewers campaign for Xiao Wu, but Yu Xiaogang narrowly wins 6. |
| Ten-Year Solitary Bamboo competition | Tang San: 60 million; Yu Xiaogang: 30 million; 10 million abstain 11 | Some commenters oppose giving Yu Xiaogang a potentially transformative reward 10. |
| Next two-performer selection | Bibi Dong: 12 million; Gu Xingzhou: 10 million; 72 million abstain 13 | Gu Xingzhou steers discussion toward himself; commenters cite fear of Spirit Hall as a reason for widespread abstention 13. |