Chapter 111: Live Broadcast Anecdotes Part 1 (Extra 2)
They say injuries to muscles and bones take a hundred days to heal. Lin Jiangye had already lain in the hospital for a month, and the doctor said he would have to lie down for at least two more months.
“Not just two months. Your leg injury is quite serious. To fully recover will take at least half a year. I suggest you continue recuperating for three months first, and then we’ll see how it goes.” The doctor mercilessly rejected Lin Jiangye’s idea.
If it weren’t for the fact that Lin Jiangye’s recovery speed was surprisingly good, the doctor would have recommended that he stay in a wheelchair for half a year.
Lin Jiangye fell silent. If he really had to sit in a wheelchair for six months, he would definitely go crazy.
“Fine… three months then.” The young man left the hospital dejectedly.
As for this result, everyone at home accepted it quite well.
They had personally watched Lin Jiangye jump down from the eleventh floor and then lie weakly in bed for a month, nearly becoming a vegetative patient. In their hearts now, the young man was no different from a fragile porcelain doll.
“But it’s so boring…” Ever since learning that he had just awakened from serious injury, the police officers in Yue City would rather stay up all night themselves than ask him for help, afraid he might tire himself even a little.
Originally, Lin Jiangye had wanted to check on the construction progress of the zoo. Unfortunately, the area was full of mountain roads. It was already difficult to walk there, let alone push a wheelchair.
Although Bai Zhengwen and the others could carry him over, Lin Jiangye didn’t want to trouble them.
So for the time being, he could only stay at home petting cats and dogs—or hugging tigers, lions, and black bears.
Hearing his complaints, everyone showed helpless smiles. Who on earth got injured and still wanted to run around outside instead of resting?
“That’s different.” Lin Jiangye pouted. If his legs were fine, he could choose whether to lie around at home or go out. But now he was forced to lie around—how could that be the same?
“Alright, alright, I understand what you mean. How about this—you could try livestreaming.” Jiang Xin smiled and handed him a phone.
Lin Jiangye looked confused. He was just a little bored—how did this suddenly turn into livestreaming?
“It’s not sudden. To increase the zoo’s popularity, you were already planning to livestream occasionally.” Jiang Xin reminded him.
Even before the zoo was built, they had planned this. Now the renovation was finished, and only equipment transportation remained. This was precisely the time to make good use of Lin Jiangye’s reputation.
Lin Jiangye remembered that plan. But back then, he only wanted to recover his investment as soon as possible.
Now his bank account had an extra twenty billion yuan.
Twenty billion—not two million!
Whether he recovered the investment or not didn’t really matter anymore.
Still, if he didn’t livestream, he truly didn’t know what else he could do.
When he opened his platform account, he discovered that his followers had suddenly increased by hundreds of thousands. The comments below were all congratulating him for waking up.
Seeing Lin Jiangye staring blankly at the comment section, Jiang Xin continued smiling.
“Your fans were very worried about you, so as soon as you woke up, I told them.”
While Lin Jiangye had been busy with the case earlier, Jiang Xin had been managing the account. As soon as the young man woke up, Jiang Xin posted an announcement.
Besides congratulations, many netizens had also posted photos of their own pets, complaining bitterly about how troublesome their “kids” were.
“You can livestream and connect with viewers,” Jiang Xin suggested. “Not only can you see other little animals, you can also listen to their owners vent.”
He emphasized the word “animals,” not “people.”
Sure enough, Lin Jiangye’s eyes lit up with interest.
The others looked at Jiang Xin with slightly complicated expressions. This guy seemed a little too good at understanding Lin Jiangye’s preferences. He was practically like the chief eunuch beside an emperor.
Not only the humans felt this way—even Tiger Mom and the German Shepherd lying beside Lin Jiangye gave Jiang Xin strange looks.
Tiger Mom didn’t know what “chief eunuch beside the emperor” meant.
But the German Shepherd did.
After a round of explanations, the cubs also began looking at Jiang Xin with complicated expressions.
[Humans are really strange!]
Facing the gazes of everyone and the cubs, Jiang Xin didn’t mind at all. His role in this household was basically that of a butler. Naturally, he had to find ways to follow Lin Jiangye’s wishes.
Besides, the kid was bored. Wasn’t this just giving him something interesting to do?
What was wrong with that?
Nothing wrong at all.
The more Lin Jiangye thought about it, the more reasonable it sounded. He decisively turned on the livestream.
It happened to be the weekend. Not long after the broadcast started, viewers began entering one after another.
[Advisor Lin! Advisor Lin, how are you feeling? When I saw that video I was almost scared to death!]
[Exactly! That was terrifying! Why did you jump down with him?!]
Many comments mentioned a video, leaving Lin Jiangye confused.
