Chapter 111: Making a Friend

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With an empty backpack, Jiang Yun immediately exited the Fighting Shark livestream room without uttering a single word of explanation to the viewers. Explanation? What was there to explain? Why he was just casually scrolling through? Can that even be explained? It was better to let the viewers think he was simply bored and playing around.

Staring at the six million plus yuan that had just landed in his bank account, Jiang Yun smiled contentedly.

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Meanwhile, after confirming her decision to terminate the contract with Fighting Shark, Dull Little Sister immediately had her agency contact Fighting Shark’s side. Although she knew Jiang Yun had given prior notice, she was still surprised at how quickly Fighting Shark agreed.

They clearly stated that the contract termination procedures could be completed by the next day.

Their attitude suggested they were profiting from the termination.

Once the termination date was set, Dull Little Sister had her agency start coordinating with Douyin for the new contract signing.

Not everyone could be like Jiang Yun—no contract, no official Douyin promotion, purely rising through personal influence.

Most streamers needed to sign contracts with Douyin to maintain their visibility and flow promotion.

To leave a good impression on the new platform, Dull Little Sister revealed during her evening livestream that she would soon be moving to a new platform.

“Brothers, today's probably my last livestream on Fighting Shark. My contract expires tomorrow, and I’ll be streaming on a new platform after that. If you want the details, join the group and wait for my update.”

Since she hadn’t yet signed with Douyin, she didn’t explicitly say that’s where she was going.

But most viewers guessed it—after all, everyone knew which platform had the biggest traffic nowadays.

“New platform? Is it Douyin?”

“No way, even you’re moving to Douyin now?”

“Wait, didn’t you say your contract still had years left?”

“Fighting Shark wouldn’t just let you go that easily. Think it through, this will be messy.”

“You’re doing well on Fighting Shark; why leave? If you plan to leave, there will be a storm of scandals.”

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Anyone who had watched Fighting Shark for a while knew how that platform operated.

So when fans heard Dull Little Sister was leaving, their first reaction was that a wave of scandals would soon hit her.

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Yet, facing fans’ worries, Dull Little Sister only smiled slightly: “You’re right, normally if I left, in a couple of days the scandals would be everywhere, but!”

She pulled up her phone and showed a few enlarged screenshots of her chat with Jiang Yun.

“Look for yourselves. This was sent by Brother Yunzi—my new boss. He promised to let me leave without any cost, and Fighting Shark will finalize the termination tomorrow. We’re parting on good terms; no tricks will come up.”

Her tone was full of joy.

For a major streamer who rose through Fighting Shark to leave safely, this was not an outrageous scenario.

Especially for female streamers—once they grow big on Fighting Shark, wanting to leave is practically a pipe dream.

Fighting Shark’s professional PR team makes sure you know what it means to be able to take off but also to fall hard.

One wrong move, and your popularity is halved, with scandals swirling around you.

Seeing the images Dull Little Sister posted, the livestream viewers were stunned.

“Huh? Brother Yunzi, new boss? What’s the connection?”

“Wait, if I’m not mistaken, this means Brother Yunzi owns shares in Fighting Shark? Or real controlling shares!”

“No, no, if Brother Yunzi really became a controlling shareholder in Fighting Shark, he shouldn’t let Dull Little Sister go to another platform!”

“Are you guys crazy? Brother Yunzi himself streams on Douyin!”

“What the hell! So Brother Yunzi is a shareholder of Fighting Shark? Damn! The operations who threatened Brother Yunzi must be sweating bullets!”

“So, Brother Yunzi is deliberately poaching talent from Fighting Shark just to annoy them?”

“Feels like President Chen is already interrogating those operators who threatened Brother Yunzi.”

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Within a short time, viewers pieced together the whole story.

Everyone knew why Jiang Yun left Fighting Shark for Douyin in the first place.

Besides, many of Dull Little Sister’s fans were also Jiang Yun’s fans and watched his livestreams daily.

They knew Jiang Yun was... besides being unpredictable, also a bit vengeful and stubborn.

Otherwise, he wouldn’t have caused such a stir with the female police officer incident.

Given that, his actions made perfect sense!

However...

“So how rich is Brother Yunzi exactly? To be able to buy shares in Fighting Shark?”

“I always thought Brother Yunzi was just a millionaire; now I see I underestimated him.”

“Do you think it’s possible—just possible—that Brother Yunzi bought Fighting Shark shares out of spite for how they treated him back then?”

“Oh my god, if that’s true, isn’t he holding a grudge a bit too much?”

“For others, maybe not. Fighting Shark shares aren’t easy to get. It’s a lot of effort and trouble just for revenge. But for Brother Yunzi... it might be!”

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Amid the viewers’ chatter, the theory that Jiang Yun had bought Fighting Shark shares to settle scores became accepted as fact.

Many even flooded other big streamers’ rooms with messages saying things like “Find Jiang Yun to leave Fighting Shark safely.”

This left other big streamers puzzled.

Only after some inquiry did they understand the background.

Many who wanted to leave Fighting Shark found ways to get Jiang Yun’s contact info, hoping to terminate their contracts early and leave safely, just like Dull Little Sister.

So...

While Jiang Yun was still asleep, his WeChat exploded with friend requests!

When Jiang Yun woke up the next day, he found his phone on silent, dozens of text messages, and over 99 friend requests on WeChat.

He was dumbfounded.

What? Had he been doxxed?

Jiang Yun instinctively thought he had offended someone who was exposing his personal info.

But after reading the messages, he understood what was going on.

Most of the texts were from various female streamers wanting to “make friends” with Jiang Yun.

A few were male streamers—maybe they thought Jiang Yun was into that.

All of the friend requests were from Fighting Shark streamers.

Some wanted his help with contract termination; others just wanted to be friends with him.

Enjoy the livestream: “A Dancer’s Tear,” stunning Dull Little Sister. Please bookmark the livestream.