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Chapter 407: Chapter 189 His Posture Is So Familiar
After sitting down, Pei Shuyu looked at Su Huai a few times. Her gaze was steady, but her attitude was quite enthusiastic.
"Junior, Yu has been praising your insights into live streaming; I’ve wanted to chat with you for a while now..."
"I wouldn’t say insights, just started early."
On the surface, Su Huai was being modest, but in reality, he was giving a hint.
To recognize Pei Shuyu in reality, there were generally two ways.
The first was to ask her out as Dog Daddy, then surprise her in person.
The second was to slowly reveal himself as Su Huai and let her guess, then come clean when she tried to confirm her suspicion.
Both options had their pros and cons: the former could easily plant thorns, making it hard to break through 100 points of favorability, while the latter had more room, but it was difficult to explain why he had so much money.
To be honest, Su Huai hadn’t really decided how to go about it.
So, since he happened to run into her today, why not give her some hints and personally get a feel for her character and style.
True enough, as soon as Pei Shuyu heard that Su Huai was an old player, her interest surged.
"Which platforms did you use to play on before, junior?"
"I’ve been on YY and Douyu, recently just wandering around; I’ve looked into Gou Star and Panda."
"Really?"
Pei Shuyu was somewhat surprised, but still spoke with skill.
"You don’t seem like the freeloading type of player. Did your family give you a lot of pocket money in high school?"
Su Huai told a big truth: "What’s pocket change good for? The money I use for streaming has all been earned by myself."
"Yo, looks like you haven’t spent little, huh~~~"
Pei Shuyu’s tone carried a hint of exclamation; in reality, she didn’t take it seriously at all.
A freshman playing live streaming, how much could he spend?
Total consumption of ten or twenty thousand wasn’t even enough for what she spent in a live streaming room in a month.
But Su Huai casually replied, "Indeed, I haven’t spent little, mainly because money comes easily, so I don’t mind spending it."
This attitude piqued Pei Shuyu’s curiosity.
However, she didn’t continue talking about money. It wasn’t wise to delve too deeply into personal affairs, and besides, she wasn’t lacking money.
What interested her more was Su Huai’s view on the live streaming industry, so she bluntly asked, "What do you think about my live streaming style, then?"
"It’s really good!"
The eager response came from Yu Yangyang, who wouldn’t allow Pei to doubt herself in such a way!
Su Huai glanced at Warm Man and responded nonchalantly, "At the moment, you can’t say that you have any special style, but the current live streaming industry doesn’t need a very strong personal style. With a solid foundation, casually circle in some big brothers and harvest the love votes."
Pei Shuyu was momentarily stunned.
This tone... it sounded familiar, didn’t it?!
She didn’t think too much, just felt an imposing aura, and instinctively asked, "What do you mean?"
Su Huai had a purpose and naturally wanted to explain to her.
"This year is truly the inaugural year for live streaming; it’s a novel concept, with a rapidly growing number of new players who haven’t seen anything before. Broadcasters exert a little effort and reap five times the rewards, so what matters most is the foundation, not heterogeneous competition that tries to stand out."
To put it simply: the existing market is too big, it’s nowhere near the time for close combat."
The feeling of familiarity inside Pei Shuyu grew stronger, but was overshadowed by her thoughts.
At a glance, Su Huai’s words seemed commonplace, but they actually had a thunderous impact that could be felt in silence.
At this point in time, very few could see through the essence at a glance.
Of course, my Daddy could definitely see it, but it would be unfair to compare him with Su Huai...
A stray thought flashed through Pei Shuyu’s mind, then disappeared.
Recalling her own rise, she quickly realized that Su Huai was right; actually, she really hadn’t done anything particularly innovative; she was still following the well-trodden path of an ordinary dance broadcaster.
But why did it happen to be her who became popular?
Su Huai seemed to know what she was thinking, and timely pierced her doubts: "Because your personal qualities are too high, senior.
Today’s female broadcasters are mostly people with no way out, either high school dropouts, unemployed technicians, or confused girls who got tricked into working. The quality varies; looks, figure, temperament, and eloquence all have flaws. Their popularity entirely depends on viewers who haven’t seen better, never having had refined tastes.
You, on the other hand, senior, have no shortcomings in any aspect, and your status as a talented student from Capital Normal University can provide enough of a bonus. Just competing on quality alone can make you stand out.
So it’s not that senior has done exceedingly well, but rather that you yourself are a rare commodity in the industry."
Gou Huai wasn’t mocking her, he was simply telling the truth.
What would the popular broadcasters look like ten years from now?
Beautiful, skilled, high in emotional intelligence, a unique race track, and then either gradually accumulating fans or seizing a wave of major traffic through special opportunities.
Compared to the current era of easy money, it’s no wonder so many veteran broadcasters reminisce about the past.
Pei Shuyu truly hit the good times.
To this, she agreed as well.
"Your view is very interesting; I feel like it might really be the case."
Pei Shuyu’s openness and composure also caught Su Huai off guard; the real her didn’t puff up at all due to the success of her streaming career.
Even more so, she was actually discussing with Su Huai a certain possibility that stemmed from this.
"Junior, in your opinion, if we go to the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing Dance Academy, Central Academy of Drama and pick a few top-notch beauties, and then imbue them with enough traffic, could they all become popular?" 𝑛𝘰𝑣𝑝𝑢𝑏.𝘤𝑜𝘮
Su Huai nodded affirmatively, "As long as they don’t slip up in attitude, have a bit more emotional intelligence, they could definitely become popular."
"Then do you have any ways to persuade them?"
Pei Shuyu asked with vigor, "Do you think using my example would be convincing enough?"
