Her Food Livestream Broke the Galaxy

Chapter 122: Hardcore Fans

Jiang Qiuqiu, who was just a little taller than a bucket, was currently chatting with Meimei.

Her editor was still in shock today!

"You’re truly a miracle for our editorial department!"

"Sister Meimei, what’s going on? You sound so excited," Jiang Qiuqiu asked, dangling her little feet.

Meimei was thrilled as she stared at the data in front of her. ’This might be the highlight of my entire career as an editor.’ "Your performance lately has been absolutely incredible."

The Gugu Beast food special that started a month ago was originally expected to be just an ordinary food feature, something to attract some fans and lay a foundation for the future.

But then it unexpectedly hit the trending list twice, causing her viewer traffic to surge and attracting countless new fans.

What’s more, by connecting the food to parent-child relationships, she broke into the mainstream once again, gaining exposure to the general public.

Typically, after such a massive and frequent increase in public exposure and fan growth, a huge wave of haters would inevitably follow. Fans and haters go hand in hand; it’s a given in the livestreaming world.

However, before Jiang Qiuqiu’s haters could become a significant force, the official state media stepped in and settled the matter for good.

The involvement of the mainstream media attracted a new audience from outside the usual food livestreaming section.

From that point on, the traffic to Jiang Qiuqiu’s stream never dropped.

Coupled with the continued success of subsequent high-quality dishes like Braised Gugu Beast Knuckle, Braised Gugu Beast Trotters, and Cold-Dressed Gugu Beast Ears, her new fans were hooked and stayed.

"Qiuqiu, the special feature ended yesterday. The editorial department compiled your data and sent it to headquarters for review. Whether looking at the number of event followers, the sales figures, or any other metric, you are without a doubt the pillar of the food section."

This time, Meimei didn’t use the term "new streamer."

With these results, this data, she could hold her own even against the seasoned veterans.

Her numbers were even a cut above most of the second-tier stars.

"So, I’m famous?"

"You’ve been famous for a while now. I called today to talk about something else."

Her voice rose, trembling slightly. "Qiuqiu, I applied to headquarters to upgrade you to an A+ Level top-tier contract, and it was approved!"

In other words, Jiang Qiuqiu had only been on her livestreaming journey for about two months, but she had already skipped multiple levels, truly making history.

’This counts as success, right?’

Jiang Qiuqiu thought to herself, ’Even though I’m in a different place, my culinary dream is still alive and well.’

More and more people were entering her stream. The comment section was filling up with more and more comments, each viewer leaving sincere and straightforward messages of their affection for her.

’These must be the joys of a chef’s life.’

"Hey, Qiuqiu, why aren’t you saying anything?" Meimei laughed. "Are you stunned with happiness?"

"Yeah, I’m so happy," Jiang Qiuqiu said, snapping out of her daze. "Sister Meimei, thank you for all your help."

"Don’t be so formal. I should be the one thanking you," Meimei said. "Your success is all thanks to your own talent. Any achievements on my end are entirely because you carried me along with you."

"That just goes to show you have a great eye for talent, Sister Meimei."

"Oh, stop. We’ve barely exchanged a few sentences and we’re already patting each other on the back."

Suppressing her joy, Jiang Qiuqiu remembered something. "Sister Meimei, didn’t you say there were two things you wanted to talk about? One was the contract upgrade. What’s the other?"

"The other thing—" Meimei’s tone suddenly changed. She sighed wistfully. "Kids these days are so much more impressive than we were."

Then she added, "And fans these days are seriously hardcore."