Chapter 91 The Great Quarrel
Lucas angrily sent out his barrage of comments, a long string of text.
[Boring Surf, your actions are not just an insult to Stephanie but a provocation to all of our streamers! Stop looking down on our profession! You can insult me, but you cannot insult the streaming industry!]
[Sending a $100 virtual gift and expecting Stephanie to dance? What you are thinking is ridiculous!]
[Boring Surf, you're just a clown. Stop making a fool of yourself here!]
As Lucas' comments appeared, his fans quickly expressed their support for him. The comments were all mocking Skyview. Even those who had supported Skyview earlier either disappeared or switched sides. After all, Skyview was just a minor level 5 account on Shark Live. But Lucas was the number one male streamer on Shark!
It was natural that most viewers were on Lucas' side now.
Stephanie showcased her superb acting skills again, her eyes welling up with tears as she sobbed. "Thank you, Mr. Banks. Your words are so warm; it really touched my heart."
Skyview, however, was not at all discouraged. After all, no one could mute him now, nor could anyone ban him. Skyview was happy to continue the argument. He quickly typed out a serious of comments.
[You said so much, but isn't it just discrimination against me for being poor? Discrimination against the poor?]
[You streamers always flatter the rich and look down on the poor. Your character is just terrible!]
[Shameless! Shameless!! Shameless!!!]
Skyview was very good at talking nonsense with a straight face and making fallacious arguments. But he considered himself quite good at debating. This was also because Skyview used illegal technology, so the streamers, moderators, and even the super moderators couldn't mute or ban Skyview.
The super moderator in Stephanie's live room constantly tried to ban him, but Skyview, which relied on illegal technology, did not care about it at all.
All banning actions were just self-humiliation to Skyview. So, he could brazenly insult Lucas; otherwise, he would have been banned long ago.
Lucas, looking at Skyview's comments, deeply realized that Skyview was an exceptionally strong opponent, and using the same tactics against him would be useless.
But this wasn't the first time he had encountered this situation. Being the number one male streamer on Shark Live, a very competitive platform, Lucas was quite capable of coping with any sitiation. After a brief thought, Lucas typed out the following comments.
[Yes, we streamers do treat fans as friends, but you can take care of one friend, not a thousand or ten thousand friends.]
[Stephanie has hundreds of thousands of fans. If each of these fans asked Stephanie to dance, she would end up exhausted.]
[Favoring some over others is unavoidable. After all, although we are streamers, we are ultimately employees of Shark Live. You could even say we are products of Shark Live!]
[If your friend works at a Ferrari dealership, can he sell you a Ferrari worth millions of dollars for $100? If your friend works at a Rolex store, can he sell you a Rolex for $100? No, of course.]
[We streamers are the same! The company treats customers as gods; they set the rules for us to obey, and we must encourage more people to send gifts. This kind of favoritism is actually an economic principle! It's the same all over the world.]
[It's not Stephanie's fault.]
[It’s not any streamer's fault.]
As this string of comments appeared, Skyview thought to himself that Lucas was indeed quite capable. Impressive! His argument was very clever, and he even shifted the responsibility to Shark Live.
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