Celebrity Neighbor: My girlfriend is a big star? Chapter 544 - 306. First public broadcast2

At this mont, the live-stream room was probably hiding nurous alternate accounts prepared by Han Jaeduk.

It’s all about setting the tone... and it’s quite low cost.

"Okay, I understand."

Chatting casually, ti gradually reached twelve o’clock noon.

Right on ti, Liu Xin’an started the live stream and upon seeing the unique 22.33 presenter of the small platform appear, he looked towards the several won beside him.

"The live stream is starting."

"Alright."

"Let’s start."

Liu Xin’an pressed the start button for the stream, and the artists beside him all put on their distinctive professional smiles.

The mont Liu Xin’an started the live stream, thousands of fans and followers who were waiting to watch the stream with Liu Xin’an surged into the live stream room like fish leaping into water.

"Hello everyone, welco to the live stream room, joining us today for the live stream is our momo team captain, and our team mbers, please say hello to everyone."

When momo saw Liu Xin’an looking at her, she hesitated for a mont before waving cutely at the cara and then introduced herself in fluent Chinese: "Hello everyone, I’m momo~"

"Hello everyone, I’m Lu Xiao."

After everyone had introduced themselves, Liu Xin’an started to effortlessly explain the situation of the day.

Being the host had truly honed his skills at talking.

After briefly explaining the situation in a few sentences, Liu Xin’an also fully engaged in the live stream.

Today was the first broadcast of this cycle, and although the results were already clear to everyone, it was still the first ti they were seeing the finalized show.

"Oh~ it’s Yuqi and her team, starting with them, huh?"

"They are the first ones to appear; it’s natural to play their segnt first."

"Then ours should be more towards the end, right?"

"Right."

While Liu Xin’an was imrsed in the live stream, the internet had already started various discussions about this live stream.

Strictly speaking, the artists in Liu Xin’an’s group actually had the lowest popularity.

Indeed, momo was one of the mbers of the popular girl group Twice, but Twice’s popularity in China may not necessarily be higher than Red Velvet’s.

Not to ntion comparing them to BlackPink, known as the "Huaxia girl group," because the group always trends online in China, which is also sowhat a derogatory tap...

Apart from momo, the popularity of people like Lu Xiao also wasn’t as high as so other artists.

But... Liu Xin’an’s live stream room’s popularity was surprisingly high.

It doesn’t matter if his teammates aren’t very famous, Liu Xin’an himself is highly popular!

The high popularity brought high heat and, coupled with the discipline of Liu Xin’an’s followers, the room with the highest number of followers was in turn the cleanest in terms of comnts.

[All the sisters are so cute, I envy Brother An being able to record the show with so many beautiful sisters]

[Am I the only one who envies these female artists? I also want to film a show with Brother An]

[I’d rather be the chopsticks in Brother An’s hand, then he could keep slurping endlessly]

[Show Show Way guy, you really don’t have to]

[Looking at the spin-off from a few days ago, it seems we are the third to appear. Can soone explain whether it’s better to appear early or later?]

[Why always bother us with questions, are you fishing or specifically targeting us to express our annoyance]

[That’s unbelievable]

[In principle, appearing later is better, but... it seems all four teams clashed in concept, right?]

[Now that you ntioned it, that really seems to be the case]

As the show slowly proceeded, the audience gradually realized that sothing was not right.

The worst taboo on stage is to have overlapping concepts.

No matter how good a concept, it can lead to aesthetic fatigue, especially when it happens four tis over.

This ant sothing ominous for momo and her team who appeared third, as everyone had a lingering bad feeling.

[Our team has strong perforrs, high training intensity, and momo, a professional girl group mber... we shouldn’t lose, right?]

[Speaking like that, other teams have them too; plus if we speak frankly, Song Ying’s team has an even more formidable lineup, with four professional dancers and a top-notch singer. If anyone’s the weak link, it would be Wendy’s Chinese skills]

[Polite Wendy: your mom!]

[With so much competition in the show, they won’t pull so underhanded tricks at the last minute... If they do, I’ll definitely curse]

[It shouldn’t happen, many insiders stated that this ti there’s absolutely no inside dealings, the judges are all big nas in the industry, and the votes from the live audience hardly influence the result, so there’s no possibility of voting based on popularity]

[Can they really prevent that?]

[Those who say it can’t be are either watching the show for the first ti or are naive newcors?]

...

Although there were indeed no comnts displayed live, it didn’t an Liu Xin’an couldn’t see them. He glanced down at his phone, briefly scanning through the chaotic comnts, choosing to ignore the provocative ones since the room moderators would handle them anyway.

Most of the discussions were indeed about the show, which reassured Liu Xin’an considerably.

The main live stream room had long been dominated by fans of various artists. One shouldn’t expect these fervent fans to act rationally, and as proven, most of these star-chasing fans were not quite sensible.

Especially comnts like [When will it be Lisa’s part?], [Skip the rest, I just want to see Song Ying]... these types of comnts and feedback were overwhelmingly nurous.

It couldn’t be ruled out that so of these comnts were specifically made by rival fan groups to cause trouble, but undoubtedly many legitimate fans also posted these strange comnts.