I Want to Be a VTuber Chapter 312: I’m Good at This Game (1)

Filming for Episode 11 and Episode 12 of Mine was completed, effectively wrapping up all of Seoyeon's scenes.

So that should have been the end of it... or so she thought.

"We've decided to reshoot so scenes."

Director Han Yegun dropped the bombshell ◈ Nоvеlіgһт ◈ (Continue reading) announcent.

Unlike Seoyeon, who had sowhat anticipated this, the others looked montarily confused, as if they had misheard him.

"We're discarding so of Sehee's scenes and reshooting them."

"Oh, um, I..."

"Of course, we've already gotten her consent, so there's no need to worry. In fact, she's extrely motivated for this."

With a slight smirk, Han Yegun spoke casually, and the staff could do nothing but nod.

On set, the director is king.

And who would dare defy the king?

"This ti, you better not take it lightly."

Seoyeon approached Arthur, who stood with his arms crossed.

"I never took it lightly to begin with."

"Oh, it's obvious. Just talk casually with ."

"......"

She really was a lot like Stella.

Of course, Stella was a hundred tis worse in personality, but the way Seoyeon could see right through him made Arthur uneasy.

'And then there's her talent.'

Filming Episodes 11 and 12 of Mine had been a significant experience for Arthur as well.

It had been a while since he had truly imrsed himself in acting, and he had actually enjoyed the process.

"You're no match for her," was it?

Stella had once said that to him.

Looking back, maybe that had been her way of provoking him into coming to Korea.

'If I had underestimated her, I would've ended up exactly as she said.'

Before he knew it, Seoyeon would have completely overshadowed his presence.

But since he had been aware of the possibility, he had been able to prepare.

At the end of Episode 11, Arthur had to face Seoyeon.

In Episode 12, it was Oliver's turn.

The results had been satisfying—though there had been so humiliating monts.

And now, on top of that—

"A reshoot, huh..."

Arthur's character, Adam, had a scene in Episode 10 where he confronted Hong Seha, the character played by Sehee.

That scene was Hong Seha’s last appearance in Mine.

If the show perford well and got a second season, she might appear again, but that was still undecided.

'At least I don't have to redo the action scenes.'

Arthur had perford the Episode 10 action sequence himself, so he had been inwardly relieved.

Especially since the actor he had to do those action scenes with was none other than Seoyeon.

"So, that ans Seoyeon's done filming for Mine?"

"Yeah."

"I heard you still have so ti off. Why not co visit the U.S.?"

At Arthur's suggestion, Seoyeon tilted her head.

There was no real reason for him to invite her.

"Why?"

"I like talented actors like you, Seoyeon."

Arthur smiled warmly as he spoke, but Seoyeon's expression turned into one of pure disgust.

'...That's odd. That’s not the reaction I expected.'

Co to think of it, Seoyeon had never reacted to his looks at all.

Even Jo Sehee hadn’t shown much interest either—maybe Korea just had different beauty standards.

Still, Arthur had expected Seoyeon to accept his invitation.

I an, it was his invitation.

Even if she wasn’t interested in his looks, Arthur Diaz’s background was sothing anyone would desire.

Especially for an Asian actress, who would normally have a much harder ti breaking into Hollywood.

'If I take her to the U.S., Stella will be seething with jealousy.'

Regardless, Arthur genuinely wanted to bring Seoyeon to the States.

It wasn’t just because she was Asian.

When he said he liked talented actors, he had ant it.

If he could sign soone like Seoyeon to his agency, it would be like gaining an invaluable asset.

And at the sa ti, he could also piss off Stella, who had been eyeing Seoyeon as well.

But Arthur’s plan was instantly—

"Sorry, but I’m a little busy."

—shut down by Seoyeon's firm refusal.

Arthur was montarily stunned.

Was she seriously turning down a chance to go to Hollywood?

"As far as I know, you don’t have any upcoming projects lined up."

"I need to play gas."

"?"

"Don’t get the wrong idea. It’s work."

Seoyeon declared proudly, watching Arthur's dumbfounded expression.

It was a promotional event for her dad's company’s ga.

At first, it had felt a little awkward.

But then, she realized—

It gave her an excuse to play gas legally.

Recently, Seoyeon had been gaming to her heart’s content.

Even Sua couldn't stop her because, technically, it was "work."

And Youngbin? He had never been able to stop her in the first place!

As a result—

Seoyeon's Eternity Camp ranking had been climbing higher and higher.

At this rate, she'd rake in all the pre-launch rewards!

'Today, I’m reaching Diamond.'

It was just a promotional event.

But Seoyeon was dead serious about it.

After all, she had never reached Diamond in League of Legends.

But in Eternity Camp, she was on the verge of achieving that dream.

anwhile...

"Haha, so next week, I’m shooting an ad! Can I talk about it? Of course, I can!"

70K-subscriber YouTuber Heo Taegyun was chatting happily with his audience.

He was a variety gar who played all sorts of gas.

A Grandmaster in League of Legends—

And in Eternity Camp, he had reached the highest rank: Eternity.

"What’s the ad for? Eternity Camp! I knew it! Of course, I’d be chosen. I an, I have the highest rank among all strears, don’t I? It’s only natural. Fate, really."

Damn, a pro.Wait, why is Eternity Camp suddenly running ads? Didn’t it shut down?Nah, it hasn’t even officially launched yet.???It’s been on Early Access on Steam.Does that an ranks reset when it fully releases?Yeah.

Since the season was ending, a rank reset was inevitable.

And since Early Access players would receive special rewards based on their rank, many were grinding hard.

Wait, are you doing the ad alone?Lmao, imagine Heo Taegyun doing it solo.Like they could get another strear for that dead ga.LOL.

"Hey, don’t call it a dead ga. Take that back."

He acted playfully offended but secretly agreed.

'Could they even find another strear at my level?'

After all, he was a 700K-subscriber YouTuber.

Big strears like him rarely touched low-viewership gas.

He had only kept playing because he liked the ga’s cel-shaded graphics.

He wasn’t expecting any major changes when the ga officially launched.

'I heard they’re bringing in a VTuber.'

As a strear, he knew what VTubers were.

But when he heard the na, he couldn't help but laugh.

'Ramiel, was it?'

Who the hell was that?

She had less than 200K subscribers.

Impressive for a debut, sure.

But still—only 200K.

Compared to him, she was a nobody.

'Pathetic.'

He didn’t like VTubers.

And he couldn’t understand why people even watched them.

'If they had the looks, they wouldn’t be hiding behind an avatar.'

That was Heo Taegyun’s opinion on VTubers.

And from what he’d seen—

Ramiel didn’t seem any different.