[Mo Dao Zu Shi Fanfiction] I Raise A Ying in Yiling

Wei Chaoyan's mind went blank. Her trembling hands gripped the armrests of the chair she was sitting on tightly, and her trembling lips tentatively uttered, "Dad, Mom, are you there? I... I'm Yan Yan..."

The screen in the live stream was instantly cleared, leaving only a few comments from Wei Chaoyan's parents and other relatives, all of which were "Yanzai, don't cry, Dad's here," "Yanzai, don't cry, Mom's here," "Sister," "Little sister," etc.

With tears in her eyes, Wei Chaoyan read through the text line by line, her heart filled with joy. She said with deep remorse, "Mom and Dad, I'm sorry, I'm an unfilial daughter, I've made you sad!"

I'm so sorry that you had to suffer the pain of "parents outliving their children" by passing away at such a young age!

I'm sorry, I left this world before I could even take care of you. Fortunately, my younger brother and sister are still here, so you won't be left without anyone to rely on in your old age!

I'm sorry, before you could even recover from the pain of losing me, your daughter has reappeared in your lives in this strange way, causing you to worry and be anxious about me from a distance of a world!

The words Wei Chaoyan felt guilty about not saying aloud were understood by her parents and relatives in the live broadcast room. They all tacitly remained silent, only offering words of comfort.

"No, that's not true, Yan's son," Yan's father said proudly. "You were in trouble trying to save someone. We're so worried about you, how could we blame you?"

Without offering any grand words of comfort, Yan's mother simply said, "Yan'er, you must take good care of yourself in that world! Don't work too hard, and don't do any dangerous things anymore. Just stay safe and sound!" She choked up a little and continued, "If there's anything you don't know how to do, don't be afraid to speak up. Your parents are here. We may not be able to help you much, but we can still give you advice, okay?! Remember that?"

“That’s right, your mom is right, we’re here.” Wei’s father nodded repeatedly in agreement. “If you don’t know what to do, tell us, we’ll give you some advice. After all, your parents have been in the workforce for decades longer than you, so we have a lot more experience. Don’t try to figure things out on your own, okay?”

Wei Chaoyan nodded repeatedly to indicate that she understood. Her other relatives also offered words of comfort, making her feel that she was no longer alone. With so many supportive family members from different backgrounds, she wasn't lonely at all! o(*≧▽≦)ツ┏━┓

After exchanging pleasantries and comforting each other for a while, everyone calmed down. Then, one of Wei Chaoyan's straightforward cousins ​​from her previous life started asking, "Sister Yan Yan, do you know that your live streaming system 001 has turned itself into a blank slate? Also, this live stream appeared here a month ago and caused a sensation all over the world. Can you check the system backend to see if there is any private messaging function? Otherwise, if we want to say something private, it will be exposed to everyone. We have no privacy at all o(￣ヘ￣o)."

"Huh? Oh, let me look." Wei Chaoyan was extremely surprised. She never expected System 001 to have such capabilities. Now, she had embarrassed herself in front of the whole world!

Wei Chaoyan's face turned red. Her tactless younger cousin delivered another blow to her heart: "Sis, do you know that whenever your emotions fluctuate too much, your inner thoughts are projected onto the live stream?"

"Wh...what?" Wei Chaoyan's face went blank, refusing to believe the news. However, her younger cousin punctured her self-deceiving facade, and Wei Chaoyan clutched her chest, not knowing what to say for a moment.

She could only keep poking around in the system backend, trying to find the blocking switch, but she couldn't find it no matter how many times she looked. Extremely embarrassed and annoyed, Wei Chaoyan asked, "001, come out here and turn off this damn function! How come you've turned off so many powerful functions and still have this thing?! Don't I have any dignity?"

"Get out here right now!!"

"Ding, host, number 001 is here." The system responded, but unfortunately it didn't bring good news.

"Beep, the streamer's request is invalid and will not be approved."

"Why? Shouldn't this be considered my privacy? Broadcasting my thoughts so openly, isn't that an invasion of my right to privacy?" Wei Chaoyan asked incredulously.

"Ding, this function is a basic function of this system. It was specially left by the system designers to help all the streamers. It cannot be blocked or turned off," 001 replied.

"why?"

"Beep, the answer to this question involves the origin of this system. The streamer's current level is zero, and they do not have permission to know." Number 001 answered in a matter-of-fact manner.

"When will I have the authority to know? How do I upgrade my system level?" Wei Chaoyan asked through gritted teeth, enunciating each word clearly.

"Beep, the system is currently severely damaged and unable to answer the question for the streamer. Please explore on your own." Without waiting for Wei Chaoyan's reaction, the system went offline, leaving Wei Chaoyan standing there, her face turning ashen with anger.

Everyone was speechless watching the back-and-forth battle between the streamer and the system. When Wei Chaoyan finally ended this suffocating conversation, the others who had just been invisible jumped out to show their presence.

Before Wei Chaoyan could even process her anger, she was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information on the screen. Amidst this sea of ​​diverse messages, only one line caught her attention: a message from the Chinese government: "Hello Ms. Wei Chaoyan, I am a representative of the Chinese government. On behalf of China, I welcome Ms. Wei, who has successfully returned home after traveling far from home."

Just a few dozen words in that short line made Wei Chaoyan feel the welcoming and friendly attitude of the Chinese government, reminding her of the unparalleled sense of security she felt when she lived under the protection of the Chinese government in the past. This made Wei Chaoyan, who had read countless online novels in her previous life, make a decision.