”Bet that he can have 100,000 followers after the event is over?”

　　Lu Mi nodded heavily.

　　With a chuckle, Lu Qi said, “Let’s bet. If you want to give me money, there’s no reason for me to refuse.”

　　”It’s not certain who will win or lose.” Lu Mi didn’t expect Lu Qi to agree. He felt something was wrong, but he didn’t go into details.

　　It’s a good thing to agree. He just thinks that Lin Xingjiao can bet up to 100,000 before betting, not aiming to lose. Moreover, he has a good relationship with the president of Chili Live, so he can provide some convenience. Lu Qi didn’t say that they could not interfere.

　　The next day after Lin Xingjiao woke up, he found another private message, which was an official notification that the “Weird Light Competition” was temporarily adjusted and registration would be opened again for one day. Players who registered today could still enter the finals.

　　The points of the contestants who registered today will be compared with those who have participated for seven days.

　　How can this be compared? Lin Xingjiao didn’t understand the meaning of this operation. He looked through the comments below, but found that they were all curses.

　　The general meaning is that the rewards have become better and the registration channels have been opened. Some contestants who could have entered the finals had their places taken away by those who registered today, so they cursed the officials.

　　There are also comments saying that they don’t know where these people who signed up today came from, they just came because the promotional resources have improved.

　　He has just arrived but he can beat so many people who have participated for seven days. His equipment is also professional. He must have a foundation in other platforms. He is so organized and disciplined. He is not a newcomer at all. It is unfair to them.

　　Lin Xingjiao watched the show until 10 o’clock last night and woke up at 10 o’clock in the morning, so he knew nothing about the bloody storm that had caused such a stir.

　　Eating the bread and milk brought by Aunt Meng, Lin Xingjiao sat on the ergonomic chair with a piece of toast in his mouth and browsed the messages. He did not go to see the quarrel.

　　He was looking at his ranking. He had always been first in the previous preliminary rounds, and the top ten could enter the finals. Lin Xingjiao clicked on the ranking list and remembered the short essay in the comments that said four or five people had already been squeezed out.

　　After the interface was loaded, Lin Xingjiao was still in first place. His points were very high, almost overwhelming, otherwise Lu Mi wouldn’t have felt that his number of fans was increasing so quickly.

　　However, the comments were not random, and there were indeed many unfamiliar names of the anchors below.

　　Lin Xingjiao was a little curious about what the reward was that made these people so crazy.

　　Resources are limited. If their resources become better now, then it will inevitably infringe on the interests of others.

　　Lin Xingjiao took a quick look and understood why everyone was going crazy. He also understood why he saw some veteran anchors using their own accounts to speak out, saying that the platform was inexplicable and why newcomers wanted to take their place.

　　If the original “Twilight Competition” was just a small-scale event within its own circle, and the platform also specially opened up an area for newcomers to play, now the newcomers are directly thrown into the recommended position of the old players.

　　The first place winner in the finals will have a promotional position on the main page for up to half a month.

　　It is the general edition, not the Sing and Meet section, and certainly not the Newcomer section within the Sing and Meet section.

　　This section has always been occupied by the top few people with the most fans. Some veteran anchors with a lot of fans wanted to be on it but never got there. Now it has become a reward for the rookie competition. Who wouldn’t be angry when seeing this?

　　It’s just that the top few did not speak out, but their fans were speaking up for them and scolding the platform for being inhumane.

　　After reading all the information, Lin Xingjiao filled his cup with water, cleared his throat and started the live broadcast.

　　An enthusiastic audience member had previously sent him a private message asking him to be his room manager, to which Lin Xingjiao agreed. Including the “Cat Eats Bamboo” who had previously clamored for him to show his face was also one of them. He now has three room managers.

　　It’s just that the three house managers were a little overwhelmed today as there were too many people swearing. Now that the reward for the first place has become so good, Lin Xingjiao is still firmly sitting in the first place and there is a gap in the second place’s data, so all the criticism is directed at him.

　　Lin Xingjiao didn’t care too much, as he was no longer in the same situation as when he first came from the book.

