Young artists compete, and even the richest fans have to fight for their votes.

Chapter 62: Changes to the PK Tournament Rules

Shu Hua looked at the comments section and saw that although the wording was a bit off, the facts seemed to be pretty much the same.

Without the hype from fans, Daddy would probably just be like in the book: seeing the female lead, he would settle down and protect her.

Thinking this, Shu Hua picked up her phone and sent out a few red envelopes in the live stream.

After the frenzy of grabbing red envelopes, the comment section was filled with nothing but thank you messages.

Shu Hua: "Have I met today's live stream KPI?"

Although that PK just happened a bit too suddenly, I took a look.

The gifts that Duan Shao and He Shao gave were quite valuable.

Yesterday, the administrator told me that the rankings would be released today. Where can I find them?

Do you all know this?

Shu Hua suddenly moved closer to the camera, and in an instant, the entire frame was filled with Shu Hua's delicate little face.

The sudden beauty overload left the comment section drooling for a while before anyone started answering Shu Hua's question.

[Ah, the beauty filter is amazing! My hands haven't stopped taking screenshots. New wallpapers +10086]

【Ahhhhh, I love it when Huazai confronts me with his face like this, ahhhhhh!】

[The person upstairs is no longer fully conscious; diagnosis complete!]

The rankings are on the homepage's promotional page; just swipe three times.

[I just checked, and Huazai is currently ranked 13th in his/her category, not even in the top 20 overall, so he/she isn't visible yet.]

[Wow, that's low? Even though Huazai doesn't play many PvP matches, his scores are always pretty good. I thought he'd at least make it into the top ten.]

[I just checked, and purely based on gift points, Huazai could indeed be in the top ten, but there's a new rule that limits the frequency of PK battles.]

Those who participate in fewer than 3 but more than 5 PK battles per day will experience a decrease in their score coefficient.

【Huh? What does this mean? It's limiting the number of PK battles a streamer can participate in each day?】

What about those streamers who play a dozen matches every day? Those streamers who specialize in PvP are doomed!

No, it seems they only count the top 5 results in the scoring, and the rest are not counted.

[What's this? Restricting low-profit, high-volume sales? Hahahaha!]

[The analogy upstairs, I must say, really captures that feeling, hahaha!]

[However, I think having many restrictions is fine, but why restrict even those with few? Otherwise, my little artist could easily make it into the top ten.]

[Maybe it's about user activity? I'm just guessing.]

[So, Huazai has to do two more PK battles today? Yay! Mom doesn't have to worry about my beloved streamer suddenly going offline anymore.]

[Hey upstairs, beetroot, suddenly I think the official rule changes are actually pretty good?]

Shu Hua was impatient to read so much text, and was also carefully looking at the summary in the comments section. When she saw that there was a limit to the number of PK attempts, she exclaimed "Ah!"

"No, wasn't the activity level supposed to be based on broadcasting every day?"

How come it's suddenly become a requirement to play at least three PK matches every day?

"The competition has already started, how can you add rules on the spot?"

Shu Hua looked like she had a deep-seated bitterness and resentment.

She was already giving it her all by doing live streams every day.

As a result, they actually had to play three PK matches every day.

If she hadn't experienced any competition before seeing this, she would probably think that three rounds were alright.

However, for her, who has already experienced the hardships of PvP, this is a different story.

Three games is far too many.

Just like now, she only played a 1v1 PK, and she even slept for a few minutes in between, but she already felt exhausted.

At most, we can have one more normal PK match.

One day might be fine, but this season lasts for a whole month, making her play three PK matches every day.

Shu Hua suddenly wondered, why did she even participate in this competition?

People really can't empathize with their past selves.

Shu Hua racked her brains for a long time, but still couldn't figure out why she wanted to participate in the PK competition.

It's definitely not because of any rewards or resources.

If she really wanted these, she could just ask Daddy directly; it would be faster and of higher quality.

Since Shu Hua couldn't remember, she decided to rely on the wisdom and memory of the masses.

Knowing herself as she does, she must have given a reason when she first said she wanted to have a PK (player versus player) match.

"By the way, does anyone remember why I even wanted to participate in the PK tournament?"

[Your memory is terrible, kid! You said it yourself! You wanted to use punishment to stretch your old bones!]

Because the process of punishment forces you to move! It's much more effective than you telling yourself you're going to the gym! (doge)

[Occupational hazard warning! It seems like the artist thinks the punishment for PK (player killing) is like forced calisthenics?]

[In summary, they want to get moving but lack the willpower, so they seek external pressure. The competition (PK) is that external pressure. End of summary.]

[Give a thumbs up to the person upstairs, that's a great summary!]

【Hey, kid, that's not right with your tone. What are you trying to do?】

[Hiss—this opening line... I smell a conspiracy! Kid, confess!]

[Could this be an excuse to play fewer games tomorrow? We need to keep an eye on the platform's new rules! (pointing and gesturing.jpg)]

[The truth is out! Look at that pained mask! She's definitely up to no good!]

【Why else? For that damn sense of security I get when Daddy farms Eternal Realm! (voice cracks)】

[To show us what "squatting torture" and "leg cramping" performance art really are! I took screenshots!]

[To prove you don't have a cat's tongue but a small mouth! (Just kidding) Pizza as proof!]

[To create a memorable scene for the deer chords, a "double deafness" and a "battle of the century between tone-deaf and perfect pitch!"]

Looking upstairs, I suddenly realized that although Huazai's PK history isn't long, every match has been memorable. He's practically a chosen one in PK battles!

[I understand now, so I'm filled with regret, deep regret.jpg]

[Translation: Baby's tired, baby doesn't want to move, baby wants to be a salted fish!]

[In plain terms: This lousy PvP is unbearable! (Pain Mask loading...)]

"So I was actually quite diligent back then, and even wanted to do it myself?"

Shu Hua looked at the comments section with surprise at the reason given to her.

No, was I ever this ambitious before?

Did you inform her now?

"Yes, I regret it. I really regret it now."

People really can't empathize with their past selves, even if that past doesn't seem that far away.

No... I underestimated PK back then.

"No, humans are learning beings. Let me see how to reduce the coefficients since there aren't enough PK rounds."

Shu Hua picked up her phone and began to carefully study the rules.

Although she regretted it, her personality wouldn't allow her to give up halfway.

The outcome doesn't have to be good, but there must be an outcome.

However, this achievement is not solely the result of her own efforts.

So, even if Daddy doesn't care about that little bit of money.

But Daddy sacrificed his time, because she had to stream and play PK every day. Daddy put aside his work and gave her his time.

This requires much more effort than simply giving money.

After all, to paraphrase a CEO romance novel, a million dollars is a fraction of a dollar per minute.

If we're talking about converting it into money, forget it, let's not bother calculating it.

She couldn't bear it.