Fishing Livestream
Chapter 96 - 96 96 The Live Broadcast Needs Visuals

96: Chapter 96 [The Live Broadcast Needs Visuals] 96: Chapter 96 [The Live Broadcast Needs Visuals] After unlocking the permissions, a series of system prompt sounds echoed in Yue Feng’s mind.

First was the ten hours of flexible live streaming time each week, which Yue Feng urgently needed.

After all, fishing isn’t a sport where you can see results in just an hour or two; broadcasting at the most exciting moments was actually quite stressful for him.

No one could guarantee that each live stream would encounter good fishing conditions.

If he had to broadcast when the fishing was poor, it would greatly damage the fans’ enthusiasm.

Now with the additional flexible time, Wen Dong could adjust his broadcasting strategy appropriately—extending the streaming time when the fishing conditions and visuals were good.

When the fishing was poor, he could choose not to stream, so he wouldn’t have to stubbornly continue streaming daily as if clocking in for work.

As for the peak battles, Yue Feng had already tried it once with the card.

This feature was incredibly powerful, and now he could enjoy it once a month.

You Ying’s MV had already showcased the awesome effects of full permissions under peak battle conditions.

If used well, it could definitely have a significant impact.

Regarding the Smart Script, Yue Feng didn’t know what to expect and had to take the initiative to check it out.

[Smart Script]: A live control and assistance tool that generates script solutions from the most suitable topics in the live room through big data algorithms, effectively enhancing interactivity in the live room.

After reading the explanation, this also seemed like a great tool.

When Yue Feng was fishing, he sometimes didn’t have time to constantly monitor the audience’s comments in the chat.

Now with the Smart Script, which could automatically pick up the most suitable topics and generate script plans, Yue Feng could save a lot of energy.

Having reviewed all of his gains from the day, Yue Feng was very satisfied.

One attempt made Yue Feng think differently; to succeed in live streaming, it wasn’t just about hard work but also about hunting for visuals and researching content.

For instance, the reservoir live streams from the past two days—whether in terms of fan growth, live room traffic, or the gifts received—were significantly better than the previous casual fishing in the small streams.

Just as this thought crossed his mind, another system prompt sounded.

Ding!

Congratulations on reaching a deeper understanding of live streaming!

Points +1000!

Ding!

Congratulations on automatically triggering the new phase regular task “Broadcasting Must Be Visual.”

[Broadcasting Must Be Visual]: Engaging content is a broadcaster’s magic treasure for gathering popularity and enhancing competitiveness.

We are glad the host has realized this!

Task content: Personally plan a fishing live stream with great visuals and content.

The system will score the broadcast comprehensively based on live data, no upper limit!

If the performance is exceptional, extra special rewards will be granted!

Seeing the new task triggered, Yue Feng felt happy, but after checking the content requirements, he began to worry.

As a relatively new broadcaster, Yue Feng’s experience was limited to spur-of-the-moment ideas.

Intentionally planning a live stream with great visuals and highlights was a mature strategy he lacked.

What was he to do now?

While Yue Feng was scratching his head and racking his brains, You Ying was nestled on the soft sofa in the living room, her hands holding her phone and her lips pouting, engrossed in whatever she was viewing.

“This big meanie doesn’t even contact me if I don’t do it first!

He goes to such a pretty place to live stream, and the clips got so popular!

Is fishing really that fun?

Over two thousand people watching him catch one fish—I just don’t get it!”

“Yo, who’s our little doll rambling about now?

Who’s the big bad guy?” Su Cheng appeared beside the doll like a ghost, teasing her.

“Su Cheng, you’re dead meat!” The doll threw a pillow toward her bestie, her cheeks flushing red.

“Still thinking about that handsome guy named Yue Feng?

What’s the situation?” Su Cheng caught the pillow and sat down next to the doll.

“No situation!

I was using my alt account to lurk in his live stream today!

He caught a big fish, over two thousand people in the live room watching!”

“Really smitten, huh?” Hearing that the doll used an alt account to lurk, Su Cheng looked at her seriously.

The doll normally wouldn’t stoop to doing such a thing, but here she was, logged into her alt account.

The doll tossed her phone aside, propped her chin in her hands and pondered for a long time before saying, “Ah, I can’t quite put my finger on it!

But it feels special!

I’ve never felt this way about any of those handsome guys before!”

“If you like him, go chase him!

The last time he was streaming, I was watching, and he seemed to have a good character and temper, just not sure about his real-life circumstances!

Whether he’s a match for you!”

“I heard him say in the live room that he runs a small fishing gear shop, probably not from a very wealthy family!

But I don’t care about these things.

I’m a tycoon myself, I don’t need to cling to others for that!”

“What about your dad?

You still need to get past the uncle and aunt, right?”

“Worst case, I’ll secretly give him some money, spruce him up a bit!

He seems to have a solid foundation in video shooting, must be a talented guy!

I’ll find a way to help him grow his live streaming, hitting a few hundred thousand shouldn’t be hard!

Besides, I don’t rely on my dad for a living, I’m financially independent now!”

“You silly girl, your brain must be broken, thinking of chasing after him, and even considering supporting him financially!

Have you forgotten my lesson from the past?

When you meet someone you like, no matter how much you’re into them, you have to have boundaries.

Don’t be like me, foolishly putting the man I liked on a pedestal only to turn him into a jerk!” Su Cheng said through gritted teeth as she gave the doll a knock on the forehead.

The reason Su Cheng hated the idea of financially supporting a romantic interest so much is because she herself had a regrettable history of doing so.

“Alright, you’re right.

So I’ll send him a message to flirt a bit!” When it came to love matters, the doll still listened to her bestie, even though Su Cheng’s own instincts in relationships weren’t exactly sharp.

…

Yue Feng was racking his brains, deep in thought, when suddenly his phone buzzed with a message.

“Are you busy?

I can’t sleep and wanted to talk to you!”

In an era when text messages were almost completely replaced by WeChat, Yue Feng barely received a few actual text messages a month on his phone.

He thought it was another system message or small advertisement, but when he picked up his phone, he realized it was from the doll.

Even if Yue Feng wasn’t the sharpest tool in the shed, he knew what it meant for a girl to send him a message like this at almost ten at night, the directness of the request fairly blatant.

As long as it wasn’t a scam, there was a good chance she was interested in him.

“Uh, not busy!

Actually, I have something I need your input on!” Yue Feng quickly replied.

Seeing the prompt reply to her message made the doll quite happy, and she showed the content to her bestie.

“Look, he’s got something he needs me for, that means I’m still somewhat significant to him!”