　　He has also learned to ignore and block people now. This is not taught by his parents. This is what Lu Qi taught him with his actions on his first day here. Moreover, these words are nothing compared to what happened before. Lin Xingjiao doesn’t care.

　　It’s just that the housing management has to keep people from speaking.

　　The instigator of all this trouble was Lu Mi. His posture now was 90% similar to that of an ostrich with its head buried in a fool’s eyes. He didn’t even dare to look at Lu Qi who was sitting opposite him and came to find him.

　　Yesterday he came up with a decision that he thought was brilliant but actually had an unknown effect. He contacted the president of Chi Li and made it clear that he wanted to adjust the final reward of the competition.

　　President Wei Duo of Chi Li was shocked when he heard Lu Mi’s idea, especially when Lu Mi, who was well aware of the principle of waving the flag, added, “My uncle thinks so too.”

　　Finally, the Publicity and Planning Department worked overtime to make changes to the competition.

　　As soon as the results were announced, they were criticized for their confusing recommendation system, but why did they make a rookie competition so important?

　　”It’s okay. Anyway, we don’t know if it was you who did it. Why are you afraid? Am I really that fierce?”

　　Lu Mi could only shake his head silently, not knowing what to say. In fact, the reason behind his decision was very simple, that is, he wanted to win, so Lin Xingjiao needed to have 100,000 fans. He felt that Lin Xingjiao was not bad in any way, but what he lacked was exposure, so he wanted to give him the best.

　　Now Lu Mi can only shrink like a quail. No matter what Lu Qi says, he won’t refute it, although usually he obeys his uncle and is comparable to Li Rui.

　　”Then you must be a real fan.” Lu Mi’s narrow eyes curved slightly.

　　Lu Mi: … (dare not speak)

　　”What are you doing, mute? Say something.”

　　”I was wrong.”

　　Lu Qi’s previously gentle expression froze, and he leaned back on the leather seat with a fierce temperament. He finally stopped smiling and warned calmly, “Don’t interfere in such matters in the future. It’s too cheap.”

　　After Lu Qi finished speaking, he put down his crossed legs and prepared to leave, when there was a knock on the door outside the office.

　　Lu Mi breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that everything would be fine. He quickly pressed the button on the desk to indicate his agreement, and the person who came in was the company’s executive director.

　　”What’s the matter?” After being forgiven, Lu Mi became more stylish.

　　The executive director handed over a list and said, “Because of the adjustments made by the Chili live broadcast platform to its ‘Twight Competition’, I think it is necessary to send the trainees trained by the company to participate in advance. This can help them accumulate fame in advance. Even if they don’t get first place, it will be good exposure. We have arranged for them to go live.”

　　Lu’s Entertainment Company’s reaction was relatively slow. When Lin Xingjiao looked at it, many of the top ten had already been replaced, and the identities of these newcomers who suddenly appeared were also obvious.

　　Lu Mi didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. He looked at Lu Qi with a stern face, signaling him for help with his eyes. However, Lu Qi shrugged and walked away, his meaning was very clear: “You have to solve the problems you have caused yourself.”

　　Although this change was just something Lu Mi came up with on the spur of the moment, when it was actually implemented, the splash was far greater than he had initially expected.

　　Lu Mi’s initial thought was that since Lin Xingjiao lacked exposure, he should be generous and give him the best.

　　The recommendation page of the main edition has always been occupied by several big anchors. Over the years, no newcomer can surpass them, and as time goes by, it is tacitly accepted that they are the ones who are recommended on the main edition.

　　After suddenly learning about this change, most of the big anchors remained calm and did not say anything, but one anchor already expressed dissatisfaction and approached the management.

　　No matter how much arguments and quarrels there are outside.

　　Lin Xingjiao continued his live broadcast as usual, unaware that all the changes were caused by him.

　　The newcomers who were sent by the entertainment company later also had no idea. They were just envious of Lin Xingjiao’s good luck. It was as if they were rushing to grab the treasure, but the treasure fell directly next to Lin Xingjiao.