CSGO Unboxing Streamer: A Charity-Driven Tycoon

Chapter 20: 4,000 Followers Turning into 400,000 Followers
"Well then! See you tomorrow!"

Downstairs in the dormitory.

Fu Xiaoli turned around, put her hands behind her back, and gave Lu Yiming a playful smile.

At this moment, she no longer felt the same tension as before.

Just as Sun Yawen relayed Lu Yiming's words.

The two people's love had nothing to do with money.

She doesn't need to care too much.

Upon hearing this, Lu Yiming smiled, nodded, and waved.

After watching her walk into the building, he looked up at the apartment building and murmured, "I wonder if there are any larger rooms available for rent here."

Buying a house is not in his current plans.

There are no plans for this, at least not this year.

He was quite familiar with local housing prices, but the golden age of real estate speculation was over; at best, he could turn 100 into 180.

This return is far less than the other options he currently has access to.

Go home.

I chatted with Fu Xiaoli for a while.

After composing himself, Lu Yiming calmed down.

The live stream has started.

"Good evening, brothers! Putting everything else aside, let's have a live stream giveaway and giveaway! Let's welcome our live stream manager, Miss Liuli!"

The contract has been sent to the Shark platform.

The signing was officially completed in the afternoon.

These words made the viewers look at the suffix of the live stream.

They do indeed already have the agent label.

There are only fifty agents in the entire gaming sector, and at this stage they are basically all unknowns, so many viewers were confused when they heard this.

It wasn't until someone in the live chat explained that it was similar to signing a contract.

Only then did I realize that Lu Yiming had finally officially signed a contract with the platform!

After a series of interactive moments during the broadcast.

Viewers started urging him to hurry up in the live chat.

[Vague Clouds: Host, log into my account first today! I've prepared a hundred boxes of life-or-death supplies! They've been in the queue for days!]

[User 2023339: Your 100 boxes are nothing! Streamer, log into my account first! I have 500 boxes!]

[Rainy Day: Can you tell me about my two hundred boxes of gloves and weapons?]

Looking at the comments section.

Lu Yiming smiled and shook his head, saying, "No rush to unpack today! Didn't I buy the Dark Gold 661 before? Plus, I already have the commemorative Dragon Sniper rifle, so I was thinking of getting a full set of top-tier stock. What do you guys think of this weapon? Give me your feedback~"

As he finished speaking, Lu Yiming displayed a webpage in the live stream room.

You can see that Lu Yiming's smile in the live stream is quite wicked.

Um.
Anyone who is even slightly ugly can be described as sleazy.

However, at this moment, the viewers' attention was entirely focused on the accessories in the picture.

M4A4 Dark Gold Roar!

The Roar gun is no longer available due to copyright issues, and the number of unique versions in existence is now limited to 134.

The current market price is around 14,000.

It can be considered the only skin in the T0 tier for the M4A4 in terms of price.

The Dark Gold Roar truly ignited screams from the entire audience.

The comments on the screen were all telling him to buy it!

However, Lu Yiming did buy it, but what no one expected was that after paying for one item, he immediately paid for a second one.

Just as they were about to type a question mark.

Lu Yiming then started buying a third item.

Until five consecutive payments are made.

He exhaled in the live stream and said, "Awesome!"

He had wanted to do this for a long time.

Accessories were really cheap during that period. For example, this Roaring item, which was worth 14,000, increased to 100,000 five years later!

Although 100,000 may not necessarily sell it quickly.

However, there is a 100% certainty that someone will be willing to take over the 80,000.

Five items, no more, no less.

Even if he loses 80,000 later, it will still be more than he made from speculating on real estate now. He's definitely happy.

But the viewers in the live stream were going crazy.

At this point, nearly 80% of the comments in the bullet screen were question marks.

Is the streamer really not afraid of a market crash? They're willing to buy at such a high price?

[The Roaring Edition has already increased in price fivefold, and this streamer dares to buy five of them! He's a true warrior!]

[To be honest, the streamer is pretty bold! Those seventy-odd butterfly knives of yours have probably fallen back to their original value by now, haven't they?]

Who would use a butterfly knife?! It's so clunky, I wouldn't know how to use it even if you gave it to me!

Lu Yiming's previous move of hoarding butterfly knives.

It was after the Dragon Sniper rifle became popular.

Many players ridiculed him as an idiot.

Lu Yiming did not explain this, but only repeatedly stated that the loss would not be much.

At this point, these comments appeared in the live chat.

Lu Yiming chuckled softly, "It's true that you might lose money, but that's how investing is. If you want to make money, you naturally have to bear certain risks, just like throwing money into the stock market. I didn't plan to hoard much this time; I'll just spend all the money I've invested and that's it!"

Done.

Lu Yiming showed his platform balance.

Looking at the account, there was still over 900,000 yuan left.

Many viewers couldn't help but rub their eyes and double-check.

Then came an even more frenzied barrage of question marks being typed into the live chat.

[Holy crap! 666! Did the streamer prepare a million?]

[I knew this streamer must be a rich kid! He just threw in a million-dollar trinket?!]

[Is it an event that's four thousand followers turning into four hundred thousand followers?]

One million! Just like that, it all went into the game?!

The reactions from the viewers were very strong.

Lu Yiming was very satisfied with this.

This is what he wants to achieve.

It was worth it for him to proactively contact the platform at the bank that afternoon for that million.

Make sense.

The customer service representative was stunned for a long time when he heard that he wanted to spend a million.

Although they didn't offer him a discount, they did provide a channel for large-amount top-ups, saving him the trouble of potentially being limited or having his card locked due to excessive top-ups.

soon.

The news that Lu Yiming had decided to acquire a million units of inventory spread like wildfire throughout CSGO.

Even in Eggplant's live stream, people were spamming.

Even other major game streamers have it.

Millions of dollars spent.

The entertainment value of this show is absolutely explosive!
It even alarmed the major CSGO dealers on Tieba (a Chinese online forum).

CSGO merchant Xiaoqi sent a rocket during a live stream!
[CSGO trader Xiaoqi: Streamer, just tell me what you want! Definitely cheaper than market price. For orders under 10,000 RMB, you can pay after delivery, or have Qiezi guarantee the delivery!]

Market transaction fees are outrageous.

There is also a daily limit on withdrawals.

Basically, most jewelry items priced above 5,000 yuan are sold through escrow services.

Lu Yiming is already looking at the Quenched 661, which costs only around 10,000 yuan.

After seeing the donations and the subsequent bullet comments.

Lu Yiming shook his head and said, "No need! I only use the platform! I think you understand what I mean. Thanks for the Super Rockets you sent, brother. If you want to get a refund, you can contact the moderator, Liuli!"

As soon as these words came out.

The other person stopped talking.

At this point, some viewers couldn't help but ask him why he didn't take the cheaper option.

Seeing these comments.

Lu Yiming said softly, "First of all, I don't know his source of goods! If it's from a gambling channel, Valve can blacklist my account. Only by trading through a legitimate platform like Bafu can the items in my hands be compliant and legal. Even if the items come from a gambling channel, it's still an official problem. You don't think the seven-day cooldown period is just to protect your inventory from being stolen, do you?"

This is the result of his consultation through customer service channels.

That's why they dared to stockpile goods so openly.

The merchants whose warehouses were shut down were either using black market credit cards or involved in online gambling; they would rather spend more money than take that kind of risk.

(End of this chapter)