Triplets: Daddy, Please Pamper Us Lightly
Chapter 314 - 313: Prove Yourself with Strength_1

Chapter 314: Chapter 313: Prove Yourself with Strength_1

"Users within the broadcast room were impresed at the impressive Yan Ling, playing off as an expert in disguise.

Due to the excess of typed messages, they had to open up the comment section to see the latter half.

Consequently, they only saw how powerful the Sleep Monitor was, without seeing what she said afterwards.

In the broadcast room, Yan Ling fitted Liu Yue with a device similar to an earmuff.

"Don’t panic, naturally close your eyes, you don’t have to force yourself to sleep!"

Whether it was the magical quality in the girl’s voice or the effect of the pill, they didn’t know.

Liu Yue, who was originally worried that she couldn’t fall asleep, managed to sleep in less than a minute.

The audience in the live broadcast room found this unbelievable.

[She’s asleep now? Is she acting?]

[Exactly, didn’t they say this photographer had insomnia? Even if a psychologist performed hypnosis, it would take a few minutes, right? How could she have fallen asleep so quickly?]

[When you comment, do you not use your eyes and brain? Can’t you see that the Sleep Monitor indicates that she’s already in a light sleep state? Can a person fake it as well as a machine?]

[Who said machines can’t lie? What if she had fixed the values in advance?]

[Ignorance is not frightening, but ignorance coupled with nonsense is! Before questioning how majestic the Sleep Monitor is, even if she did alter the data, we could basically tell whether she really fell asleep from her breathing and facial expressions. Moreover, this test lasts a few hours. A person can fake it for a few minutes at most, not several hours, right?]

With this argument, the skeptical voices suddenly softened.

However, a good medical show had unexpectedly turned into a sleep broadcast. The audience in the broadcast room was initially quite intrigued, eager to see if the data on the Sleep Monitor would change.

But as time went by, the monitor showed no change in the data, leaving the audience bored.

The deputy director, worried that the hard-earned traffic might be lost again, wanted to switch the screen to other guests. But the audience in the broadcast room disagreed, fearing they would alter the Sleep Monitor data during the screen transition.

The deputy director, feeling helpless, had Yan Ling interact with the audience.

Yan Ling had no experience in filming or interacting live with the audience.

But she was committed to do her duty.

Since the production team requested it, she had to comply.

She waved gently at the camera.

And then...

That was it.

The audience in the broadcast room initially thought she would make good use of this opportunity to promote herself or at least introduce herself.

However...

After saying "hello," she never spoke again.

[Is this what she calls ’interaction’? Does Dr. Yan have a misconception about ’interaction’]?

[The young lady does not seem to talk to people often. Does she have social anxiety? A beautiful and highly skilled chief physician who, in reality, is socially anxious - I love the contradiction in her personality!]

[The one above, isn’t your fan filter too heavy? If she had real social anxiety, why would she participate in the show? Obviously, she’s afraid her medical skills will be exposed, so she doesn’t dare to say more. In my opinion, her pill is a fake, and this chief physician title is fake too. These all seem to be fake personas created by the production team to hype up the show.]

[But this is currently the largest invested medical show in the country. If the guests have no real talent, how are they going to film the future episodes?]

[Only the premiere is live. The rest will be pre-recorded, they can just swap her out with a different person then.]

[Can we avoid such conspiracy theories? This is a medical documentary, not a talent show. The production team would not joke someone’s life for traffic!]

[What’s the use of saying these things? If you’re capable, let her treat patients live in the broadcast room.]