【So if I didn’t understand it wrong, Xixi is sick, but her parents and brother didn’t pay for her treatment — instead, they’re exploiting what little she has left to make money for the family?】
【You didn’t misunderstand! That’s exactly what’s happening!】
【Family? How are those people family? They’re complete monsters!】
【Why doesn’t Xixi just use the money for her own treatment? With a family like that, why even care about them?】
【Maybe she can’t even leave! Didn’t the Starry Streamer say they were abusing her?】
【I can’t take this… this is heartbreaking. How could anyone treat a young girl like that?】
【This should be something you can report to the police, right? Starry Streamer, can you help her?】
Although Xixi’s livestream was fake and deceived her viewers, everyone in the chat was surprisingly forgiving.
After all, she really was sick.
Xixi had already prepared herself to be cursed and scolded, even thinking about how she could return the gifts and donations from her viewers.
However, the words flooding across the comments made her eyes instantly blur with tears.
Her lips trembled as she tried to say something, but no words came out.
At that moment, any explanation felt unnecessary — no words could fully express what she felt.
Xixi bowed deeply once again to everyone watching the stream.
Her voice trembled as she whispered softly, “Thank you.”
Her voice was so quiet that anyone not paying attention would have missed it completely.
Just then, a loud crash echoed through Xixi’s stream.
A furious young man burst into the room, followed closely by a middle-aged couple.
“What the hell are you doing?! Who told you to go live with someone? Turn the stream off right now!” the young man shouted angrily, raising his arm as if he was about to slap her across the face.
Xixi flinched instinctively — clearly, this wasn’t the first time she’d been hit.
Her body reacted out of pure habit.
The man shoved Xixi hard, sending her crashing to the floor.
The two middle-aged adults immediately rushed at her, kicking and punching her while hurling filthy curses.
The young man, his face twisted with rage, ran toward the camera to end the stream — not realizing his every movement was still being broadcast live.
He clicked repeatedly to end it, but the stream wouldn’t turn off.
That only made him angrier.
At that moment, Ruan Xingyao spoke calmly:
“Don’t waste your effort. I’ve already contacted the platform. You can’t turn the stream off.”
The man glared viciously at the camera, his eyes filled with murderous rage — as if he could kill Ruan Xingyao just by looking through the screen.
He shouted angrily, cursing, “You meddling b*tch! You just had to stick your nose in our business, didn’t you?! If you dare ruin our source of income, I’ll kill you!”
Ruan Xingyao frowned, clearly losing patience with this man who did nothing but bark and curse.
She said calmly, “I’m afraid you won’t have the chance to.”
Even though Xixi had seemed hopeless and resigned, Ruan Xingyao had already asked Chen Yu to contact the local police.
They had arrived by now.
Just as she finished speaking, the police burst through the door and restrained the three people.
In only a few minutes, Xixi had already been beaten so badly that she was barely conscious.
A female officer helped her up — Xixi’s breathing was shallow and weak, her body limp and covered in bruises.
She was clearly in critical condition.
Such a severe assault case was now in the hands of the police.
The connection was cut off.
Ruan Xingyao sat silently for a while, her mood visibly heavy.
She took the cup that Chen Yu handed her and drank a few sips of water before finally turning back to the camera.
“Alright,” she said softly, “let’s see if anyone has drawn the second lucky bag.”
In fact, the second lucky bag had already been claimed.
Ruan Xingyao said, “The winner’s ID is “Qinqin Who Can’t Wake Up”. Hello there — are you available to connect right now?”
A moment later, the connection succeeded.
On the screen appeared a very young girl — she looked like an elementary school student.
Ruan Xingyao smiled gently and asked, “Hello, Qinqin. What can I help you with?”
The little girl pouted miserably and said through tears, “Starry Streamer, can you teach my cat to do my homework? Waaaah, I really can’t finish my summer homework!”
As she spoke, she broke down completely, crying her heart out.
Her request stunned not only Ruan Xingyao but also the entire chat.
【Hahahahahahahahaha! This has to be the most creative request ever — who would’ve thought of using Starry Streamer for that!】
【Kids these days are on another level! Usually people ask her to understand what their pets are thinking — this is the first time someone’s asked her to train their pet! Hahahahaha!】
【I can’t handle this! I need to see how this goes!】
【You’re all laughing too loud! Has anyone thought about the poor cat’s feelings? What did the cat ever do wrong?!】
【Cat: “Feed me peanuts! Feed me peanuts!”】
Ruan Xingyao couldn’t help but laugh and said kindly, “I’m sorry, little Qinqin — your summer homework is something you’ll have to do yourself. I’m afraid I can’t help with that one.”
Even though she could indeed use her spiritual power to influence the intelligence of small animals and make them a little smarter, helping their owners do summer homework was still too much to ask of those adorable little creatures.
Qinqin began crying even louder. “Waaah—but school starts the day after tomorrow! I really can’t finish it, waaaah!”
Ruan Xingyao didn’t know how to comfort a little girl who had broken down because she couldn’t finish her summer homework.
She scratched her head helplessly, wanting to say something but stopping several times.
At that moment, a gentle and elegant middle-aged woman appeared on the screen.
Looking a bit apologetic, she said to Ruan Xingyao, “I’m so sorry, streamer. This child’s just gotten a little carried away. Sorry for letting everyone see that.”
Ruan Xingyao smiled. “No, no, it’s totally understandable.”
The woman said, “We won’t take up any more of your time. Thank you, streamer.”
Ruan Xingyao nodded and ended the connection.
She had already learned from Qinqin’s cat that the little girl lived in a very happy family.
Apart from not finishing her summer homework, she really had no worries at all.
That was a stark contrast to Xixi.
Because of that, Ruan Xingyao didn’t waste more time on additional connections.
She said, “Alright then, let’s draw for today’s final lucky draw.”
— The end of the Chapter–
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