“What video?”
Jiang Xin explained, “When you confronted that lunatic in Wenyang City, the livestream stopped. But someone illegally flew a drone up to record it. They captured the moment when the madman jumped off the building with the child—and you followed him down.”
Although the video was later taken down, many people had secretly saved and shared it privately.
Plus, people watching from below the building had also recorded videos, so the matter quickly spread everywhere.
Lin Jiangye nodded. Facing the concern of netizens, he couldn’t help but smile a little.
“I’m mostly fine now. Just a broken leg, so I need to rest for three months. Since I’m bored, I thought I’d livestream and chat with everyone.”
As the number of viewers increased, he announced the theme of today’s stream.
“Today I’ll show everyone the cubs. I’ll only connect with fans who have pets at home. If you don’t have pets, please don’t apply.”
Hearing this, most fans immediately became excited.
Previously, they had hoped Lin Jiangye might livestream and help translate what their pets were saying. But his main job was as a police consultant, not a pet streamer. The few times he livestreamed before were just to show the rescued animals at his home. Over time, fans had given up on the idea.
Who would have thought that not long after waking up, he would voluntarily start doing live connections?
Most of Lin Jiangye’s followers were animal lovers—either people who owned pets or those who followed pets online.
After he finished speaking, the number of connection requests instantly skyrocketed.
He randomly selected one.
The other side immediately turned on the camera. The first thing that appeared was a cat face with wide, staring eyes.
“Meow~”
The Ragdoll cat in front of the camera let out a long, delicate meow—sweet and soft.
Well… if you couldn’t understand what she was actually saying, it did sound very sweet.
Lin Jiangye raised an eyebrow.
It was a female Ragdoll cat with seal bicolor coloring, probably around one year old.
“Advisor Lin!!! I’ve finally waited for you, wuwuwu!” The young man on the other side looked like he was about to cry, his eyes moist as he stared at Lin Jiangye.
When the audience saw the young man’s face, the chat paused for a second.
Then the comment section exploded.
The viewers in the livestream had never expected that the first person Lin Jiangye connected with would be the popular young star Huang Ye.
Seeing the comment section flooding wildly, Lin Jiangye decisively looked away and focused back on the cat.
“And you are… what’s your surname?”
“Huang! Advisor Lin can just call me Little Huang!” Huang Ye grinned widely, showing none of the airs of a rising celebrity. He looked just like a cheerful Samoyed.
Perhaps because of that resemblance to the white “smiling angel,” Lin Jiangye’s gaze softened a little.
“Advisor Lin! I have a Ragdoll cat named Meiyangyang. Recently, for some reason, she keeps meowing at me. Before, she was practically mute.”
This problem had troubled Huang Ye greatly. He had even hurriedly taken Meiyangyang to the pet hospital for examination.
But after spending two thousand yuan on a full set of examinations, the doctor said the cat had absolutely nothing wrong.
“You have no idea! This little guy meows in the morning, meows at night, and sometimes in the middle of the night suddenly launches at me like a bomb, wuwuwu. I haven’t slept for a whole week!” The more Huang Ye spoke, the more aggrieved he sounded, and by the end there were real tears sparkling in his eyes.
At the same time, Huang Ye’s fans learned that he was connecting with a streamer in a livestream and immediately rushed over as well.
The onlookers began speculating:
[Could it be in heat? Female cats in heat do keep calling constantly.]
However, Huang Ye shook his head and lifted the Ragdoll cat again. “No! Meiyangyang was spayed long ago. It’s absolutely impossible for her to be in heat!”
“Meow!” This time the Ragdoll cried even louder.
“Pfft!” Lin Jiangye couldn’t help laughing, which only made Huang Ye look even more pitiful.
“Advisor Lin QAQ…”
Lin Jiangye quickly put away his smile and suddenly asked, “Where are you right now?”
Huh?!
Huang Ye froze for a moment, not understanding the meaning of the question.
But what Lin Jiangye said next seemed even more excessive: “Send me the address of the house you’re currently in through private message.”
The livestream exploded instantly. Especially Huang Ye’s fans—they immediately flooded the chat, questioning what Lin Jiangye wanted to do.
“What could I possibly do? Don’t forget I’m also considered law enforcement.” Lin Jiangye’s single sentence immediately pulled everyone’s rationality back.
Right—this man was practically a police officer, and he had just risked his life to save people.
Huang Ye also snapped out of his spiraling panic of “what does he want to do to me.” Scratching his face in confusion, he asked, “Why do you want my home address?”
Lin Jiangye made a quiet “shh” gesture and didn’t explain. He simply said, “You’ll know soon.”
Huang Ye hesitated for a moment, but finally chose to trust him and sent his address in the background.
