Chapter 109: Bug in the Live-Stream


    Trantor: Henyee Trantions Editor: Henyee Trantions


    In order to promote engagement, most streamers would make their live-stream covers colorful. They would either have their own high-definition beautiful photos or impressive game moments. On the side, there would be introductions, such as “pure school belle dancing,” “eating a sheep in three bites,” or some “national server streamer headed towards the championship.”


    However, in this live-stream, not only was the cover a pure ck photo, but even the text introduction was only four simple words.


    [Caution, cowardly people should not enter.]


    Thispletely aroused Mo Yu’s curiosity. She directly clicked on it.


    As she entered, various streamers and balloons floated across the entire screen.


    [Developer: A entered the live-stream]


    In an instant, the screen was filled withments. Since a push notification would pop up and a banner would scroll across the screen whenever a developer entered the livestream, it attracted arge group of passers-by to click into this ordinary-looking small live-stream.


    [Developer A? Is it that person I’m thinking of?]


    [Could there be a problem with this live-stream? Is the big shot here to repair it?]


    [This is on the rmended page! I’m here to watch!]


    Many passers-by who were originally watching the live-stream were shocked, but the streamer was still calm.


    He tapped on the keyboard a few times and dodged a wave of pursuit. He controlled his character to run into the safe house before speaking.


    “Wee to those who have just entered the live-stream. My live-stream today is about the horror game ‘Zombie Horror’. If you’re afraid, you can quit. The game has jump scares. Don’t force yourself to stay.”


    After saying that, he paused for a moment. Someone’s voice sounded beside him, seeming to have said something to him. The host said again, “Thank you foring, Developer A. Is there a problem with my live-stream?”


    Mo Yu realized that he was talking to her. She typed on the screen.


    [No problem. Is it convenient for you to give some feedback? 1 need the streamer’s suggestions and feelings to see which aspects need to be optimized in theter stages.]


    As if he did not expect Mo Yu to give such an answer, the streamer chuckled. “Your tform is much better than other small tforms. The operations are smooth, and the live-stream page is alsofortable to look at. As for suggestions, you can try sending me a gift. It seems like the gift disy is a little stuck.”


    Mo Yu also smiled. She had earned a lot of money recently. She was willing to give a little gift.


    Moreover, it would be worth it if a series of problems could be detected because of a gift.


    Mo Yu charged more than 100,000 in virtual currencies to her ount and began to send the small gifts.


    A one-yuan heart, five-yuan candy, 18-yuan flowers, 68-yuan rabbit, and then a vi and sports car that cost more than a thousand yuan. Mo Yu carefully checked if there were anygs. Fortunately, everything was very smooth. Mo Yu was relieved and pressed thest carnival gift worth ten thousand yuan.


    In order to create a good experience for everyone on the live-stream tform, the gifts were all made with three-dimensional special effects. As the price of the gifts increased, the animation naturally became more detailed and long.


    Not only did the carnival have fireworks and castles, but there were also special effects of carriages flying past. Mo Yu looked at the screen full of special effects in satisfaction and sighed at how good it was to be rich.


    The bullet screen was alsomenting that as expected, the developer was indeed generous. However, at this moment, there was ag in the special effect.


    The carriage that was running over from afar suddenly stopped halfway. The horse came over, but the carriage did not. Fireworks even darted out of the modeling car, making Mo Yu grit her teeth.


    With such arge special effectgging so much, how could anyone be willing toe and send gifts in the future? Wouldn’t they be mocked to death? If no one sent gifts, how could she earn money!


    [Continue live-streaming. I’ll deal with this problem.]


    Mo Yu typed this sentence on the screen and cut out of the live-stream room. She began to search for bugs in the code.


    At this moment, the young man in the rental house smiled. This Developer A was a little like an old friend he knew before.


    The phone on the table rang. The young man pressed the talk button.


    “Mr. Kong Fan, right? I’m Zhao Wen, the person-in-charge of Llife. Have you considered the live-stream contract we discussed with you previously?”


    “I’ll sign it. You can set a time to meet,” Kong Fan said..