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

Wei Chaoyan thought for a moment and asked, "Then, number 001, how many points does my live stream have now?"

Number 001 quickly scanned the backend data and said, "Ding, the streamer has been broadcasting for one month and five days, with the actual number of online viewers remaining stable at 23,400. Currently, the number of online viewers has reached the standard of 10,000 and has been maintained for a month, so the actual points earned are 14,000."

"Wait, 001, isn't the number of viewers in my live stream consistently 23,400? Why are my points being awarded based on the minimum standard?" Wei Chaoyan asked anxiously.

"Yes, host. For the sake of convenience, all points are calculated based on the minimum standard. If you want to get more points, please reach the next number of participants as soon as possible."

"How is the time calculated?"

"Beep, the data before a certain standard is reached has been counted and will not be counted again. The data for the period before the next standard is reached will be counted according to the existing standard."

"Oh? So, for the past six months, the points for my live stream, which consistently had over 20,000 viewers, were calculated based on a one-month viewership?" Wei Chaoyan asked.

“Yes, host,” replied No. 001.

"Okay then! How many fans do I have right now?" Wei Chaoyan asked with some anticipation.

"Ding, according to the data statistics, the streamer currently has 95 fans, of which 20 are the streamer's relatives in China, 25 are affiliated with the Chinese government, 33 are pure fans of WangXian, and the remaining 27 are attracted by the streamer's live broadcast content."

After listening to the data analysis from No. 001, Wei Chaoyan was utterly disheartened. She had envisioned her livestream attracting at least ten million viewers and tens of thousands of fans! And what was the result? These dismal numbers were even less than some of the less popular female streamers! Her livestream was supposed to be the first of its kind in another world, right? With this kind of data and popularity, it had absolutely no presence! She had clearly been dreaming!

Number 001 didn't understand Wei Chaoyan's indignant feelings at the moment, but dutifully summarized: "The streamer's current data is too low. Please improve the quality of the live stream content to attract more viewers!"

"Oh, okay, I understand." Wei Chaoyan was disheartened by the dismal data and replied listlessly.

"Ding, is there anything else 001 can do for you, host?" 001's mechanical, emotionless voice continued to ring out.

“Yes,” Wei Chaoyan said.

"Ding, please speak, host." Number 001 answered in a formal and methodical manner.

"The main system said I can discuss with you how to define the scope of blocking certain psychological activities and communication with the live streaming system from the live stream audience," Wei Chaoyan said in one breath.

System 001 froze for a moment; I don't know what Wei Chaoyan meant by defining the shielding range.

Wei Chaoyan quickly explained, "For example, the content of my conversation with you this time, the system information you broadcast when you went online last time, and the meeting between Sister Liu and me in the system learning space not long ago—these all involve my or your privacy. Shouldn't we block some of these things from the viewers in the live stream? I can't always choose to use sleep blocking during my sleeping hours to avoid the viewers' eyes, can I? If this happens a few times, the viewers aren't stupid; they'll definitely notice something's wrong. Besides, it's very inconvenient to do this. What if there's an emergency that requires immediate communication? Even if I don't care about saving face and don't mind exposing all my little thoughts to everyone, don't you, 001, care about letting everyone know your dark history?"

When this was mentioned, Number 001 fell silent, probably recalling the stupid thing he did when he first went online and established contact with the streamer Wei Chaoyan. Everyone saw it at the time, and even though Number 001 was an intelligent data without human emotions, he couldn't help but turn pale.

"Ding, the host is absolutely right. I wonder what content the host would like to include in the blocking scope?" No. 001 asked.

Wei Chaoyan thought about it carefully before speaking seriously: "First, matters involving my privacy, such as my communication with my family members in the modern Chinese world, and my contact and conversations with Chinese government personnel, are all classified as privacy and can be included in the blocking scope."

Secondly, I need to censor some sensitive topics about the system's internal workings, such as how to acquire system points and the criteria for identifying fans in the live stream.

As for my other thoughts and feelings, I am willing to abide by the system rules and share them with the viewers in the live stream.

Upon receiving Wei Chaoyan's reply, No. 001 paused slightly. The data center quickly analyzed whether Wei Chaoyan's conditions violated any rules. After several analyses, it was found that the two conditions did not exceed the system's restrictions and met the negotiation and correction authority granted by the main system. Since there was no violation of system rules and it was within the scope allowed by the main system, No. 001 had no reason to refuse. Therefore, it readily reached an agreement with Wei Chaoyan. From then on, whenever Wei Chaoyan encountered anything within the censorship range during her live stream, No. 001 would proactively and discreetly censor it so that the viewers in the live stream would not hear it, relieving Wei Chaoyan of many concerns.