Chapter 369: Chapter 368: Victims Behind the Holographic Reality Show, Part 21

After the livestream room was restored, Ah Chen didn’t speak for a while, and the room was shut down again, still for one minute, with a warning from the administrator about a violation.

Another minute passed, the livestream room was unblocked, and the audience began to clamor.

[Where was the violation?]

[The streamer didn’t say anything.]

[Is someone messing with the streamer?]

However, even if that’s the case, ordinary people really can’t do much about it. Even if the commissioner is a somewhat famous streamer, people who want to mess with her will do so without needing a reason.

Even though the audience was dissatisfied, all they could do was make some noise; they couldn’t do anything substantial.

[Host, it was Wen Chulin who arranged it, he has connections with the owner of this livestream platform.] The voice of 997 echoed in Ah Chen’s mind. He thought that even without saying anything, the host should be able to guess it, and probably wasn’t too concerned about it.

Ah Chen indeed guessed it was Wen Chulin doing it, he was quite impatient, unable to wait even a day to cause trouble for her.

[Then if my livestream gets shut down again, let all the livestream rooms on the platform be shut down together.]

[If the owner is willing to do this, it seems like they don’t want people anymore, so everyone might as well go elsewhere.] Ah Chen said to the system.

The platform owner knew the right choice between their own interests and helping someone else.

Indeed, this was the final livestream. Originally, she didn’t plan to continue doing this, so she just wanted to bid farewell properly to these fans of the commissioner.

Ah Chen spoke a few words, and the livestream was shut down for another minute.

But this time was different; other livestream rooms were shut down simultaneously.

After repeating this several times, finally, some people reported the situation to the platform owner, and even some super popular streamers on the platform privately messaged him to ask what was going on. In an instant, sweat was pouring down the platform owner’s forehead.

Suddenly he recalled that person who was dealing with the Wen Family; could it be that they found out he was helping Wen Chulin and didn’t like it, so they planned to mess with him?

As for Bei Chen, he never doubted anything.

The other side was still just chatting with fans, doing nothing at all, not even holding a phone. If they had such amazing skills, they would’ve used their technical prowess to earn big money a long time ago, playing in a high-end game, not still streaming here.

It had to be that person who was opposing the Wen Family, unhappy with him helping Wen Chulin.

“Don’t shut down Bei Chen’s livestream room anymore, just say the platform had a malfunction earlier, and it’s already been resolved.” Wiping away sweat, the platform owner quickly gave out instructions, believing the platform users would buy this excuse.

After all, if all the livestream rooms encountered problems, it must be a malfunction.

The worry now was whether the person messing with him would let this matter go.

Thinking of this, the platform owner deeply regretted it. He should not have helped Wen Chulin just because of past dealings; how could he not understand this?

[So it was just a malfunction.]

[Gave me a scare, I thought they were targeting Chenchen.]

[If only Chenchen’s livestream room had issues, then it would definitely be targeted; but with all rooms experiencing issues, it likely was just a malfunction.]

Yun Rou couldn’t see this scene and was a bit disappointed. It was merely a malfunction? She thought Wen Chulin had done something.

Meanwhile, Wen Chulin was on the phone with the platform owner, who sounded helpless: “My livestream platform just had an issue, shut down Bei Chen’s room, and other rooms simultaneously were shut down. It’s likely that person targeting the Wen Family found out.”

“I can’t help you with this matter.”

After the call ended, Wen Chulin looked upset.

This he hadn’t expected.

He indeed forgot, there was still someone behind targeting the Wen Family; although they’re having some trouble now, his brother is dealing with it, so it temporarily had nothing to do with him, and he had set this person aside. Only now did he remember, they haven’t found this person yet, and they might strike at the Wen Family at any moment.

Who on earth was this person?

Having better technology than the Wen Family is not a good thing for them.

Looking at Ah Chen in the livestream room, a chilly voice sounded: “Then let senior sister go for now; once the Wen Family’s situation is resolved, I’ll deal with senior sister again.”

Not finding out who that person targeting the Wen Family was left him anxious.

With this thought, Wen Chulin called his brother Wen Chumo, asking if they’d found the person targeting the Wen Family.

Wen Chumo was still in the office, that program had ended, but the difficulties faced by the Wen Family had not.

Now the server was reopened, and the technical staff were investigating what went wrong with the Virtual World, finding that all data had been lost.

Yes, completely lost!

Vanished without a trace. Although they had backups, more than just one, when these backup data were imported, they again disappeared; these seemed utterly useless, as if signaling to them that the originally constructed Virtual World was no longer usable, no matter how many times the data was imported.

If nothing worked, they’d have to construct a whole new Virtual World. Although they had the technology, it wasn’t difficult to execute, just troublesome, requiring time and cost. But now the situation had qualitatively exceeded their understanding, causing unease.

Receiving Wen Chulin’s call, Wen Chumo said: “We haven’t found anything, very mysterious.”

Not a single bit of information had been found; the enemy that the Wen Family faced was stronger than imagined.

Wen Chulin felt heavy-hearted, grasping the gravity of the situation. After hesitating, he disclosed what happened today.

Wen Chumo suddenly asked: “Could it be related to Bei Chen?”

“It shouldn’t be. I’ve been watching her livestream, and when her room was shut down, she seemed surprised, and she definitely couldn’t have such capabilities.”

Wen Chumo thought about it and agreed.

It must indeed be the Wen Family’s enemy. Since the Wen Family rose to its current status, they’re bound to have innumerable opponents, and plenty of people have been upset with them, many wishing to sabotage them, but exactly who, he couldn’t determine.

“For now, don’t cause any new troubles.” Wen Chumo advised, “Even if you want to do something, you have to wait until the situation stabilizes.”

“Got it.” Wen Chulin didn’t argue, feeling a bit regretful. Senior sister’s luck turned out to be pretty good.

But that troublesome rat will eventually be caught.

As the livestream was about to end, Ah Chen announced to the audience: “Today will be the last livestream.”

[Chenchen, what’s going on?]

[Why are you suddenly quitting?]

Ah Chen said: “I want to do something else.”

Despite the audience’s reluctance, Ah Chen stated firmly that she wouldn’t be livestreaming again.

“That show’s last episode left a bad feeling with me, so you all should prepare for what’s next; I’ll be preparing too,” Ah Chen reminded them.

The livestream audience was momentarily stunned; did she really believe this?

Since she participated in the show earlier, she currently didn’t have much work on hand.

But many had reached out to her for collaboration, to which she explained the situation one by one.

Yun Rou, who was observing all this, was frozen; Bei Chen announcing she’d stop livestreaming just when she was at her peak?

Could she really let it go?

She had gained millions of followers from that program; the potential earning is unimaginable.

With junior year starting, Yun Rou moved back to the dormitory.

Her roommate was puzzled and asked what was going on; this time she said, “Bei Chen stopped livestreaming, she wants to do something else.”

Originally, she wanted to keep people guessing about what happened and spark discussion, but Bei Chen suddenly deciding to quit streaming changed that plan.

Yet she intended to proceed.

On the first day back in the dorm, she set up her equipment and informed familiar people, starting a stream as Bei Chen’s former assistant, which indeed attracted quite a bit of audience.

Bei Chen knew about this and, even if she wasn’t happy about it, couldn’t control these things. If she wanted to survive in the internet world, she couldn’t afford to care about others’ opinions.

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