Everyone In The Universe Is My Food Fan

She chuckled amid the thousands of bullet comments.
For Jiang Qiuqiu, this wasn’t considered a grand occasion.
In the interstellar era, the ID was equivalent to the terminal. If you spoke too harshly and got your ID banned, your terminal would be banned too, and you’d have to get a new one. This wasn’t a cheap affair and could be quite painful.

So, the water army’s ‘questions’ and ‘doubts’ were merely sharp, not involving too much offensive vocabulary.
Jiang Qiuqiu had seen much more vicious water armies during her rise to fame in the 21st century.
Her calm voice disappointed the water army: “I’m already aware of the things in the circle from before.”

[So, you knew but didn’t reply? Intentional?]
[Feeling guilty?]
Various terms implying intentional guilt emerged, but Jiang Qiuqiu continued speaking, “No, I don’t like responding in writing. Because it doesn’t allow real-time dialogue, and those with ill intentions can interpret isolated words to create all sorts of troubles, making it cumbersome to handle.”

She paused briefly, “I prefer engaging in dialogue on the spot with those who question me, like we’re doing now.”
“Yesterday’s million sister in the food circle did attract a lot of attention. I believe many people followed that news to come to the live stream. First of all, the slots for that dish were given out for free, and I didn’t profit from this event.”
“After the slots are given out, the subsequent transactions are the decisions of the people who got the slots. I have no right to interfere, nor do I care.”

Originally, a group of people in the studio were discussing how difficult it was to deal with Jiang Qiuqiu. She was different from other streamers.
—Damn, this streamer is so calm at such a young age?
—What direction is this? Too peaceful! How can we perform this play if so many people scold her and don’t get excited? How are we supposed to act in this drama?

Until this sentence, “I have no right to interfere!”
[You don’t care, so do you think it’s normal to buy a dish for a million?]
[So you think it’s right to distort the values of children by hosting this live stream?]

[Do you streamers have any concept of money? Making money so easily, do you know how hard it is for many people’s parents to earn a million? You-]
“I do know.”
“Earning a million is tough for an ordinary family. It’s even more challenging if someone without an awakened mental power goes to work.”
[Since you know, why-]

After responding line by line, Jiang Qiuqiu was getting a bit tired. Although the dish she prepared for today’s live stream didn’t take much time, dealing with this matter for too long could still affect her mood.
So, she decided to finish talking about this herself.
“But the people who find it hard to earn a million and those who spend a hundred million on this dish are fundamentally different groups.”

“Today’s barrage is unusually unanimous, everyone is asking me whether I think this transaction is worth it. This is actually a very sincere question. Sky Stone Ring for ten million stars, a suite for several billion stars, a basket for a few stars, and a travel star souvenir stone for a few hundred stars—many people think they aren’t worth it.”
“But they still sell well. So, to determine the worth of an item, you have to ask the buyer. Since you’re tirelessly spamming the barrage with this question, let me help you ask.”
She cleared her throat and asked, “Fans who have purchased trial tasting slots in the live stream, do you think it’s worth it?”

As soon as Jiang Qiuqiu finished speaking, the live stream slightly lagged, followed by a torrent of barrage comments.
The word “worth” from countless people flooded the entire screen simultaneously.