Her Cultivation Diary

How could this happen?!

Qiaoqiao, completely unaware, turned to Song Tan:

"Sis, Brother Zhuangzhuang’s grapes are all sold out. What do we do now?"

The stream started at 5 o’clock, and it’s not even 6 o’clock yet. The sun hasn’t set.

Song Tan glanced at the table Yan Ran sent over: "Let the fans know we’re switching to another orchard."

Qiaoqiao happily waved at the camera in the live stream room:

"Thank you, kiddos! Brother Zhuangzhuang’s grapes are all sold out. The workers are packing and shipping them now. We’re heading to the next spot!"

"Sis, who’s next?"

Song Tan confirmed again: "A young guy named Da Liang. His orchard is over 20 acres, right next to the Party Branch Secretary’s place, about 300 meters from here, just right for another stream."

Baiyu County has over 600 acres of grapes. Tao Zhuangzhuang owns one-sixth, and the tiny orchards just don’t warrant having individual links.

Calculated like this, we might finish streaming by tonight.

The only issue is, are there big lamps in the orchard at night?

While they were discussing this, the fans in the live stream room were already used to being forgotten by the hosts.

Instead, new young fans seeing Qiaoqiao for the first time thought he was refreshingly genuine, even feeling—

[He’s so sweet]

[Yeah, he calls his sister! So obedient.]

[Oh my God, Qiao Bao! So cute ahhh!]

That is to say, no one said they couldn’t be fans of a host, right?

Especially when this host doesn’t make them spend money to boost sales, and the items he’s showcasing can’t be grabbed at all, how ridiculous!

[But honestly, I’ve been watching the stream room, and these things sell way too fast, right?]

[Me too! That 9.9 deal, the link was posted, and upon refreshing, it was gone.]

[I checked, 5000 orders, are so many people snatching them?]

[I wanted to take a screenshot to share, but the page I got was already grayed out.]

Some were getting eager:

[Things are so expensive yet people are grabbing them, maybe they’re actually good? I want to try them too.]

[I think it’s worth a try. Doesn’t the group owner’s uncle squat here for 3 days? If the fruit wasn’t good, why squat for so long?]

[Exactly! No wonder our uncle was so mad, surely the quality is distinctly better than the others? I’m ordering in a bit to try it.]

[I want some too!]

[This is Qiaoqiao’s first attempt at boosting sales! Go for it!]

All in all, fans and the group owner reached a psychological agreement, leading to an influx of new users in the live stream room. Qiaoqiao’s ability to sell and attract new fans was equally outstanding.

This round, everyone’s happy.

Meanwhile, the buyer stubbornly stood at the village entrance, confidently promising his colleagues:

"Don’t worry, my niece’s team is professional! They’ll make sure he can’t sell anything!"

But his colleagues had doubts, continuously watching Qiaoqiao’s live stream:

"And our niece gave bad reviews, right? Why haven’t we seen any?"

Buyer: "..."

He promptly texted his niece.

She quickly sent a long voice message:

"Uncle, you don’t get it. Netizens are rebellious these days. If you directly say negative things, they may insist on buying."

"For professionals like us, it’s advanced trolling. We might actually place an order, then shoot a video when it arrives saying something like ’It’s okay, I thought at this price it should be amazingly delicious, but it’s just alright, although better than supermarket grapes priced at 9.9, it only seems worth about 10 bucks more.’."

She sent these voice messages quite properly, then looked at Qiaoqiao’s youthful face on the screen, feeling a slight ache within:

Ah, the dilemma of being a fan, how can the elders understand?

After a pause, the niece hesitantly said:

"But to make it seem real, the cycle is quite long—Uncle, how about I return the money to you first? Once it’s done, you can send it to me again."

The buyer found it reasonable.

Though he wanted something straightforward and blunt, he’s never quite grasped the online world, so he decided to hold his temper and trust the professionals.

Moreover, with two colleagues watching him, tempted by the money, he still grit his teeth:

"Forget it, you keep it, just let me know once it’s done!"

Even if he sold 100 acres, there’s still over 500 acres to go; if they secure it, they can still earn a big profit!

The other two buyers also watched the live stream room, snickering: