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It's Sunday again, and Zhang Xiaoyu has been broadcasting for an hour. Her live stream room is as deserted as before.

It had some popularity when it first started airing, but the audience watching it these past two days is pretty much the same.

Regarding the various speculations about Zhiyan Ge's sudden disappearance for a week, the most unpleasant ones say that he was exhausted after spending over a million yuan, so naturally he couldn't go back online and get proven wrong.

Some people were talking about her, saying she wasn't worth that much, and that her brother regretted it and just wanted to avoid seeing her.

Basically no one thinks he's temporarily offline because something's wrong, since under normal circumstances, it's impossible for him to just disappear like that.

But these people can't stay in her live stream forever; they get tired of sending the same comments over and over, so they left quickly after they finished speaking.

Zhang Xiaoyu actually remembered that last Saturday night, when she was about to end her broadcast, Brother Zhiyan suddenly gave her a whole set of Cinderella series gifts, including the rare hidden item that Brother Gudao hadn't drawn before.

She seemed to have a feeling about it back then, and now, looking back, perhaps that was the final farewell?

Zhang Xiaoyu was both amused and exasperated, but still felt somewhat distressed and bewildered.

Even though she had mentioned it to Shu Han and guessed that such a day would come, she didn't expect it to come so soon.

[Queen Arrives: These people are just bored. What's it to them? Why are they here babbling on and on?]

[Queen Arrives: Little Fish, ignore them, they're just a bunch of busybodies.]

[The fan is really useful: It's quite a coincidence that Yan Zong suddenly didn't come, and even Lonely Island Brother didn't know what was going on.]

[Fans are so useful: Don't be too sad, streamer, we're still here.]

Zhang Xiaoyu was afraid that she would worry them if she made it too obvious, so she quickly smiled and said, "I do care a little, but I can understand it."

"Connections via the internet are inherently fragile; people come and go, and staying or leaving are common occurrences."

"I know, it's just that this is the first time I've experienced this feeling of parting, so I'm still a little sad."

Zhang Xiaoyu gestured with her hand to indicate a distance of about one centimeter: "But I will adjust. They say all good things must come to an end. As long as we had a happy time together, that's enough."

[Queen Arrives: Baby, it's good that you understand. That's how live streaming is; you never know when or who might leave.]

[Queen Arrives: Sigh, I just didn't realize they left so suddenly.]

[The Queen Arrives: Mr. Yan is one thing, but why is Brother Lonely Island included?]

Zhang Xiaoyu lowered her eyes. Even the people who came to watch the excitement were talking about Brother Zhiyan, but no one mentioned Brother Gudao.

Perhaps in other people's eyes, he is far less noticeable than the former.

But for Zhang Xiaoyu, this is one of the most familiar people she has met in the past two weeks of live streaming.

[Fans are really useful: Let's not talk about them, nobody expected this.]

[The fan is really useful: Perhaps there's a hidden reason behind it]

[The fan is so useful: The streamer has been chatting with us for almost an hour, how about we randomly have a PK battle?]

Li Yuanshan sat in the chair, her brows furrowed, watching the anchor's face. Even though she tried to keep smiling, she didn't seem as genuinely happy as before.

This must be a blow. The streamer is young and just started streaming. He had only recently met his big spenders when they suddenly disappeared.

With a week left until next month, he was calculating how much living expenses he had left.

Li Yuanshan's family wasn't poor, but they certainly weren't rich either; they were more of an average family.

He is an only child, his family owns two houses, and his parents run a mid-to-high-end Western restaurant. In any case, he has 10,000 yuan for living expenses every month.

It's not the best, but it's not the worst either.

Among the four people in the dormitory, his conditions were alright. Two of his roommates came from other provinces and their monthly living expenses were 3000 and 5000 respectively.

As for Qin Zheng, they didn't know what his family did, but they knew from the first glance that he was not from their social class.

In the year or so since we met, he has always worn designer clothes, rarely stayed in the dormitory, and lived in an apartment near the school.

Later, when they got to know each other better, they found out that the apartment wasn't rented, but bought directly by his parents.

And then there were those sports cars driving behind them, changing colors and models all the time. A quick online search revealed their prices were absolutely terrifying.

Knowing that his family was doing well, Li Yuanshan didn't have the concept of saving money and would spend about 70-80% of his income each month.

Of course, his parents had no objections when they found out. They just hoped that he wouldn't have to compromise himself and could buy whatever he wanted within his means.

He glanced at his balance and saw he had 3715 yuan left. He had spent over 2000 yuan of his living expenses, then spent 2600 yuan on gifts for the streamer last week, and this week he sent the streamer 1800 yuan worth of gifts.

If 700 yuan is enough for food in a week, then he still has a credit limit of 3000 yuan to spend.

Zhang Xiaoyu hesitated when he saw the fan in the chat. Previously, only Brother Gudao and Brother Zhiyan could send messages, so they were both offline this week. Zhang Xiaoyu's live stream consisted almost entirely of chatting and singing.

She also knew that if she continued like this, the audience might find it boring.

"Okay, let's play randomly then."

[The fan is really useful: Didn't Brother Lonely Island say before that the random streamers at night aren't actually that good? Don't worry, streamer.]

If it's a random match, 3,000 should be able to help the streamer win once or twice, right?

Li Yuanshan hoped that the people the streamer randomly selected would all be less skilled.

[The Queen Arrives: Fish Baby, don't worry, when someone leaves, someone else will come.]

[The Queen has arrived: Have fun!]

After typing, He Xi sighed softly. She couldn't say that it was wrong for others to leave, even though she herself used to leave whenever she wanted when watching live streams.

She only hoped that the streamer could meet a new big brother soon. With a new big brother, everything would be easier. After all, the glory of money could surely dilute all the sorrow of parting.

With new people around, you can forget about the old ones sooner.

Zhang Xiaoyu was matched with someone not long after the match began. The other person was a male streamer who looked to be in his thirties.

"Tsk tsk tsk, your face looks so young? How old are you, streamer?"

Zhang Xiaoyu frowned slightly. Many people had asked her age before, but she could tell they were just asking casually, perhaps out of surprise, curiosity, or just a slip of the tongue. In any case, there was nothing that made her uncomfortable.

"Didn't your parents teach you what manners are? Well, I'll teach you properly today. When you enter society, little sister, you'll know how to be grateful to me."

The male streamer Zhang Xiaoyu was matched with was named Wang Kai. He was over level 50 and his live stream had a whopping 500 or 600 viewers.

But they all reek of the snobbishness of middle-aged men who like to pontificate, just like Wang Kai—self-righteous and looking down on women.

They like to hypocritically do disgusting things under the guise of teaching others; in reality, they are some losers who are disliked in the real world, so they come online to seek attention.