For the Livestream

"Was that video of your chicken real or fake?"

Song Fengying hadn't ended her livestream. Instead, she had the two young women continue dancing energetically in the square while she opened an alternate account and pulled Zhang Xuezhou into a private livestream room.

The private livestream room was somewhat like a video chat on a messaging app, but its resolution was far clearer, and it didn't lag.

Zhang Xuezhou had to admit that his mother really was a little amazing.

At first, the livestream audience was largely confined to the area around Sudong City. Not many people used the software, and the livestream audience was smaller still. At its busiest, having a hundred or so people in the room was already considered good.

Back then, the software wasn't under much operating pressure, so it ran relatively smoothly.

By the time Zhang Xuezhou took the college entrance exam, it had become a modest hit, and registered users had quickly surpassed ten thousand. The servers had begun to strain, leaving Song Fengying both happy and worried as she expanded their capacity.

Then, after she began working with Wang Li, Flying Entertainment Livestream entered a period of rapid growth.

Zhang Xuezhou didn't know what upgrades had been made to the software and servers, but after several waves of news that had rocked the Scarlet Alliance State and targeted competition from major livestreaming apps, both in the open and behind the scenes, Flying Entertainment Livestream had not only survived but flourished.

The crowd effect drew countless curious people, and both registered users and concurrent viewers on Flying Entertainment Livestream kept reaching new highs.

Yet no matter what happened, Flying Entertainment Livestream continued to run smoothly enough.

That was rather absurd. When Zhang Xuezhou used a messaging app for a video call over a short