Then he watched as Lin Jiangye pushed his wheelchair slightly aside and seemed to make a phone call.
When the young man returned, he still gave no explanation.
This behavior only made Huang Ye and the viewers even more confused.
Soon after, however, a familiar police siren sounded.
Huang Ye’s eyes slowly widened, and when he looked at Lin Jiangye again, his expression was full of shock and grievance.
“You… you actually called the police to arrest me?” Huang Ye hugged his cat and pouted pitifully.
Meanwhile the audience in the livestream began guessing wildly. Some even suspected the Ragdoll cat had reported its owner to Lin Jiangye.
“Stop guessing. None of that is correct. Just go open the door. I’ll talk to the officers,” Lin Jiangye cut off the conspiracy theories in the chat.
Huang Ye was still feeling wronged, but Lin Jiangye pointed at his front door, which was now being knocked on.
“Go open it. I’ll speak with the police.”
Huang Ye looked at him suspiciously, and that look contained a hint of regret.
But now the police were already outside. No matter what the reason was, he had to open the door. If he refused, rumors would immediately spread online that he must have committed a crime.
To avoid becoming the subject of gossip, Huang Ye carried his phone to the entrance and opened the door in front of tens of thousands of viewers.
Two police officers were standing outside. When they saw him, they immediately showed their credentials.
“Hello. Someone reported that there’s a thief inside your house.”
That single sentence instantly silenced the comment section.
People had suspected Huang Ye committed a crime, or that the cat had exposed something about him—but no one expected the police to come because of a thief.
Wait—what? A thief in Huang Ye’s house?
“A thief? What thief? I’m the legal tenant of this place! There’s a written contract!” Huang Ye shouted in shock, hugging his cat even tighter.
On the other side of the screen, Lin Jiangye sighed helplessly and explained:
“Your cat told me there’s another person hiding in your house. She’s been meowing at you these past few days to warn you. I didn’t expect you to be so dense that you can’t understand cat language… Anyway, step aside and let the police catch the person first.”
“What?!”
Huang Ye screamed, staring at his cat in horror. “How did you know there was a thief?”
“Meow!!!” [You’re just too stupid!]
His question seemed to trigger the Ragdoll’s emotions. The cat immediately launched into a long string of furious scolding meows.
[Well… now I get it. Even without translation I know she’s cursing.]
[LMAO my cat ran out of the kitchen after hearing that. Wait… why did my cat come out of the kitchen??]
[+1 mine too. He’s staring at me like I’m stupid.]
[My cat was lying in my lap, heard that, and slapped me QAQ]
Huang Ye felt dizzy. Thinking about how Meiyangyang had been yelling at him for days, his back suddenly turned cold.
Did that mean the thief had been hiding in his house for almost a week?
“Wait… maybe not a thief! It can’t be a thief!” Under the confused gaze of the officers, Huang Ye trembled. “Nothing in my house is missing. It can’t be a thief! Advisor Lin… are you sure you didn’t hear wrong?”
The young man in the camera pointed at the cat in Huang Ye’s arms.
“Your cat told me there’s another person hiding in your house. Whether he’s a thief or not I don’t know, but judging from your reaction, it’s definitely someone illegally entering a private residence.”
The comment section exploded again with speculation.
Huang Ye’s fans proposed a theory:
[Could it be a stalker fan???]
Sneaking into a celebrity’s home and secretly watching their daily life—there were plenty of disgusting people like that in the entertainment industry.
The moment Huang Ye saw the words “stalker fan,” he felt like his world was collapsing.
If it really was a stalker… did that mean someone might have watched him while he was bathing?
At that moment, he desperately hoped the person was just a thief.
At least a thief only stole things—not watched him.
“Kitty, kitty, take these two uncles to the bad person. They’ll drive him away,” Lin Jiangye said.
Seeing Huang Ye completely frozen, unable to process the fact that he might have been secretly watched, Lin Jiangye directly gave instructions to the Ragdoll cat.
Meiyangyang glanced disdainfully at her stunned owner, silently sighed, and jumped out of Huang Ye’s arms with a thump.
[That’s one solid little cat.]
[Whoa, built like a gas tank.]
[Kitty don’t read the mean comments!]
[Dong dong dong dong, dong dong qiang!]
[Cat sudden attack.jpg]
Lin Jiangye laughed so hard at the comments that he had to cover his face and lower his head, afraid the cat might hear them.
When the officers saw that the other end of the call was Lin Jiangye, one of them took Huang Ye’s phone and followed the cat.
Soon, they were led into the bedroom, stopping in front of a large wardrobe.
“Meow meow!” [The bad person came out from inside!]
After saying that, the Ragdoll even hissed at the wardrobe.
