Chapter 323 - 323: Nan Yan’s Livestream Is Trending

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

#Livestream starting in ten minutes. [AEG’s ‘Random Name’ player is about to go live. The room is all set up. Come and join us!]#

Originally, due to An Xiran’s message, fans of the AEG team had already rushed in and were reposting and leaving comments on Weibo.

Now that Nan Yan had reposted, many fans followed An Xiran’s message and flocked to her side.

Suddenly, a group of fans started spamming the comments:

[Ah, Goddess, you’ve finally appeared!]

[The most beautiful Goddess in the esports industry, have you finally remembered your Weibo account?]

[Goddess, look at me! I love you so much!]

[Front-row seats, everyone sit tight and wait to see the Goddess’s stunning beauty.]

[I’m already in the livestream room, will the Goddess show her face during the stream?]

Since Nan Yan finished her last competition, she hadn’t paid any attention to this gaming account. There was only one post from when she initially joined

AEG.

For these fans who had rushed over, the account had been empty for several months, and they had been longing for Nan Yan to interact with them, post a selfie, or even just leave a message.

Although they hadn’t received any photo updates, they finally got a livestream, which was more than enough!

“Nan Yan, there are still ten minutes left before the livestream begins. Go into the room for some testing and warm up the crowd.”

An Xiran watched as the post had accumulated thousands of retweets and comments within just a few minutes, and he couldn’t contain his excitement.

“Okay.”

Nan Yan answered indifferently and entered the room that An Xiran had set up.

Inside the room, there were already fans who had rushed in after seeing her Weibo post.

However, when Nan Yan’s cold and stunning face appeared on the livestream camera, the barrage went wild.

[Ah, Goddess’s unparalleled beauty is killing me!]

[Is this level of beauty even attainable by humans? She’s like a little fairy!]

[Wife, wife-]

[Upstairs, stop it! Who allowed you to call the Goddess your wife? Don’t defile the Goddess!]

[Today is another day of wanting to fall in love. Looking at our beautiful Goddess, my mood has improved a lot…]

Of course, in addition to fans, there were also many AEG haters who had sneaked in. They didn’t even watch the screen; they just started bashing.

However, these haters were quickly surrounded by Nan Yan’s fans.

The room’s moderators promptly kicked out any haters they spotted to maintain a positive environment in the livestream.

Bai Chen stood in a spot where the camera couldn’t see him and asked with a light smile, “Which setup should I use?”

An Xiran hesitated for a moment and then said, “You can go to the next room. The equipment there is also set up and connected. Just turn it on and enter the room.”

“Lang, show Mr. Bai to the next room.”

Chen Lang nodded and led Bai Chen to the adjacent livestream room.

[Goddess, why aren’t you using a microphone?]

[We want to hear the Goddess’s voice +1]

[Is the Goddess planning to let us watch her play games today?]

Nan Yan glanced at the small microphone on the computer desk, absentmindedly picked it up for a moment, and then placed it back a bit further away.

But the viewers who saw her pick up the microphone thought she was about to turn on the microphone.

As a result, she just looked at it and then put the microphone back.

Audience: …

On Bai Chen’s side, he turned on the computer and entered the room.

He used a borrowed account from Chen Lang instead of his own.

Meanwhile, Nan Yan prepared by logging into her separate account on Path of Legends’s platform—Random Name.

Once she logged into the game, the livestream camera directly switched to the screen.

Fans who couldn’t see the Goddess’s stunning beauty right away began clamoring again.

[We want to see the person, not the cold game interface!]

[We just want to admire the Goddess’s beauty, please don’t switch the camera!] However, Nan Yan ignored their requests.

After entering the game, she remembered that after the last competition, the game company had sent her some virtual rewards in addition to the actual prizes.

So, she checked her mailbox to claim them.

The news of Nan Yan’s upcoming livestream quickly caused a sensation in the esports community.

And it even trended as the number one topic.

Several esports teams couldn’t help but turn green with envy when they saw how easily Nan Yan generated such high levels of interest.

Immediately, a few teams discussed and decided to squeeze into Nan Yan’s livestream.

They challenged her.

[Miss Nan, it’s been a while since our last battle. Since you have time for a livestream today, how about a friendly match?]

The one who spoke was Lin Ziyu, the captain of the second-place team from the last competition.

Following that, a few fans they had gathered chimed in with support.

Nan Yan had originally intended to spar with Bai Chen.

However, upon seeing the challenge, she raised an eyebrow and typed a response: [Sure.]

[Enter the game, meet in the arena, starting in five minutes.]

Afterward, she told An Xiran, “Fourth Brother, confirm three people and apply to join my team.”

A friendly match required teamwork and a team of five.

Currently, they had her and Bai Chen in the team, so she suggested they casually invite three others to fill the slots.

An Xiran was eager to participate and asked, “Can I join as the fourth member?”

Nan Yan calmly replied, “It’s up to you, but I suggest you invite three interns to make up the numbers.”

“You want to go with a I-to-4 ratio?”

“2-to-3.” Nan Yan pursed her lips at An Xiran. “The one I brought is not weaker than me in terms of strength.”

“If you join, you’ll just be a utility player and won’t be able to contribute much.”

An Xiran: …

This statement stung his pride a bit.

If anyone else had said such words to An Xiran, he would have scoffed and made a snarky retort. But it just had to be his little sister who said these things —a little sister who was much stronger and more talented than him!

And judging from her tone, the one she brought with her was probably on par with her in terms of skill…

When did these super-genius-level talents start appearing in groups?

“I’ll go find a few interns to join your team.”

An Xiran dropped that statement and went off to find people in silence.

On the other side, Bai Chen didn’t seem too pleased when he found out they were switching to a 5v5 team match.

Bothering him during his sparring session with Little Yanyan was truly

annoying…

Shen Junqing, who was casually drinking at a bar, grew bored as he watched the chaotic scene around him. He pulled out his phone and started scrolling through Weibo absentmindedly.

Then, he came across a trending post that caught his eye—a post about Nan Yan planning a live showdown with another team.

His eyebrow raised, and an intrigued smile played on his captivating peach blossom eyes. He followed the link on Weibo and entered the room.

“Shen Third Young Master, come have a drink-” n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

“You guys go ahead, I have something to attend to and need a bit of quiet.”

After politely declining, Shen Junqing sat down on a couch in the corner and put on his Bluetooth earphones.

Unfortunately, after listening for a while, all he could hear was music; he hadn’t heard Nan Yan speaking….