Chapter 924 - 943: A Meal Hard to Come By, The Grand Scene Reappears
Chapter 924: Chapter 943: A Meal Hard to Come By, The Grand Scene Reappears
The Sixth Army’s statement had clearly pushed the name Jiang Qiuqiu to a new peak.
To be exchanged for spirit healing medicine?
What did this mean? Could the items Jiang Qiuqiu produced as a Spirit Healing Master already be classified as medicine? Could they even be thrown into the army to be used as ’main meals’?!
The public was in a complete uproar.
This uproar didn’t just come from the livestreaming circle; it also swept through the Federation University campus, and even among the people across all fourteen Spirit Healing campuses.
One had to know that no matter how incredible Jiang Qiuqiu was, she was still just a college freshman!
Countless people couldn’t believe it, yet the ironclad facts were laid out right in front of them.
Some questioned whether this was just a stunt. Was the Sixth Army’s statement truly official, or had someone secretly hacked into the official account to spout nonsense?
But soon enough, the Sixth Army released an interview with Vice Commander Mo Xin.
Zhu Tiansheng, the dean of the Spirit Healing Department at Federation University, also posted a lengthy article on his personal Star Network account to praise Jiang Qiuqiu.
He stated:
"I have never seen such a hardworking and talented student in my entire life.
"She calculates every minute of her time and doesn’t waste a single ounce of the talent the universe has bestowed upon her. She immerses herself in a boring and tedious training life, but what’s rare is that she is not a boring person herself.
"Qiuqiu is kind, righteous, and deeply empathetic.
"Although she is only a freshman, her level far exceeds that of many seniors in the field."
At the end of the long post, Dean Zhu even added a playful remark: "What’s even more commendable is that besides her extraordinarily high healing talent, the happiness Qiuqiu brings to others is equally extraordinary.
"I think anyone who has eaten her food wouldn’t be unwilling to be her patient."
With the dean of the Spirit Healing Department posting this, the department’s teachers naturally had to share it and express their support. And since Dean Zhu had posted it, Mrs. Ai’er wasn’t about to be outdone—she definitely had to share it too.
Once Mrs. Ai’er shared it, the General’s Legion definitely couldn’t sit still, swiftly executing a coordinated wave of shares, comments, and likes.
As her partner and the place where her boyfriend was stationed, the Sixth Army had to share it too, right? They did!
With all these prominent figures sharing it, there was no need to even mention the Ju people—they were on it!
The influence brought by this wave was endless. Seeing that Qiuqiu was about to ride the wind and soar, New Star quickly coordinated all its affiliated apps and shared Dean Zhu’s long article on their official platforms.
At the same time, the joint shareholders of Haiyun Star also shared the article one by one.
Now, it was truly impossible to secure a single meal in Qiuqiu’s livestream channel.
The number of viewers directly broke through forty billion. Even if she distributed ten billion portions, there would still be a shortfall of tens of billions. Since the main AI could handle the traffic, the pressure on the technical team was greatly reduced.
This allowed everyone to let loose and focus on creating "peripherals" like the food showcase window and other features for the livestream room.
The most direct result of high popularity and high viewership was income.
Riding this tailwind, the New Star app made a massive profit. They immediately opened twenty-one breeding factories without stopping, invested a large sum of money to collaborate with the Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and threw even more money into building several schools on Numbered Stars.
With so many good things happening one after another, Qian Xingxing was so happy that he completely tossed the matter of Qian Duoduo to the back of his mind.
But amidst all the praise and glory, Qiuqiu remained the same as before. She rushed between her two sets of classes and livestreamed on odd-numbered days. The only difference was that the quiet nights now had the extra squeaking sounds of the panda.
In the blink of an eye, it was November.
After spending a pleasant weekend with her boyfriend, Qiuqiu arrived at school feeling refreshed and energized.
It was snowing, and the surroundings were a pure silvery white. Stepping into the soft snow, she left behind a trail of small footprints.
After finishing her morning practical class in the Mecha Department, Qiuqiu didn’t even stop to eat and went straight to the Spirit Healing Department.
She had something she wanted to ask Dean Zhu.