I May Be a Virtual Youtuber, but I Still Go to Work

Though Do-hee was swamped with work, broadcasting, and gacha pulls, when she heard about Magia’s Skeleton Knight class promotion, she immediately parked her character in a safe spot and opened Magia’s stream in a small window within the screen.

Magia had obtained a hidden class, which was exciting, but Do-hee was a little concerned about the situation after the reveal.@@novelbin@@

Then, she saw that the viewer count was a staggering 19,000.

"Wow, a ton of people showed up."

— Wow, the viewer count hahaha
— Looks like all the randos are coming over.
— The hidden job rumors have been spreading since yesterday hahaha

It looked like it was too overwhelming a number for Magia to handle alone.

During the review stream for Monthly Fantasia, there were 15,000 viewers, all of whom were regular Parallel fans, so they were fairly tame in comparison. But this time, it was different.

People were coming from all kinds of communities, flooding in to figure out who Magia was and what the hidden job was.

It was a situation where the stream could crash at any moment if things went south.

‘I should help...’

However, just as Do-hee was about to message Magia via TikTok and TalkCode, Magia had already made her decision and turned her thoughts into action.

"Welcome, viewers, to Parallel’s community chat room. I’m Magia, the manager of Parallel. I’m here to introduce to you the first-gen talent, Another, and explain what kind of idol they are. It will take exactly five minutes. During that time, I’ll blow your minds. Can I do the hidden class test after that?"

It was clearly a wave too high and dangerous for Magia to handle.

Yet, she surfed that wave successfully.

Instead of being swept away by the situation, she stood firm, saying what needed to be said, holding her ground.

But of course, there were things Do-hee had to point out.

Magia was talented, so even though she had appeared in many scenes without showing any obvious flaws, she was still a broadcast beginner.

No matter how good her sense for streaming was, her eyes seemed to glaze over with the thought that she had to promote right now, so she ended up putting too much energy into it, almost to the point of overdoing it.