1199 Restarting the Livestream (1/2)

There were many people waiting on the livestream application—fans, admins of the app, the competitors of the admins, watchers from other apps, bystanders—and all these people were waiting for Sihwa to come online and explain herself.

Even though she doesn't live stream every day in the past either, it's an extremely important period right now. Her two days of disappearance had given everyone ample time to guess what is going on. Some said that she's ashamed to face the public again after forging the saving. Some said that she's discouraged by the cyber bullying she had experienced. Some said that she's just waiting for the worst of the storm to pass first. But, not many people believe in the true truth — that she can't come online the past two days.

When Sihwa started her livestream again, the audience that received the notification immediately flooded in.

It was afternoon in China right now. A fair number of home-stayers were online right now, all wanting to get the first-hand information at the earliest possible second.

Sihwa was surprised at the amount of people in her livestream. She had never had this many people watch her stream at any one point in time. She was worried that the room would be too full. In her understanding, a livestream was just a bigger room.

All she was thinking of right now were the lines that she had practiced with Zhang Zian. With how nervous, angry, and even shy she was, she barely said a word for dozens of seconds.

This wasn't like her at all. She'd used to start praising herself the moment the livestream started, showing off how much money she had and then getting angry because of her fans' teasing and playful questioning.Find authorized novels in Webnovel，faster updates, better experience，Please click for visiting.

This abnormal activity just made her fans more worried, and the bystanders had guessed whether she was going to take out an apology letter to read.

”Sihwa! Say something! What are you spacing out for?”

”Has it started? I thought I had it muted!”

”Holy sh*t! What a beautiful streamer! How high does she have her filter?”

”Hehe, hurry and tell the truth to everyone. Give your supportive fans an answer.”

”Can you all shut up? Don't you see she's scared?”

The crowded comments made her even more lost. She shot Zhang Zian a look, not knowing what to do.

He guessed she might be uncomfortable with the other elfins looking at her, so he adjusted the window into a matte finish, blocking her from the elfin's eyes, but they can still hear her words.

Clearly, she was significantly less stressed, as though she was back to the simple yet familiar bathroom of the pet shop's second floor.

”Hm hm! Your beautiful and rich mermaid, Sihwa, is back online! Did you miss me? I'll give you three choices—missed me, missed me a lot, missed me to death! I know you all want to choose number three, haha, so don't die! Since I'm the savior of your life, you should send me some gifts, right?”

She pointed at her own face, shamelessly hinting, ”I'm a person of the sea, so it would be best if you can gift me something that's of the sea too!”

Something of the sea—that, of course, pointed to the most expensive of the gifts, the Chinese Mitten Crab.

She was back, clearly piss-poor yet always trying to make herself seem richer than she was. Sihwa was back, and so was a whole slew of teasing.

Of course, a lot of people gave her gifts. They knew that this was when Sihwa needed the most support, and they had made fan groups of their own accord, giving money, time, and effort when they could, gathering their cash together to buy gifts for her.