He's mine l Lk adaptation

Chapter 37

Jisoo stopped looking at her phone and waved a finger at her, indicating that she mute the livestream first.

"The news about the livestream has suddenly reached the top spot of trending topics, this commercial blogger is actually rather famous, but the company didn't buy you an advertisement," Jisoo said, looking confused. "The topic was even 'Lisa rebuking the haters on livestream, her unbelievable beauty coming out through the screen."

"..."

What a trashy title, did the screen make you angry. As expected, a huge batch of haters started coming around.

[Let's come get to know a beauty that can come out through the screen.]

[Fans have a hundred layers of filter on? Unbelievable beauty???]

The fans immediately started attacking back, and in the comments there were fights breaking out. Lisa found it very fun.

"Who's always sending me gifts? It's blocking the screen, I can't see the comments anymore," Lisa said anxiously. "Oh right, how much is that gift worth?"

Jisoo said, "A hundred each."

"A hundred each? So expensive?" Lisa paused and counted mentally. In the hour, she had already received more than a thousand of these gifts. "Please stop sending gifts, I don't lack the money."

[666666, may I know how much you earn from each show you film?]

[Not much,] Lisa said sincerely, looking at the comment, [But it's enough for me.]

It's a pity that her words don't seem to make a difference. There's still people giving her gifts, and the fights breaking out onscreen are just getting fiercer.

[Stop arguing.] She took a look at the time. [It's time for the friendly competition, in a moment there'd be a lucky draw page shown on the screen. There are five spots, and if you get one you can participate in our friendly Link-Up competition.]

Once she'd said that, even the haters paused for a few seconds.

[...friendly Link, Link-Up competition?]

[Why are you city people devolving as you move on???]

[Anyone who gets lucky can play? Even haters?]

"Yeah," Lisa said. "As long as you have a laptop."

The first round of lucky draw was about to start.

In less than five minutes, five players were chosen, and in a moment the game moderator sent over the room number and the password.

Lisa took a long while to finally enter the room.

In there were five players with really high points, some 'Matching Zodiac', 'Extraordinarily Sharp Eyes', 'Diamond *XX seat'... with one glance it's easy to tell they were all experienced players from a bygone era.

As for Lisa.

Lisa – Little star.

[Little star and you have the face to open a friendly competition? Resembling a bronze player looking to SOLO with diamond players.]

"What's wrong with Little star?" Lisa argued. "I've practiced on the phone for a long time."

The game started soon. Lisa focused on getting rid of the blocks, and it was surprisingly smooth-sailing. Mid-way, she looked at the competitors with her peripheral vision. One of them was about the same speed as her, and she could see that both were about to reach the countdown.

She settled, calmly dissolving the bricks one by one, and just when she was about to press the last one, the screen darkened – the other ended the game two seconds earlier than her.