I'm Not Afraid of My Wife Being 30 Years Old, I'm Afraid of Her Knowing Everything

104: You need to have a special skill.Little Wild Cat looked at the screen showing her stream had been banned, but she wasn’t too surprised.

She understood the platform’s rules very well and knew that the action she had just performed would get her banned.

The reason she still performed that action was because being punished for losing a PK was a customary rule among Streamers.

Although she could have welched on it, that would have caused resentment among the Stream Viewers in her chat, which would have been counterproductive.

Little Wild Cat opened her stream’s backend to check, and when she saw it was only a 3-day ban, she breathed a sigh of relief:

”It’s a good thing it’s only a 3-day ban, otherwise I would have suffered a huge loss. The most crucial thing now is to find a way to keep those old fans, and while I’m at it, developing some new big brothers is the main priority.”

Little Wild Cat clicked on her stream’s backend and found that her messages had reached ”99+”, making her eyelids twitch:

”What’s going on? Why are there so many backend messages today?”

Little Wild Cat hurriedly opened the messages to take a look, and it turned out that many fans had sent private messages with various requests.

For example, asking for her worn pantyhose, leg photos, and even more outrageous requests.

There were also generous Stream Viewers who said they could pay to purchase them.

Little Wild Cat also noticed that although her stream had been banned, her follower count had actually increased by a few hundred. This discovery made her overjoyed:

”These lecherous old guys actually followed me just because of one action. Does this count as a blessing in disguise? Although these are all new followers, there might be a big brother among them. I need to carefully screen them; this is a great opportunity to filter for quality fans. I can’t miss it...”

Little Wild Cat began to reply to the backend messages one by one, screening for high-quality fans.

On the other side, in Wen Jiajia’s stream.

After seeing that Little Wild Cat’s stream had been banned, the Stream Viewers sent barrage comments expressing their regret one after another.

”I haven’t seen enough yet, and the stream’s already banned. What a pity.”

”Damn, that flash of pink was really alluring; it was even more satisfying than watching racy videos.”

”Little Wild Cat is a real talent. Wearing such a short cat-girl outfit without wearing leggings underneath—she’s not even afraid of having a wardrobe malfunction!”

”Streamer, when are you going to do another PK with Little Wild Cat? We still want to watch, haha...”

”...”

Wen Jiajia’s expression didn’t change much after seeing that Little Wild Cat’s stream had been banned.

She wasn’t close with Little Wild Cat, so this had nothing to do with her.

What she cared about now was that the number of concurrent viewers in her stream had actually exceeded three thousand.

Her follower count had also increased from three thousand to five thousand.

This change made her feel joyful inside:

”I’ve been streaming for so long and only managed to gather three thousand followers, and many of those are inactive. Just from one PK session, my follower count has surged by two thousand. This is a real surprise. I have to share this with Jiang Hao so he can be happy too...”

Wen Jiajia interacted with the Stream Viewers in her chat while sending messages to Jiang Hao.

Jiang Hao wasn’t too excited after seeing Wen Jiajia’s message.

For him, this small increase in followers was nothing; it wasn’t worth getting excited about at all.

However, Jiang Hao didn’t dampen Wen Jiajia’s enthusiasm.

From Wen Jiajia’s perspective, this was indeed something worth being happy about.

Jiang Hao sent a message asking Wen Jiajia:

”Do you have any special talents? Like singing, dancing, or maybe gaming?”

Seeing Jiang Hao’s message, Wen Jiajia knew what he meant.

She herself was very clear about this. If she wanted to join the ranks of big Streamers, relying solely on her looks and figure wasn’t a long-term solution. Having her own special talent was the true key to success, and only then could she maintain her persona.

After pondering for a moment, Wen Jiajia told Jiang Hao:

”I can sing and dance, but it’s not my strong suit. As for games, I know a little LOL, but my skills aren’t very good. I also know Dungeon & Fighter, but I’m actually very skilled at the game ’Speed Drifters’; I’m considered a bit of an expert at it. As for anything else, I’m really not very good at it...”

Seeing Wen Jiajia’s message, Jiang Hao’s eyes lit up:

”Wen Jiajia actually plays ’Speed Drifters’. Although this game is relatively niche now and not many people play it, interacting with the Stream Viewers from time to time, holding giveaways, and giving out perks is also a good way to attract followers.”

”But this still isn’t enough. After all, games can only attract a small portion of followers. I have to come up with something fresh, but what kind of fresh thing should I come up with?”

Jiang Hao racked his brains, and finally, he thought of a solution and told Wen Jiajia.

”Relying just on games won’t be enough to attract too many followers. How about this: you can start an emotional short play theater. This emotional short play theater isn’t about you playing matchmaker or anything like that, but rather...”

After Jiang Hao’s explanation, Wen Jiajia understood how the emotional short play theater worked and was very much in agreement:

”Jiang Hao, this emotional short play theater of yours is quite interesting. If I can really pull it off, it will definitely be a major highlight of my stream and will surely keep many followers. However, to do it well, I’ll need corresponding scripts, topics, and so on.”

”If that’s the case, it will probably be difficult for me to handle it alone. I definitely need a helper. One person’s imagination is limited, so it’s better to pool our wisdom...”

Wen Jiajia communicated her thoughts to Jiang Hao, and Jiang Hao agreed with her view.

”You’re right. For the stream to get on the right track, it’s really difficult to rely solely on yourself. You need a reliable team. By the way, haven’t you been contacting experienced acquaintances in the industry over the past two days? Have there been any results?”

Wen Jiajia told Jiang Hao:

”Yes, I’ve already contacted several people. Currently, there are only two who have shown interest and can be confirmed. They should be coming over to discuss the relevant details in a couple of days.”

”I’m thinking that since the Media Company’s business isn’t very extensive right now, we should first assemble a basic team. Once the company is officially operating, we can slowly look for suitable candidates to expand the team. What do you think?”

Jiang Hao thought about it, and that seemed feasible.

”You should finalize the candidates as soon as possible. I’ll be able to handle the company’s related processes in another two or three days. I plan to have the company officially up and running before I start school. You need to speed things up on your end. If you don’t have suitable people, let Sister Mi help you to get your stream running for now; it will be relatively easier that way...”

While Jiang Hao and Wen Jiajia were discussing matters regarding the Media Company, Xiao Mi suddenly initiated a video call.

”Why is she making a video call at this time?”

Jiang Hao thought for a moment, but still answered Xiao Mi’s video call.

Through Xiao Mi’s camera, Jiang Hao saw that she was still wearing her work uniform, so she must have just gotten off work:

”Sister Mi, did you just get off work?”

Xiao Mi nodded at the camera and smiled:

”Yes, I just got off work. Jiang Hao, what are you busy with?”

Jiang Hao could tell from Xiao Mi’s voice that she seemed quite exhausted and looked very tired.