Chapter 263: Chapter 90 Reality_2
Turning off the live stream, Du Xixi woefully covered her stomach. The moment she opened the kitchen door, she saw Ke Lian standing by the door.
Ke Lian seemed to have already calculated the time Du Xixi would come out. Seeing her holding her stomach in discomfort, clearly looking like she hadn’t eaten, he frowned and handed her a plate of steamed buns, still warm.
"2569 just made these, they’re still hot, eat slowly." Seeing Du Xixi shyly grab a bun and stuff it in her mouth, resembling a hungry wolf pouncing on food, Ke Lian sighed and pulled her to sit on the sofa, "Next time you livestream, I must watch by your side, otherwise I’m worried you won’t take care of yourself."
Ke Lian would not stop Du Xixi from live streaming because he knows this is what Du Xixi most wants to do right now and must do; his interference wouldn’t have any effect.
But not stopping doesn’t mean Ke Lian won’t be involved. He has already decided that the next time Du Xixi wants to stream for such a long time, he will stand in the corner of the kitchen and make sure Du Xixi eats and drinks on time.
A situation like today cannot happen! How bad is it for the body to be hungry! Ke Lian thought, recalling when he was on a mission, ambushing in the Insect Clan’s nest for five full days without food or water.
Du Xixi smiled, eating two or three fist-sized meat buns without agreeing or refusing, feeling much more comfortable. She then leaned next to Ke Lian and said, "I’m really happy today, those four fans were seriously learning from me, the reaction in the live broadcast room was good, I estimate there will be some buzz on the Star Network too."
After Du Xixi’s identity was revealed, the live stream was indeed extremely popular for several days, because that was the time when people’s novelty was at its peak. Later, once everyone knew about Du Xixi’s streaming, watching day and night, the novelty faded, and the data in the live broadcast room gradually stabilized.
However, the emergence of the holographic mode has undoubtedly rekindled the heat in the live broadcast room. Du Xixi feels that if she can maintain it like this, even if she streams ten hours a day, she won’t complain a bit about the fatigue.
"Think more about yourself!" Ke Lian helplessly tapped Du Xixi’s forehead, but afraid of hurting her, he didn’t use any force.
Even though Ke Lian was very careful, a small red dot still appeared on Du Xixi’s delicate skin. Ke Lian then tenderly rubbed it with his finger pad.
"However, I think relying on live streaming to promote food may not be very reliable." Du Xixi furrowed her brows at the fans’ "cries of poverty," seriously looking at Ke Lian, "For live streams in holographic mode, if fans want to participate, they would need to prepare a holographic simulation cabin, but the price of cabins is expensive, even the lowest could cost an ordinary family a year of expenses."
This was something Du Xixi hadn’t considered before, neither her life on Blue Star nor in the Blue Star Empire ever needing to worry about money; she could freely show her culinary talent.
However, in the Star Era, there aren’t many poor families, but nor are there many wealthy families.
For example, in the Blue Star Empire, anyone with the will to earn money would never be poor for life, but even in such social conditions, the overall living standards are only code as "normal".
"You mean..."
Du Xixi slapped her thigh, eyes determined, resolutely telling Ke Lian her plan: "Real face-to-face teaching, without any technological means."
Ke Lian lowered his gaze, knowing this method was the best way to promote food, but he rationally said: "It’s very hard to achieve this; in the Star Era, no one would stake their life on cooking."
It’s not that Ke Lian looks down on cooking, but this is reality.
Du Xixi’s smile stiffened, her eyes rolled in feigned annoyance at Ke Lian. Du Xixi was aware of the difficulty in implementing this method, but she was unwilling to listen to Ke Lian splash cold water on her ambition. Though that cold water was indeed filled with "reality".
Ke Lian was very right. The Star Era is an era filled with information technology, where even going out can rely on driverless hovercars; how many other fields still need manual efforts?