Chapter 107 Starting the Live Broadcast
Until the next morning, at dawn, the old folks from Chrysanthemum Alley had just wrapped up their morning exercise when they spotted Adeline hanging out in front of the clinic, messing with something.
"Hey Adeline, what are you up to?" someone called out.
Adeline, still looking half-asleep, yawned and said, "I'm gonna start live streaming."
Now that got the neighbors' attention!
Sure, they had seen live streams on their phones, but never in person. They all gathered around, curious to see what she was up to.
Adeline didn't mind the crowd and picked the most popular video platform.
This platform had some cool policies to help out newbies.
Even if she had a brand-new account, as long as she went live at a certain time, she would get a three-minute recommendation.
Adeline had done her homework the day before. Even a tiny recommendation could bring in a hundred viewers.
If she streamed for an hour, the platform would extend the recommendation time.
But keeping the viewers was all on the streamer's charm.
On these platforms, showing off and flaunting wealth were the quickest ways to grab viewers.
Adeline wasn't about that life. She just wrote "healing and saving lives" in the live stream description.
It was no flashy stuff.
She turned on the camera, aiming it at the new sign of the Lumina Vitae Foundation.
Adeline took a good look at it and found it kind of boring. She sat down, placed a reishi mushroom on the wooden table, and set the camera to focus on her upper body, no face.
Once everything was set, Adeline shared the live stream link on her social media.
She had talked with Charles about Summer's big dream of making healthcare and medicine accessible to everyone.
Live streaming was the quickest way to get there.
Online, people from all over, no matter their region, age, or education, could tune in.
At exactly 9:30 AM, she kicked off the live stream.
Maybe it was the recommendation spot.
As soon as Adeline went live, the screen showed someone had joined.
[StudyHard has entered the live stream.]
Adeline was about to greet them like other streamers do.
[Last place?]
Adeline didn't remember who this was.
[Do you think you can treat people? I saw your post on social media. Even without showing your face, I know it's you.]
[StudyHard has shared the live stream.]
[AimHigh has entered the live stream.]
[TechWhiz2024 has entered the live stream.]
Probably because someone shared it.
Suddenly, over a hundred people flooded into Adeline's live stream, all online at the same time.
[No way; would anyone really let someone who was last place treat them?]
[That's why I called you all here. It's a joke, and you'd be missing out if you didn't watch!]
Clearly, a big chunk of the hundred-plus people were there to see Adeline mess up.
[How dare you treat people?]
The doubts kept rolling in, but Adeline wasn't fazed. She watched the viewer count climb, her fingers working the backend to turn on the mic. Controversy brought attention, and she wasn't about to waste this free traffic.
"Welcome, new friends, to the live stream. Today is the first day of the Lumina Vitae Foundation's live stream. The first three consultations are free. If you have any questions, you can connect and see if I can help."
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