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

Before going to bed, I spent all the money I had left to buy one invitation ticket. Meanwhile, the CEO teamed up with the others and bought one more.

With Maru as my representative, I added Komari, and with Dora's daughter, I added Rain. Now all five of Parallel’s members were gathered.

From here on, the focus would be entirely on hunting while managing the members' sleep schedules. The promotional strategy would shift from the previous active approach to a more subtle one.

So, starting today... there’s nothing too exciting to watch...

[ (🔴Live) Wicker Town Season 2 - Parallel Community Chat Room, Day 3 ] 👪7,942
#64Cubic #Parallel

“… Why 8,000 viewers?”

Even though the CEO and the members were all logged in, and each of them was recording about 1.5 times their usual viewership, my viewers were still stuck at 8,000. There was no difference from when I ended the broadcast yesterday.

Why?

Was it because people wanted to see more Skeleton Knight gameplay?

When viewers expect something from a streamer, the watch time naturally increases. If that continues, viewers usually start giving small donations, interact with the streamer, follow the channel for regular stream notifications, and eventually subscribe. But…

My stream is only for two weeks.
After that, they won’t have any reason to come back.

I understand that the 64Cubic viewers were fascinated by the Skeleton Knight, but getting overly involved won’t help them in the long run.

I decided to throw a casual greeting to check who was here now that all the members had started their streams.

“Since the CEO and members have started their streams, I’ll go ahead and receive some gear from Movgun and start making money. I’ll rotate the screen occasionally for interesting content, so please stay tuned.”

— Eh? I came to watch Gia though?
— Skeleton Knight Magia
— You’re the hero of Skeleton Village!
— I’m sure everyone who wanted to watch the other members already left.
— Lol, true.
— Are you hunting with Geon today?
— Let’s go to the dungeon!!

After quickly scanning the chat, it seemed that about half the viewers were there to watch Skeleton Knight gameplay, about 10% were asking if I was hunting with Movgun, and the rest were my usual viewers.

I knew people were excited about the hidden job, but I didn’t expect the excitement to last this long.

Maybe it’s because I haven’t actually gone to the dungeon yet?
If that’s the case, half of those 8,000 will probably leave before the end of the day.@@novelbin@@

I also felt a little disappointed that the other members hadn’t discovered their hidden jobs. If they had, they would have had at least a week of special inflow.

Well, that’s just how it is.

Anyway, I just have to focus on what I need to do.

First, I’ll make sure the members change to second-tier jobs and help them gather materials.

Unlike first-tier jobs, which focus on material gathering, second-tier jobs require constant interaction with people, so they’ll naturally encounter more opportunities to showcase good scenes.

• [Whisper] Movgun: 309, 25, 294
• [Whisper] Movgun: Come to these coordinates.