Chapter 920: Chapter 920: Ordinary People Accidentally Enter Bai Chuwei’s Cultivation Live Stream
The He family took great care of the little pet that their ancestor was fostering. He Nana even drove to the pet store to buy the best hamster food, but it didn’t eat any of it.
Amidst everyone’s shock, Xue Qiu used a handheld computer to write a gourt nu and sent it to He Nana.
Sure enough, a pet raised by the ancestor is no different from a human.
He Nana imdiately ditched the hamster food and followed the gourt nu Xue Qiu created to provide the food.
Xue Qiu was munching on freshly fried French fries, dipped in a bit of ketchup and stuffed into its mouth, its cheeks puffing up while its two paws quickly tapped on the handheld computer keyboard.
It really is a genius.
Look at how well it made this livestream plugin, even sneaking into the underground forum’s backend and attaching itself directly to the forum’s entrance.
This was the task the ancestor assigned to it.
All the official entities around the world agreed to not disclose the existence of superpower users, supernatural beings, and cultivators to the public, and Bai Chuwei had no interest in revealing it.
However, there’s no harm in livestreaming on the underground forum since everyone there is the sa kind of people.
Today, she, the ancestor, wants all the cultivators around the world to watch!
What would happen to foreign cultivators who dare covet the treasures left by China’s ancestor!
The underground forum has an extrely dark style, and it operates in anonymous mode with relatively simple functions.
There aren’t even any emoji replies on the forum, let alone a livestream function—it was unimaginable.
However, just like any other day, as they entered the forum today, a livestream popup suddenly appeared.
It was rumored that the forum’s Sect Master was not only a cultivator but also a wealthy second-generation heir, and the underground forum was never run through advertisents.
The forum has been established for over a decade, and there has never been any advertising before.
A group of cultivators who were used to this were caught off guard today; they clicked the popup and went in out of curiosity.
???
What?
A livestream?
The streaming signal was exceptionally good, capturing every fra clearly, showing the expressions of all the cultivators in the shot with extre clarity.
And… Bai Chuwei?
What the heck, did Bai Chuwei start this livestream?
A group of cultivators who rarely watched livestreams fumbled around with the features, soon discovering they could post comnts on the screen.
Gradually, the screen filled with comnts in various languages from around the world, all from spectators.
[May I ask the seniors who went early, did you dig up any spiritual mines? Our master is still considering whether to go after the New Year.]
[This is my first ti encountering such a livestream room. Who’s behind this? My goodness, so many sects have joined, all big nas in the cultivation world, right?]
[…]
Even English comnts popped up, hoping to see what the Zhongzhou Spiritual Mine looks like. The excitent in the livestream room was unprecedentedly grand.
Many cultivators who hadn’t gone yet were calling their friends, hoping that all their cultivation buddies would co to watch.
The number of online viewers in the livestream room skyrocketed, astonishing everyone.
To be honest, it was quite novel.
Interesting indeed.
It was only then that the underground forum realized their forum had been hacked, creating a loophole that allowed the livestream plugin to appear as a popup in the middle of the forum.
Instead of getting angry, the forum’s Sect Master laughed and instructed the programrs to officially pin it to the top, as if afraid others wouldn’t see it.
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Yang Wei, an ordinary high school student in China, scoffed at his friend’s obsession with winter break howork. He might be one of the few uninterested in that Immortal Teacher.
Unable to contact his friend to hang out during winter break, Yang Wei had no choice but to go ho and surf the internet.
Unintentionally, he clicked on a website with a sowhat strange domain na…
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