Zhaozhao walked over and leaned in beside the screen to check the situation. She didn't expect what she saw would shock her. The live - streaming room was in complete chaos.
It wasn't really a "chaos" in the strict sense. To be more accurate, a group of viewers in the live - streaming room were very united in attacking the room moderator of their live - streaming room. They were chattering away, in full swing.
However, no matter how intense the scolding in the live - streaming room was, the moderator remained as cold as ever, not uttering a single word in response.
He went his own way, extremely arrogant, maintaining his own style of doing things. He banned accounts and kicked people out as he pleased.
Zhaozhao watched for quite a while. It was rare for the viewers in the live - streaming room to be so united. They were so focused that they even forgot about Zhaozhao who had just entered. Their hands were flying over the keyboard, looking exactly like online trolls.
After watching for a long time, Zhaozhao couldn't help but admire this ill - tempered moderator who was keen on kicking people out.
No matter how the people in the live - streaming room scolded him, he remained unmoved. Zhaozhao's eyes swept across the screen. She thought some of the words were really over the top. Just looking at them made one's blood pressure soar.
The moderator seemed not to see them at all. He didn't kick out those who scolded him, but only the accounts that discussed Zhaozhao.
He seemed to be a person with an extremely strong possessive desire for the anchor Zhaozhao.
Taotie saw that his stupid master was actually getting engrossed in watching, so he had to tug at her corner of the clothes, looking unhappy, to remind her what she should do.
Zhaozhao looked down and saw her spiritual pet pouting. She pinched Taotie's soft and tender face after he transformed into a human form and whispered, "Don't worry. I haven't forgotten."
She deliberately coughed twice loudly, trying to get the attention of a group of irrational fans in the live - streaming room.
The effect was obvious. The people in the live - streaming room were attracted by the two coughs. They put down the keyboard that was almost on fire from their typing. Seeing Zhaozhao who they hadn't seen for two days, they sent out kind and nostalgic greetings.
All of a sudden, the atmosphere in the live - streaming room was completely different from before.
"Everyone, stop arguing. I'll handle this matter well, but don't scold others casually. It's not good," Zhaozhao advised her fans earnestly.
She could understand everyone's feelings, but she didn't approve of such a way.
After all, the result was obvious. The increasing scolding in the live - streaming room didn't stop the cold moderator. The matter wasn't solved at all. Instead, more serious problems arose. Just now, she saw several violation warnings pop up on the screen.
On the way back, Taotie had told her on the phone that after several such signs appeared, the live - streaming room was suddenly forced to close.
Most of the viewers were like Zhaozhao's mother - fans. They all spoiled Zhaozhao as their cloud - daughter. Those with other feelings were also willing to follow her. So when she stopped them, they all extinguished their anger.
At this moment, a group of demons only cared about asking Zhaozhao how she was, and some also took the time to care about their cloud - grandson Taotie.
They regarded Zhaozhao as their daughter. Since Zhaozhao said Taotie was her spiritual pet, according to the long - standing habits they had picked up from coexisting with human society, they naturally regarded Taotie as their grandson.
However, they didn't dare to call him that in front of Taotie. They could only call him that secretly in their hearts. After all, Taotie was still a fierce beast. If he knew he was regarded as a grandson, even if it was out of good intentions, he would probably get angry.
Zhaozhao accompanied the viewers and talked to them for a while to soothe their emotions. Since she entered the live - streaming room, the moderator hadn't kicked anyone out. He was very well - behaved.
The hands on the clock on the apartment wall had moved a bit more. Zhaozhao saw that the time was about right. After saying goodbye to everyone, she turned off the live - broadcast.
Taotie had been staring at her. He was extremely aggrieved and just wanted a result.
Unexpectedly, after waiting for a long time, he only saw his stupid master chatting with others and doing nothing. This made him very dissatisfied.
He twisted his butt and ran away with his mouth pouting.
Zhaozhao wasn't in a hurry when she saw this. She just regarded it as what was called the rebellious period on the Internet. Anyway, Taotie would always come back to her when he wanted to eat something delicious.
She remembered that the staff of the live - streaming platform had mentioned something about the moderator to her before, but she was too busy at that time and didn't pay much attention.
The live - streaming platform actually reserved a contact method for the anchor and the supporting moderator, but they could only contact through the live - streaming platform.
Zhaozhao wasn't sure if the other person was still online after the live - broadcast was turned off. She could only send a private message to the other person with the mentality of giving it a try.
"Hello. Are you there?" It was a very standard opening line for communication in human society.
The other person replied quickly: "Yes. What's the matter?"
Looking at the message, Zhaozhao thought that the other person seemed to be quite polite. Why was he so strange in the live - streaming room? She couldn't understand.
Since she couldn't figure it out, she simply asked directly: "Sorry to bother you. I'd like to ask if you have any opinions on my live - broadcast or the viewers? Your behavior today has seriously affected my live - broadcast. As you should have seen, the live - streaming room was filled with scolding, and it was forced to close several times. We can communicate well if there are any problems. I hope you won't do this anymore because this live - broadcast is quite important to me."
Zhaozhao used voice input. She wasn't very proficient in using the keyboard on her phone. It would be much more convenient to input such a long paragraph by voice.
At this moment, under the cold white light in a villa, Su Yuan looked at the message on his phone with a complicated expression. There was a bit of loss and melancholy in his heart.
The long paragraph was well - reasoned, far beyond Zhaozhao's previous level of "saying astonishing things". He could tell that Zhaozhao had made great progress recently. It should be that the teacher Song Yao found for her was teaching well.
Thinking of this, Su Yuan couldn't help but feel a bit regretful. He had originally planned to keep the girl by his side and teach her himself, but now things had turned out like this.
Every bit of Zhaozhao's progress and change was a reminder to him that his deliberate alienation had made him miss many precious changes in Zhaozhao.
The more this was the case, the stronger Su Yuan's desire to completely get rid of his inner demons and sins became.
His gaze fell on the Buye Cauldron placed not far away, and his eyes gradually darkened.
Ding - dong!
A message notification sound pulled Su Yuan back to reality. Without a doubt, it was from Zhaozhao: "Are you still there?"
Su Yuan let out a sigh of depression and typed a reply: "Still here."
"I have no opinions on your live - broadcast. You're doing a great job and you're very cute. I just don't like what some people in the live - streaming room said to you. It's not very respectful."
Su Yuan's possessiveness was indeed a bit too strong, but it wasn't the only reason for him to kick people out.
Some of the words said by people in the live - streaming room were really out of line, even some excessive fantasies.
"You're very cute. Those people's thoughts are so dirty."
Three messages were sent out in succession. Zhaozhao was slightly stunned when she saw them. She didn't expect the other person's reason. In fact, she hadn't really noticed those words.
The direct reason for her not noticing was that Zhaozhao was rather innocent. She simply didn't understand many implied words.
She sincerely thanked the other person. She had a lot to say, but it was hard to explain clearly by typing or voice. Her eyes caught sight of a voice call icon in the lower - right corner, and she directly made a call.
It would be more convenient to make a phone call.
On the other side, the Dragon Lord looked at the popped - up call, holding his phone as if it was a hot potato.
He didn't know whether to answer it or not.