Chapter 101 Another Victory

• The elderly ladies and gentlemen in the lane had just returned from their morning exercise. Unaware of Wynter's actions, they happened to notice her standing in front of the clinic. "What are you doing, Wynter?" Someone raised his head to inquire. Wynter gave a yawn. She looked amazing, even though she had just woken up. "I'm streaming live right now." A broadcast in real time? Every one of her neighbors found it fascinating. But in modern times, live-streaming is commonplace. They were accustomed to live streaming because they also used social media. However, they had never witnessed it in action before. Everyone gathered around, curious about how she would pull this off.
• Wynter approached them head-on. She opted for the most widely used social networking network. To inspire more up-and-coming video creators, they offered particular systems to support them. If the content creators submitted at a specified time, the platform would give them a three-minute boost on the discovery page, even if they were new. Yesterday, Wynter completed her research. There would be at least a hundred people joining the livestream, even if it was just a minor uptick. The site would extend the boost for a longer duration if they streamed for an entire hour.
• However, the ability of the streamer would determine how long viewers stayed on the live feed. The fastest method to draw attention on sites like this is usually to argue, perform, or flaunt one's money. Wynter, however, did none of that. She only added a few sentences to the livestream's description. "Healing Diseases and Preserving Lives." She didn't write anything really eye-catching. She switched on the camera and pointed it directly at the Empathy Clinic's new store sign. Wynter gave it a close inspection and concluded that it lacked visual appeal. Then she took a seat.