Young artists compete, and even the richest fans have to fight for their votes.

Chapter 8 does not match the original book.

After the broadcast ended, Shu Hua picked up her tablet, opened the music app, and found the female lead's live stream room. The tablet was logged into her unregistered account, showing no fear of being discovered. Even the username was the default user name.

She suddenly became curious about how the female lead's older brother ended up here. Although many of the female lead's older brothers were hardcore live streamers, with several having spent money across the entire internet, otherwise they wouldn't have such high levels.

Of course, none of them had ever protected the female anchor before. Every male lead has this "male purity," otherwise they would be kicked out of the female lead's harem immediately.

However, since this guy saw her squatting, it means he came during the PK battle and watched for quite a while. So, he should have seen the female lead who was fighting with her too.

In the novel, apart from one older brother who originally protected a male streamer but later developed feelings for the female lead as they frequently connected online, the others were basically all "love at first sight".

Even if someone is arrogant and doesn't admit they've protected someone at first, that's just saying one thing and meaning another.

But today's guy, putting aside whether he's protecting or not, just the fact that he stayed in his own live stream for so long and sent so many gifts without any real connection, just doesn't fit his persona.

So, Shu Hua was a little curious: what exactly went wrong with today's incident?

Could it be that the screen was split into four parts at the time, and the female lead's image was too small for the older brother to see clearly?

But that shouldn't be the case. Shouldn't love at first sight be at the level of being able to see someone even from a blurry profile?

After all, this is a novel about a beloved character, not reality, and it lacks logic.

It probably wasn't because the female lead wasn't singing. She just remembered that a big brother suddenly appeared to help her slap her face when she was losing a PK and being mocked by the other side.

With this curiosity in mind, Shu Hua clicked into the female lead's live stream room, and thankfully the female lead was still broadcasting.

That said, although the female lead started live streaming by chance, she is really quite "dedicated". She streams almost every day. Although the live stream time is only 2 or 3 hours, which is not comparable to a full-time streamer, she is much better than her.

As soon as Shu Hua entered the live stream room, she heard singing; it was the female lead singing.

It has to be said that singing isn't the female lead's strongest skill; she won over both an older sister and an older brother with just her singing voice. It's really beautiful and very pleasant to listen to.

However, she arrived at the wrong time; the song had already reached its end, and she hadn't even heard two lines before it ended.

Then, naturally, as soon as the song ended, gift-giving effects popped up in the live stream.

Shu Hua glanced at the IDs of the gift-givers. Some she remembered were "Passerby," and then there was one named Xinghai.

Hmm, it's only two words, why didn't she remember them?

Shu Hua thought for two seconds, and thought, "Maybe this ID is too bland."

She opened the leaderboard to see how many "big brothers" the female lead had now. Shu Hua rubbed her eyes, swiped several times, and confirmed that she wasn't seeing things. There wasn't a single "big brother" user on the leaderboard.

But how could that be? This was the older brother the female lead received as soon as the show started airing. Did he change his name? Did he stop using the default ID?

But in the original book, the ending wasn't changed at all.

What happened in between?

Hmm, I'll search for clips from the gossip livestream later.

The female lead is a regular in gossip live streams since she started broadcasting, so there will definitely be segments introducing her older brother.

She put aside her question and looked at the list. The female lead now has two older brothers and one older sister, which is already quite a lot.

But in the original book, she had six older brothers and two older sisters, so Shu Hua's first reaction was, how come there are only three? Why is it so slow for the female lead to recruit older brothers?

Sure enough, she's been poisoned by novels; she's actually starting to dislike them, hahaha.

Shu Huaqian chuckled twice and continued watching the live stream. The female lead was chatting, talking about her recent experiences at school. It sounded mundane and heartwarming, and the comments were peaceful, as if nothing major had happened.

It just seems like something's not right, but what's wrong with it?

Shu Hua rummaged through the comments and realized, oh, it seems that the eldest brother hasn't been posting much. He did send gifts, but there seem to be very few comments.

That shouldn't be the case. If the older brother doesn't interact with the female lead, how can he win her favor and move up in the harem rankings?

Shu Hua took out a pair of black-rimmed glasses without lenses from a drawer and put them on. She even raised her eyes seriously. There was only one truth: her older brothers had quarreled when they were vying for her favor, which made the female lead angry. So now they dared not speak casually and only dared to give gifts, trying to soften the soft and cute female lead's heart.

Yeah, when you're home alone, you can sometimes act out a lot. Even though there's no audience, you still put on a show.

Shu Hua felt she understood and was very happy, but this wasn't something she had actually deduced; rather, it was a scene from a novel.

The female lead is really soft-hearted. Seeing her older brother keep giving her gifts and she doesn't feel like she deserves them, she feels sorry for his money and in the end, she can only be "forced" to forgive him.

I always felt that although it was a story about a female protagonist building a harem, it seemed like these older brothers were the ones in control, and each of them knew how to manipulate the female protagonist's soft heart.

What, you're saying they paid money? But isn't that the least important thing they did?

Sure enough, a few minutes later, the female lead started to soften her tone, and her two older brothers chimed in. Shu Hua sighed and shook her head. "Female lead, you're the one who's building a harem. Be tougher!"

Oh, it seems that won't work either. The female lead still needs to earn money, but right now she only feels that she deserves to earn a little money. She feels a little anxious when she has more money, so she continues to work hard and improve herself, learning talents and making special gifts.

Comparing her own lack of motivation to her own, Shu Hua stroked her chin and concluded after a long time that being the beloved female lead wasn't so easy.

After all, sincerity is what matters. Each of the older brothers and sisters has a sincere heart, so the woman has to exchange many more, plus she has to fetch water for him every day.

Wow, thinking about it that way, it's actually quite tiring.

As if to ease the atmosphere, the female lead sang a few more songs, and the atmosphere in the live stream became even better. Later, even that older woman came, and she immediately started giving gifts, then said that she had something to do that day and was late.

In the live stream, the older sister was still telling herself she was wrong, and the female lead was going to use her charm eight times tonight.

Oh right, there's also the eight-step cuteness routine. Since the female lead has already done all eight steps of cuteness, why was the atmosphere in the live stream still bad just now? Why did the female lead have to say more sweet words?

Shu Hua kept staring at the comments, but no one could give her an answer. Fortunately, thanks to the female lead's gentle coaxing, the older brothers were also appeased.

The content of this live stream actually fits the plot of the novel quite well, so is it just that the older brother hasn't gone online yet, so there's no "love at first sight"?

Life is like a dream, but what about you, user? Two hours have already passed since he appeared on screen, okay?

By now, he should already be a max-level player, right, a max-level player.

She could just search for it. There aren't many max-level players on the entire platform. If she searches, she can find out where the user's problem is.

Well, Shu Hua admitted that she was a little bored tonight, or perhaps it was because she had just met the female lead that she became curious about the contents of the original book.

After all, who wouldn't like to have a God's-eye view?

Now if we tell her that her God's perspective is biased, who wouldn't want to dig deeper?