Chapter Twenty-Two: Live Streaming Once More

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Hua Yun promptly ended the call. A single plant—she hadn’t expected it to lead to such matters. Hastily, she logged onto StarNet. Fortunately, there was scarcely any discussion about S-class plants there. Chen Xuyang likely did not want other families to know that the Chen family possessed such a specimen!

Suddenly, Hua Yun received a friend request. She glanced at the name—if it wasn’t Chen Xuyang, then who else?

Pausing for a moment, she accepted it. Immediately, a string of messages came through, all concerning S-class plants.

So that was it. Hua Yun couldn’t help but marvel. Enhancing mental power was indeed crucial in the interstellar era. Thankfully, the previously discovered S-class plants, though impactful, had limited effects; otherwise, she couldn’t guarantee the Chen family wouldn’t be tempted.

Chen Xuyang: “Miss Chen, rest assured, there will be no fourth person aware of this matter.”

Seeing that, a slight smile curved Hua Yun’s lips. They were all clever people.

However... she still needed some means of self-protection. Entrusting one’s safety entirely to others was hardly wise.

Hua Yun took out several plant seeds, pondering—what would happen if she infused both suppressive energy and psychic power into the plants?

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Another livestream began. This time, Hua Yun had prepared thoroughly. As soon as the stream went live, a considerable number of viewers joined.

“I’m here to see how the host is doing after eating beast meat—has her mental power gone wild?”

“Finally, the host is live. I want to try that long-eared beast’s meat.”

“Who knows? I’ve watched the host’s edited video on preparing the long-eared beast. After following along, only a small piece of meat remained, but the dangerous elements were almost entirely removed.”

“I saw a lunatic online, so I’m here for the spectacle!”

“I came because of that ancient text. My mentor said its descriptions resemble the Ancient Blue Star era. Looks like I’ve got an assignment!”

Though their reasons varied, the number of viewers was clearly rising. Seeing this, Hua Yun felt her spirits lift.

“Welcome everyone to Peach Blossom Spring Live! Let’s see how a barren star transforms into a paradise!” Hua Yun directed the camera to capture the ongoing construction around her.

“So far, I’ve planted crops on half of the marked land. I believe the harvest won’t be far off.”

“The building here is my residence, designed in the style of classical Ancient Blue Star architecture.”

“Though it will be a while before completion, I’ll take you all on a detailed tour then.”

“Today, I mainly want to share my recent progress. Besides planting vegetables, I plan to cultivate some flower seedlings.”

“Last time, many of you were curious about the taste of long-eared beast meat, so once the flower seedlings are ready, I’ll bring you a tasting session. But it won’t be long-eared beast meat this time—what it is, I’ll keep secret for now!” Hua Yun’s primary goal was still to develop the barren star, attracting more attention to boost her livestream’s popularity.

Under her watchful eye, she was creating a nurturing star. She doubted anyone could resist a planet that grew on care and cultivation.

“Next, feel free to focus on whatever interests you.” Soft music played as Hua Yun activated multi-angle mode.

This was a new feature she discovered yesterday: when the viewer count reaches a certain threshold, the host can enable multi-angle mode, allowing viewers to adjust their perspective freely within permitted boundaries.

Night Wanderer: “I’m back.”

He had just logged onto StarNet when a notification popped up: “Your followed host is live.”

But... what was that sound?

Hua Yun ignored the chat and turned to the plot of land she had set aside for herself.

Safe plants in the interstellar realm were rare. She had to cultivate her own. Though she could purify wild plants, there were two issues: first, this planet was regularly cleared, so plant diversity was limited; second, purifying plants consumed more psychic energy than growing them from seeds.

After much thought, Hua Yun decided to nurture seedlings herself and then transplant them according to plan.

During the seedling phase, she had braced herself for a drop in viewers. Miraculously, the livestream’s popularity only grew.

First Cutie: “What’s that sound? Suddenly, all my exam stress just melted away. I’ve never felt this relaxed!”

“Yeah, yeah! I was ready to fight someone earlier, and now I don’t want to throw a punch anymore.”

Nine Songs: “Not sure why, but seeing the host farming makes me want to farm too.”

It was strange, even for him. Normally, with his temper, he would have logged off long ago.

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And that music—it truly had a calming effect on the soul.

By the time everyone snapped back to reality, Hua Yun had completed her morning tasks.

When the music stopped, she spoke: “The seedling cultivation is temporarily finished. Now, it’s time for the food segment you’ve all been buzzing about these past few days.”

Hua Yun pulled out an array of ingredients. Some she didn’t have herself and had sourced from StarNet. However, these required psychic energy processing first.

“Last time I prepared long-eared beast meat. Today, it’s the meat of the crucian dolphin beast. I’ll start from the processing stage.” She moved the camera closer, revealing a beast weighing over ten pounds.

“What? Crucian dolphin beast? That thing’s so annoying.”

“Once, when I was on a convertible boat, one slapped me right in the face with its tail—it hurt like hell!”

“I work in nutrient processing. This creature smells terrible. Although we can directly extract nutritional elements, the leftover waste stinks horribly.”

“When I’m on wild missions near water, I hate encountering this beast. It jumps up and hits you, and the smell is fishy and foul.”

“Host, cut the nonsense. I just want to know how to eat long-eared beast meat. Though there’s a video, I want to see the uncut version.”

“Exactly! I saw the video. The host ate it so deliciously, but watching alone doesn’t convey the taste. Live streams can share flavors.”

“Hey, what’s that? Videos can transmit taste too, you know?”

The difference was huge. Live flavor transmission was real-time and nearly identical to experiencing it in person, except you couldn’t physically eat it. Videos merely stored data, offering a much poorer sensory experience.

“Don’t worry, crucian dolphin beast meat is quite tasty. But since many complained about its odor, I won’t enable scent sharing for now,” Hua Yun explained. In the interstellar age, sensory sharing was comprehensive—smell, taste, even touch. If you could imagine it, advanced technology could make it happen.

“Next, I’ll demonstrate how to process crucian dolphin beast meat.”

“First, remove the surface scales. The scales on the head and the internal organs contain the highest levels of agitated energy,” she said, swiftly stripping the scales and then cutting open the belly to discard the innards.

“Now, onto the head. The head harbors many unsafe elements, so it’s best not to eat it and throw it away.” Not that it couldn’t be processed—Hua Yun could use her psychic power to extract the agitated energy inside. However, this method wasn’t accessible to everyone.