Chapter 241
Chapter 241:
She adjusted the camera to highlight her hands, the consultation tools, and the HaloFlow Pharmacy sign beside her.
Her graceful hands drew quiet attention from the staff. One of them finally said, “Our CEO gave instructions for your stream to get premium traffic support. That means you’ll get double the views compared to others just starting out. Let’s see if you can keep up.”
She gave a small nod. “Alright.”
As soon as she went live, the view count started ticking upward.
A user with the name “Peachy” entered the chat room.
Rylie was about to greet them the way most streamers do. But Peachy jumped in with, “Wait… Is that really Rylie? The girl who used to rank dead last in class?”
Rylie blinked, taken aback. “Who are you?”
“Haha! You’re seriously giving out consultations now?” Peachy wrote. “We had each other on social back in high school, remember? You never changed your profile pic or username. Doesn’t matter if your face is hidden, I still know it’s you.” Peachy then dropped a link to Rylie’s livestream into the chat.
Another user called “StrivingtoSucceed” joined the stream. Then came one named “Heart’sVoice.”
The traffic had already doubled, and once Peachy shared the link to Rylie’s room, the stream gained even more traction. Within five minutes of going live, her viewer count shot past a hundred.
Peachy commented again, “No way. Rylie was dead last in our high school class! You seriously think people trust her to give consultations?”
She added, “That’s exactly why I shared the link. It’s hilarious, and you’d hate to miss it!”
It was obvious most viewers were there just to see Rylie mess up.
Peachy dropped another comment. “Watch out. She only got into college because she paid her way in.”
Rylie, however, stayed cool. She turned on her mic and kept her eyes on the rising view count. If drama brought traffic, she wasn’t about to waste it.
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“Thanks for joining, everyone. Today’s HaloFlow Pharmacy’s very first livestream. The first three consultations are on the house. If you have questions, send them in and I’ll try to help.”
The chat exploded.
“Can she really give advice?”
“This has to be fake. Don’t trust her!”
“But I just checked the website. They’re fully booked for a month!”
“That’s not because of her! The doctors and pharmacists at HaloFlow are legit. Rylie’s just riding their coattails. She used to turn in blank exams during tests back in school!”
Even with the comments growing harsher, Rylie didn’t flinch. She calmly opened a medical book and began flipping through the pages.
The platform’s recommendation boost was almost over, but she kept her focus. The more people mocked her, the more the view count climbed.
And the higher the numbers went, the more exposure the platform gave her, pulling in new viewers by the minute.