Chapter 107 Another Achievement
The old men and women in the alley just came back from their morning workout. They happened to see Wynter standing In front of the clinic, but they didn’t know what she was doing.
“Wynter, what are you doing?” someone lifted his head and asked.
Wynter yawned. Although she had barely woken up, she still looked gorgeous. “I’m doing a livestream.”
A livestream? All her neighbors thought that it was fascinating. But live-streaming was normal in this day and age.
They also browsed social media platforms, so they were familiar with live streams. But they had never seen it being done in real life before. Everyone huddled around, wanting to see how she would do this.
Wynter didn’t shy away from them. She chose the most popular social media platform. To encourage more new content makers, they provided specific
mechanisms to help them out.
Even if the content makers were new, they would receive a boost lasting up to three minutes on the platform’s discovery page as long as they posted at a specific time.
Wynter had done her research yesterday. Even if it was just a small boost, there would be at least a hundred people entering the livestream. If they streamed for a full hour, the platform would increase the boost for a longer period.
But whether viewers stayed on the live stream would depend on how capable the streamer was. On platforms like this, arguing, putting on an act, or showing off one’s wealth was usually the quickest way to attract viewers.
But Wynter didn’t do any of that. She merely wrote a few words in the description of the livestream. “Treating Illnesses and Saving Lives”. She didn’t bother to write any flashy statements.
After turning on the camera, she directed it right at the new store sign of the Empathy Clinic.
Wynter took a good look at it and thought that it didn’t look very aesthetic. She then sat down. There were wild root herbs and truffles on the wooden chair and table The camera was aimed at her upper body and focused on her hand.
She didn’t plan to show her face on the livestream. She wanted to create the atmosphere of a medical setting. After she was done doing all of that, Wynter shared the link to the live stream on her Instagram.
A while ago, she had talked about Margaret’s dream with Dalton before. She wanted everyone to be able to afford to see a doctor and pay for the medicine. Doing a live stream was the quickest way to achieve that.
On the internet, there were people from all walks of life. Online, it didn’t matter where they came from, how old they were, or what qualifications they held.
As social media became more and more popular, even people living in the villages could be exposed to information like this.
Wynter raised her wrist and looked at her watch. It was almost time. She started streaming right at half past nine in the morning. Perhaps because of the boost, someone joined the stream as soon as she started it.
“Studylover123 has joined.”
Wynter was just about to speak up to welcome the
viewers like any other streamer
would when a comment popped up.
Studylover123 said, “Aren’t you the one at the bottom of our class?”
Wynter couldn’t figure out who this might’ve been.
Studylover123 commented, “Hahaha, you’re going to treat patients? You posted this
on your Instagram, so I’d know that it’s you even when you don’t show your face.”
“Adventureseeker has joined.”
“Foodie_explorer has joined.”
It was probably because someone shared her livestream with others. Instantly, Wynter’s livestream had more than a hundred viewers.
Foodie_explorer commented, “No way would the netizens ask someone who ranked
last in class to treat their illness, would they?”
Studylover123 replied, “That’s why I asked you guys to come here. She’s going to make a clown of herself here. Of course, we should watch!”
It was obvious that most of these viewers were here to watch Wynter looking stupid.
Studylover123 added, “How dare she treat a patient when she’s just a college
student?”
There were many doubtful comments on the stream, but Wynter was not the slightest bit affected. She saw that the number of viewers was increasing.
After setting everything up, she turned on the mic. Having controversial opinions would make a livestream even more popular. It was a waste to give up the popularity that came along for free now.
“Welcome everyone to my live stream. Today’s the first day for the Empathy Clinic on camera. The first three people will be entitled to free medical care. Anyone
interested should go online and see if I can treat illnesses.”