Because Youyu suspended operations for rectification, Yun Qiluo, like other hosts on the site, couldn’t stream temporarily either.
Whether the site could eventually be restored at that time was still an open question.
However, Luo Luo wasn’t worried at all.
The beautiful woman said she could still stream, so she definitely could.
She had a lot of trust in Yan Yan’s words, after all, he was always so amazing!
After finishing the morning classes, the two of them went out to have lunch, bought some fruit tea, and completely relaxed.
Usually, they would be streaming at this time, so having nothing to do felt a bit unaccustomed instead.
Yun Qiluo simply went back to the dormitory, lazily lying on the table with Song Shijia, playing on their phones.
The other two people in the dorm were not there, making it unexpectedly peaceful and free.
The two of them each holding a cup of fruit tea, several bags of small snacks they just bought from the school gate were placed on the table.
Song Shijia was as usual browsing news about her male idol.
As she browsed, she happily marveled: "Recently, Ji Shen has been really diligent, his updates on Weibo in the past few days are almost catching up to a year’s worth, is it because he has been relatively free lately?"
She didn’t know if it was her illusion, but she felt like ever since she casually mentioned on Weibo about when Ji Shen would post again.
Ji Shen’s Weibo had genuinely been updating a lot more frequently than before, almost becoming daily updates, and finally not just ads and reposts! Read complete version only at novel✶fire.net
In these few days, the fans were as excited as if it were New Year.
While Song Shijia was also excited, there was a faint feeling in her heart, could it be that Ji Shen saw her Weibo and suddenly started posting more frequently?
After all, he wasn’t someone who liked to post on Weibo before, even when he did, he rarely said much...
Although now he still says little, the number of posts makes it seem more than before.
However, this must only be a coincidence.
After all, he has so many fans, as high as forty million, an unprecedented person in the e-sports circle, almost catching up with some popular celebrities, how could he possibly see her Weibo?
Moreover, Ji Shen rarely goes on Weibo.
Even more impossible to idly browse through his fans’ Weibo.
On Yun Qiluo’s side, she was chatting with her fans on Weibo.
She was also one of those ghosting-type bloggers, only going online occasionally, so the fans were very happy.
After chatting for a while, she thought about the things her classmates discussed in class, and so she turned to check the trending searches for news about Youyu.
Then she discovered that besides the news of Youyu getting into trouble, yesterday’s event video was also leaked out.
Especially the part of her being interviewed, it was reposted by many people.
Yun Qiluo didn’t even need to click on the video, the girl in the red dress was clearly herself at a glance.
Looking at the titles of those accounts, only a few would mention her streamer ID, Little Demon Fairy Luoluo.
Although it seemed like no one had recognized it was her, she still felt a bit guilty.
She sneaked a peek at the comments and found that most people in the front rows were praising her.
Scrolling down, she saw several netizens starting to show confusion.
[Why does this name look so familiar? I thought it was that cute girl from Nan University before.]
[Is it a name collision?]
[How could it be, who else would take such a silly name? Is this streamer trying to ride the hype?]
[The little streamer in the video is so cute, there’s no way she’s the type to ride the hype, just a name collision!]