Chapter 75: He’s Even More Formidable Than Dorgon?

“My boyfriend and I met through a blind date. After spending some time together, we found ourselves quite compatible, so we discussed it with our parents and planned to get married before the New Year. But a couple of days ago, my boyfriend told me something that’s made me hesitant.”

“Oh? What is it?” Jiang Yun asked with some curiosity.

After all, the female fan had mentioned that she and her partner met through a blind date. In most such cases, the intention is marriage, and as long as the two get along, things are usually settled. Now, for the man to bring up something that has made the woman hesitate—it couldn’t be a trivial matter.

Prompted by Jiang Yun’s curiosity, the fan continued, “My boyfriend has an older brother who’s been married for a few years. But last year, when his sister-in-law was pregnant, his brother died in a car accident. My boyfriend is worried that if his sister-in-law remarries, the child’s stepfather might treat him poorly. So he wants, after we get married, to have the child legally become ours.

He says, after all, it’s his nephew—they’re related by blood. And the child is still little; if he’s raised by us, he’ll treat us as his real parents. But after hearing this, I feel hesitant. Yun, am I being too petty?”

After hearing her story, Jiang Yun fell silent.

He truly didn’t want to get involved in something so convoluted.

But…it was hard not to think abstractly about this matter.

He glanced at the comment feed.

Sure enough, quite a few viewers were already voicing his thoughts.

“A ‘nephew.’”

“A nephew, huh? I totally believe that.”

“Right, a nephew. I believe it.”

“Do you believe it’s his nephew or his son?”

“Do you believe it’s his nephew, or that I’m the First Emperor of Qin?”

“Only a man can truly understand another man. The girl hasn’t realized what’s going on, but we saw it at a glance.”

“……”

The female fan also saw the comments and exclaimed incredulously, “No, why are you all saying that? It’s his sister-in-law! How could it be possible!”

Jiang Yun pursed his lips. Unlike the comments, he didn’t directly suggest that the child was the boyfriend’s son. Instead, he said,

“Here’s what I think: I agree with your boyfriend’s reasoning, but formal adoption isn’t that straightforward, especially since the legal procedures can be complicated. I have an idea for you: have your boyfriend and his nephew take a paternity test. I know a place—they guarantee a match if it’s his own child, and if it’s not, there’s no charge. If your boyfriend gets a paternity test showing he’s the biological father, then he can register the child under his household without a hitch, and no one will ever question it. You can just raise him as your own.”

No sooner had Jiang Yun finished than the fan objected, “How could that be, Yun! Faking a paternity test is illegal…”

She stopped mid-sentence, suddenly realizing something, and fell silent.

Jiang Yun winked at the camera. “Young lady, even Dorgon couldn’t manage such a thing. I doubt there’s a man out there willing to do it. Or does your boyfriend think he’s better than Dorgon?”

“But… his parents agreed to it too…” the fan said weakly, as if grasping at a last straw.

This time, Jiang Yun said nothing, only blinked at the camera once more.

But the viewers were nothing if not blunt.

“The whole family is in on tricking you, can’t you see?”

“You said it yourself—those are his parents, not yours. Of course they’re on his side!”

“I even suspect your boyfriend only went on the blind date to get a legal status for his own son.”

“Isn’t it obvious? You’re just being used!”

“……”

Faced with such direct comments, the fan finally accepted reality.

Taking a deep breath, she said, “Yun, I understand.”

Jiang Yun nodded. “As long as you know what to do. I’ll be waiting to read about your boyfriend’s family in the news.”

“Don’t worry, I won’t let this scumbag off easily!” the girl declared with hatred.

If things truly were as Jiang Yun and the viewers suspected, then she was nothing but a tool, brought in only to give his son a legitimate status. Perhaps she’d be discarded right after the wedding.

There’s no way she’d let someone like that get away with it!

The viewers, too, were excited by the girl’s response.

“Hey, looking forward to seeing this on Douyin in a few days!”

“See you in the social news section~”

“I told you, Yun’s livestream always brings out the weirdest stories!”

“Just admit it, Yun—your stream is the definition of bizarre!”

“Ten minutes watching Yun’s stream is more entertaining than any plot twist!”

“……”

Jiang Yun glanced at the comment feed as well.

He disconnected the call with the girl and said helplessly, “That was just an accident today. There aren’t that many bizarre stories, you know. Just wait—my next…”

Before Jiang Yun could finish, the system’s voice echoed in his mind.

[Ding! Congratulations, host, today’s check-in is successful. You’ve been awarded 10 million Tiger Coins! (Proportional cashback)]

Hearing today’s system reward, Jiang Yun fell silent.

Tiger Coins are like Douyin’s Diamonds or Shark Live’s Shark Fins—virtual currency for the Tiger platform.

To be honest, he wasn’t too keen on this kind of reward anymore.

He still had 6.98 million Diamonds left from the last 10 million the system gave him, and now there were another 10 million Tiger Coins!

But Jiang Yun also noticed something—the system’s rewards were getting more and more valuable.

Whether it was the Ferrari SF90, the RICHARD MILLE RM53-02 watch, or today’s Tiger Coins, all were worth tens of millions.

The Ferrari wasn’t quite ten million, but not far off.

This reminded Jiang Yun of the system’s initial rules: daily rewards would be based on his livestream content, influence, number of viewers, and so on.

And now his stream had… 380,000 viewers!

Compared to the 3,000 he started with, that was a hundredfold increase!

No wonder the rewards were so much better now—each one was worth millions.

Coming back to himself, Jiang Yun looked at the camera and said, “That’s two hours of streaming for today. Time’s up, see you all tomorrow!”

As soon as he finished, the comment section exploded with question marks.

“????”

“What, you’re clocking off like a civil servant again?”

“What about those ten minutes you spent eating at the start?”

“No logging off!”

“Only two hours a day—does your conscience even let you sleep?”

“Never seen a streamer so eager to get off work.”

“……”

Amidst all the complaints, Jiang Yun ended the stream.

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