Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
The Bun army swept in like a wave and left like one too. It didn’t take five minutes for the Bun army to clear out ng Fan’s stream.
As a strear that could bring out a group of fans to reach 50,000 collections in five minutes, ng Fan realized the power of the Bun army and the collective adhesion of the fans. There were situations where fans from the Bun army “defected” into ng Fan’s fanbase.
At least ng Fan knew he did not have the personality and charisma to convert a group of video ga fans into art fans.
Of course, it didn’t an the exact number of people who joined was the exact number that left. When BunToothJi joined, he had 450,000 viewers. When the Bun army left, there were still 550,000 viewers left.
As for how many friends were left behind from the Bun army and how many ca in from the recomndations, ng Fan found it difficult to count.
When the Bun army left, there were 240,000 collectors for “There’s a Spirit Underground”. It didn’t just go up by 50,000 but 900,000.
Additionally, ng Fan was shocked to find out that the collectors for “Guide To Campus RoMANce” had also gone up as well. He suspected that many of these netizens had collected “There’s A Spirit Underground” and followed the author’s na into their other publications.
Bun army smashing their own kin?
Either way, it was an unexpected surprise.
At the beginning of the stream, there were only 300,000 or so collectors for “Guide To Campus RoMANce”. Now it was 370,000.
Combined, he had over 620,000 collectors!
He was close to completing the [Collector of Millions] task.
The progress for the task [One Million rits] that required 1 million HXB was progressing much slower. “Guide To Campus RoMANce” had already received 12,000 HXB in rits, while “There’s A Spirit Underground” had received about 20,000 from their book fans and fickle netizens. Combined, they only added up to 30,000 or so. It was still a long way to go until they reached the goal of 1 million.
Before the task [One Million rits] ca out, ng Fan didn’t pay much attention to how many rit points he received. Although he had never asked people for points explicitly, he started to pay more attention to this matter.
He discovered a pretty interesting phenonon.
The most common form of rit gifts were from the novel fans and the stream channel.
Whether it was a web novel or a live stream, it wasn’t that difficult to accumulate enough rit points to exchange one million HXB currency.
As far as ng Fan knew, there were several cases where female strears received copious amounts of rewards. There were also several platinum lords, gold lords, and even billion dollar lords in the novel sharing platform.
Like Mr. Sleepy, who hosted his novel on the Qi Dian website, he had a number of novels that had over one million rit points. He probably had more rit points than the novels with over one million collectors.
After all, there was a kind of person called a local tycoon.
There weren’t many tycoons willing to dish out a billion Qi Dian coins, but there were several that were willing to toss out ten million Qi Dian coins or 100,000 Qi Dian coins. Plus, one novel did not lack other lords. Many popular novels had 100 lords who would provide rit points for 100 books, each giving out 1000 HXB worth of rit points. Combined, there were at least 10 serial books on the Qi Dian platform that had over one million HXB worth of rit points.
Plus, there were at least one million gifts from the stream gifts.
However, when it ca to the manga platform, things were a bit different.
ng Fan also checked the Penguin Animation Network. As far as he knew, out of the top 10 animations on the hot list, there was only one novel that had ten lords, or one book that had over 100,000 rit points. The others only had one lord with so only having one.
As far as rit points were concerned, the stream rewards were very different from the novel ones.
However, there were several publications with more than one million collectors!
There was no market for manga? There weren’t any rich otakus?
That was not possible!
ng Fan tried to understand the reasons. For example, was there not a tradition among otakus to reward rit points? Or could it be because most of the mangas on Penguin Animation Network were produced by certified studios or had been adapted. Hence, there wasn’t much motivation for giving rewards. Was it because mangas did not interact with the audience as much as novels or streams due to their lower update rate?
Novels had higher interaction rates to garner more rit points and so did streams. Thank god for those guys who gift out thousands of dollars worth of gifts for a pretty young lady in exchange for an air kiss.
He found so reason, but he didn’t feel they were adequate or accurate.
In short, it was way harder to get a million rit points through a manga platform compared to an online novel or a stream.
Maybe he could reward himself?
ng Fan had tried to do so before, and his experience did increase, so it was possible to rit himself.
But one million? Sure, his family background was good, and he could probably earn half of the money back, but he couldn’t flex that hard.
If the amount he donated could count toward the [Wealth Distribution Cherub] task, ng Fan would have bit his lip and accepted it, but riting himself did not count as distributing cash…
Even if the half he didn’t receive could count as wealth distribution, ng Fan would have sucked it up, but the system didn’t even consider that half to be wealth.
ng Fan was very hesitant to throw 500,000 HXB at this [Collector of Millions] task.
Of course, from one thousand to ten thousand, the main point here was that ng Fan didn’t have that much money.
He had one or two hundred thousand but definitely not five hundred thousand.
And ng Fan couldn’t bring himself to ask his parents or ng Cai Wei.
If he had the money… well, he would definitely make completing [Wealth Distribution Cherub] his priority for the 1 luck attribute.
Because of this, ng Fan decided he had to make more money.
While thinking of this, he paused for a mont. ng Fan did not think he would have to worry about money before he graduated from university.
Speaking of the stream, ng Fan and Mr. Sleepy only prepared 20 rounds of gifts. They thought 200,000 collectors was already pushing it, but they didn’t expect the Bun army to bring in so many collectors, adding it up to 250,000. As for the extra 40,000, a giveaway had to be held. It was okay that they weren’t prepared. The two talked it over, deciding to do 4 more rounds of cash prizes, and if it reached 250,000, they would giveaway a new smartphone.
In the end, before they logged off, “There’s A Spirit Underground” had 270,000 collectors. They did not continue the giveaway afterward, and ng Fan was so overjoyed that he uploaded two more chapters.
The task had to be completed as the manga itself was also very important. It made sense to upload three chapters the day they serialized it.
“The manga will be scheduled to update twice a week—on Fridays and Saturdays.” He ntioned lastly. “Everyone knows I can draw fast, so I’m not trying to brag here. It’s easy to update three or four tis a week, and I’m not trying to milk you guys for profit, but we picked this because Mr. Sleepy genuinely cannot write the script that fast. If Mr. Sleepy’s manuscripts can keep up, I will also speed up my drawings.”
Taking with him the trash talk from the book fans and the stream fans, ng Fan logged off.
Today’s stream was very beneficial to ng Fan. Everything else aside, he had reached 1.5 total views!
When he logged off, he had gained 8.8 million total viewers for the [Famous Strear] task. He was so close to completing the 10 million required for task phase 3.
When he logged off, ng Fan cancelled the incoming call from Mr. Sleepy and went to visit BunToothJi’s stream.
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