<h4>Chapter 102: A Fan Ma</h4>


    [A woman? Oh god! Is Mu a girl? Are you for real?!]


    [What on earth? Is my hubby a girl? Where did this girl’s voicee from? Is there something wrong with the game?]


    [Is she a young cute girl? No, she has a mature sexy voice and I love it. Is Mu a man or a woman? Is he a voice actor or something?]


    [If Mu says something now, I will give her ten Endless Stars.]


    Thements in Mu Sheng’s channel skyrocketed. A lot of the viewers kept sending gifts just to make Mu Sheng speak again. Fireworks and special effects kept going off in the channel.


    A lot of random viewers came over for a look when they kept receiving notifications about the gifts. They were just in time to see Mu Sheng and her team wipe out all the enemies.


    Just as a fan was about to type: [Dude, you were great!]


    His hand suddenly halted when he saw everyone saying Mu was a girl.


    What on earth was going on? How could a girl be capable of such brilliant technique? Were they joking?


    A lot of neers to the channel refused to leave out of their curiosity about Mu Sheng’s gender. Also, it was such a kick to watch Mu Sheng and Chen y with such astounding technique.


    Cat Live’s website monitorwork could detect what a ckhole Mu’s channel was. It kept sucking new fans to the channel


    100% of the neers wanted to watch Mu.


    This meant anyone who entered Mu’s channel would definitely be Mu’s fan.


    Before Mu showed up on the tform, only a maximum of 30% of the viewers would continue watching a live telecaster and even that was an extremely rare urrence. All these live telecasters would end up bing phenomenal live telecasters.


    “Oh god! Who on earth is he? How can he have so many fans?” The employees were shocked by the numbers. After doing data monitoring for years, it was the first time they saw such epic numbers.


    The statistics were so inconceivable that everyone felt there must be a glitch in the program. They kept checking it over before the employees finally believed it waspletely true!


    Ten secondster, these inconceivable statistics were sent to thepany’s management chat group.


    The moment their superiors saw this, they looked angry. [There is a bug. Instead of fixing the problem, why did you send this report to us?]


    The operations department replied in a split second: [Mu’s statistics are the real deal.]


    The manager became even angrier: [Then what are you waiting for? Give him the best spot on the home page!]


    Now that they had their boss’ approval, the operations team gave Mu Sheng the best spot on the homepage.


    However, they underestimated what a huge fan ma Mu Sheng was.


    In five minutes, the tform’s server copsed.


    The IT department hurriedly worked to revive the tform, but it was impossible to make the tform recover owing to the sudden huge influx of viewers.


    “Hurry up!” The operations team was on the brink of tears. Considering the number of viewers they had, every second was a major loss.


    “The server is fried. It is going to take at least 30 minutes to fix it.” The IT department felt powerless. 30 minutes was the best possible oue. If anything else went wrong, they might need an hour to fix the problem.


    Mu Sheng automatically nced at thements after she finished the game, but the screen was ck and the audience kept typing question marks online and felt bewildered by this.


    Mu Sheng clicked to find out more and found that the entire tform had gone out.


    She turned off the game and tapped on the keyboard gently before code appeared on her screen.


    A minuteter, the technicians who were prepared to sacrifice their bodies to make the servere back to life were shocked to find the server had recovered.


    Its capacity had even increased to five times more.


    Everyone in the IT department looked at each other before they looked at their superior. “Did we hire someone to fix the problem?”


    Were their rice bowls at risk?