The streamer is incredibly popular, and the top spender on her is vying to pamper her.

Late at night, a short essay suddenly appeared in the shark community, immediately causing a stir.

Solid evidence confirms that the female streamer known for her striking looks, nicknamed "Century Egg and Lean Pork Congee," secretly stole money from top male viewers.

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I didn't want to speak out, but this streamer has gone too far. My little fish has chosen to remain silent, but that doesn't mean the fans will pretend not to hear.

As everyone knows, Chaomu has always supported Xiaoxiaoyuer and is her only "big brother." He has never given gifts to other female streamers. I don't know what shady things you did behind the scenes to steal Chaomu away, and then you pretend to be innocent and despicable. I hate scheming bitches like you who say one thing and do another. I don't know how you managed to steal all those "big brothers" from her.

Little Fish is weak-willed and unwilling to break ties, but we fans are not afraid of you. You scheming bitch will get your comeuppance and retribution sooner or later.

The accompanying images are screenshots of donations made by Chaomu (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9).

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The account that posted this short essay is newly registered; this is the only short essay on the homepage.

Normally, posts from accounts like this should go unnoticed, but the fact that they're trending on Shark Search clearly indicates that someone is pulling the strings behind the scenes.

The phrase "century egg and lean pork congee" has long been familiar to netizens, and when someone dares to openly criticize it, they flock to the comments section to watch the spectacle.

[666, it's always these women who cause so much trouble, always starting fights.]

Who is Little Fish? Never heard of him.

[I've had a feeling something was off about this century egg and lean pork congee for a while now. It's only been at Shark for a short time, and suddenly so many brothers and sisters are protecting it. There must have been some shady dealings going on behind the scenes.]

[Le, Dianhuang, and Nanfeng are all old acquaintances of Shark, so why are they all supporting Lean Meat Porridge instead of other streamers? Is it because those other streamers are unwilling to engage in backroom deals?]

[It's not uncommon for big spenders to hog money. Big spenders are people, not objects, and you can't just give money to whomever you want. Some female streamers are even better at managing the money in a big spender's wallet than his wife.]

[The words may be rough, but the principle is sound. However, who exactly is this little fish?]

[Xiao Dian is not small: Joy]

When onlookers saw "典" appear in the comments section, they immediately pushed his comment to the top.

[The Emperor of Gossip has appeared! Your company's gossip channel is really amazing now, single-handedly supporting half a shark's worth of gossip.]

[Please explain, Emperor Dian, did you actually steal from your elder brother?]

[What do you think, Emperor Dian? @XiaoDianBuXiao]

[Xiao Dian Bu Xiao: In my opinion, there are quite a few typos, and the punctuation is used haphazardly.]

[Xiao Dian is not small: With me here, would she even try to steal it?]

[Xiao Dian is not small: A brain is a good thing, how come some people don't have one? It's truly a medical miracle]

[Xiao Dian is not small: My streamer is just too outstanding, which attracts jealousy from some petty people in the gutter. They can't slander him directly, so they can only resort to dirty tricks.]

[This is hilarious. Isn't it a fact that he stole Xiaoxiaoyuer's older brother? No matter how you explain it, Chaomu was Xiaoxiaoyuer's older brother. He unfollowed Xiaoxiaoyuer and followed Pidanshourouzhou instead. That's an undeniable fact. @Xiaodianbuxiao]

[Who do you think you are? You think you're so rich just because you tipped Shark a few bucks? Shark isn't your place to call the shots. And those bootlickers are a joke. They're so good at sucking up to him, did he even give them a penny? @小典不小]

[Xiao Dian is not small: I'm not much of a big shot, but you're right, I do have a bit of money. Today, I'll randomly select 100 people who speak up for my streamer to receive a 10,000 yuan red envelope.]

The moment this reply was posted, the comments section exploded with gossip.

Those small accounts that were deliberately trying to start a fight were also completely dumbfounded. They just wanted to stir up trouble and create drama, but who would have thought... the other side would use their ultimate weapon - "money power".

That night, Yuquan was a scene of bloodshed and chaos.

The sudden reappearance of an account that had been dormant for two years caused an even bigger stir.

[Han: Oh no, it's a long post. I have to believe it this time (doge.jpg) Forwarding this is solid proof of the shark-like female streamer...]

[Unsure, is it CEO Han? I exited and re-entered, and holy crap, it really is CEO Han!]

[The missing person has finally returned! Help! Our gaming community is saved!]

Could my account have been hacked?

[This sarcastic tone definitely comes from the real person; it's definitely not a hacked account.]

[Heye: Han-ge, did you find the account password?]

[Su Bai from the Su family: Holy crap, holy crap, holy crap!]

[sv-Ji Yu: Brother Han, if you had come back any later, I would have become the number one gamer.]

The top streamer in the gaming section suddenly updated his status, causing a huge stir.

The comment section has become a popular spot for game streamers; any game streamer with even a little popularity on Shark will leave a comment.

[Zhou Yan (Number One Liu Bei in the Chinese Server): Welcome back, Han Zong]

[The King's First Sincere Affection: Welcome Back Han Zong]

Game fans were as excited as if it were an early New Year celebration, flooding the comment section with messages.

Welcome back, Han Zong!

Welcome back, Han Zong!

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In just half an hour, the number of comments exceeded 10,000, and the topic became the number one trending search on Shark, a momentum comparable to that of a popular celebrity.

As for those little essays about "stealing the big brother," nobody cared at all.

Jiang Zhouzhou, who was at the center of the storm, slept soundly, unaware that someone had stayed up all night to watch over her.

Wait until the next morning.

When Jiang Zhouzhou woke up, she looked at the numerous messages on WeChat and was momentarily confused by her sleepy eyes.

[Banana Pie: Don't worry about what others say, I believe in you]

[Xiong Tailang: Zhouzhou, don't look at those negative comments. Others may not know what kind of person you are, but I will always believe in you.]

[Cat Doesn't Eat Fish: My adorable Zhouzhou is also trending online, and people are starting to stir up trouble.]

Gu Nanfeng: Leave it to me.

[Dian: Don't worry, I'm here for you.]

[Lin Wujing: Zhouzhou's wife, remember to thank Dianhuang, he fought a battle with the haters all night.]

Jiang Zhouzhou snapped out of her daze. Although she still didn't understand what had happened, a faint smile appeared on her lips when she saw everyone's heartwarming messages.

After piecing together the whole story from everyone's accounts, she boarded the shark.

The original essay is no longer available, but some gossip accounts have edited its content and comments into videos to gain traffic.

Especially the one that says, "Tonight, we will randomly select 100 people who speak up for our anchor and give them a 10,000 yuan red envelope."

And various of Dian's witty and confrontational comments were highlighted by gossip accounts and given catchy headlines.

However, the most talked-about topic was Han Zong forwarding a long essay publicly defending a certain female anchor.

There were many comments from onlookers below, but Jiang Zhouzhou didn't open them.

She posted four words on her shark-themed homepage: "The innocent will clear themselves."

Then exit Shark and open the VX dialog box with "Dian".

There are a thousand words I want to say, but only two sincere words come out of my mouth.

Ginger Porridge: [Thank you]

Unbeknownst to her, someone was silently protecting her.