“There’s a bad person inside,” Lin Jiangye translated.
The moment he finished, the officers’ expressions became tense.
They only knew someone was hiding inside—but they didn’t know how many people there were, or whether the person had a weapon.
One officer stood to the side, pulling out his baton, while the other cautiously opened the wardrobe.
The next second, a figure suddenly burst out from inside.
“Trying to run? Surrender now!”
The two officers quickly pinned the man to the ground, dropping the phone in the process.
The phone fell to the floor, its camera pointed directly at the captured man.
Unlike what everyone imagined, the stalker wasn’t a young girl.
He was a man—around thirty years old.
Seeing this, the audience collectively gasped.
In people’s minds, stalker fans were usually teenage girls or young women. Some had even made disgusting jokes earlier about Huang Ye being “lucky.”
But seeing the reality now… no one was laughing.
Huang Ye walked in just in time to see the man being restrained. His face instantly turned dark.
A female stalker was disgusting.
A male stalker was even more disgusting.
“Waaah… my innocence is gone! Wuwuwu!” Huang Ye completely collapsed, sitting on the floor and crying loudly.
Meanwhile, after seeing the livestream, Huang Ye’s manager rushed over immediately.
By the time she arrived, the police had already left.
Her artist was crying like a fool, while the Ragdoll cat sat attentively in his arms, licking his face to comfort him.
When Huang Ye saw his manager, he rushed over and hugged her leg like a child finding his mother.
“Sis! I’m not pure anymore, sis! Wuwuwu!”
The man, frightened by the police, had already confessed everything.
He claimed he simply liked Huang Ye and only dared to secretly watch him, not touch him.
But the moment he finished speaking, the cat smacked him twice.
[If I hadn’t been watching you, you’d have already touched him!]
It wasn’t that he didn’t dare—it was that the cat beat him back.
After hearing this, Lin Jiangye applauded Meiyangyang and translated her words.
[Cat protects human. Good cat!]
[Now I understand why the cat looked so disgusted. Without her, Huang Ye might have been sexually harassed.]
[Human stupid, human useless!]
After the creepy man was taken away, Meiyangyang jumped back onto the bed. Her fluffy tail swayed proudly as she raised her chin toward Huang Ye and the manager.
She looked extremely proud of saving her foolish owner.
Seeing this, Lin Jiangye clapped again.
“Meiyangyang is amazing! For such an amazing cat, shouldn’t she get canned food for an entire month?”
The moment she heard the word “canned food,” Meiyangyang’s eyes immediately lit up. She licked her pink tongue over her lips and stared at the manager.
“Meow~” [Canned food~]
This meow was even sweeter than before.
Everyone listening felt their hearts melt.
Clearly this clever little cat knew the real decision-maker wasn’t Huang Ye—but the manager.
The manager sighed in relief, rubbed the cat’s head, and smiled.
“Of course! Your owner has money. We’ll buy the best ones!”
Beside her, Huang Ye nodded tearfully. Forget one month—even six months would be fine!
Then the manager pressed Huang Ye’s head down, and the two of them bowed together toward Lin Jiangye.
“Thank you, Advisor Lin. If not for you, this could have been very troublesome.”
Regardless of gender, stalkers were extremely disgusting. If Huang Ye’s private photos had leaked, the manager would have had a huge crisis to deal with.
Lin Jiangye waved his hand. The real hero was Meiyangyang.
“Alright, the problem is solved. Goodbye!”
With the issue settled, it was time for the next viewer.
Ignoring the manager’s attempt to ask for contact information, Lin Jiangye directly cut off the connection and prepared to select another viewer.
But just as he was about to do so, a fluffy body suddenly jumped onto his lap.
[I’m also very amazing, right?]
The Tibetan Mastiff stared straight at him with wide eyes, asking a question from the depths of its soul.
The livestream viewers had been waiting for the next guest, but suddenly they saw a tabby cat lightly jump onto Lin Jiangye’s lap and meow repeatedly.
They couldn’t understand what the cat was saying, but seeing the strange expression on Lin Jiangye’s face—and the way he tried to suppress his laughter—they sensed that the cat was probably saying something quite serious.
[I’m also amazing, right?!]
Not getting an answer, the Tibetan Mastiff widened its eyes stubbornly, determined not to give up.
Lin Jiangye coughed lightly, hugged the warm fluffy body, and praised with a smile:
“Of course Tibetan Mastiff is the most amazing little kitty. No other cat can compare to you. Right, Caucasian? Look at me—who else dares lie on the Mountain God and roll around sleeping? Our Tibetan Mastiff is the best!”
The Border Collie glanced at the Caucasian dog lying on top of the rescued tiger.
Hearing Lin Jiangye’s words, the Caucasian didn’t react at all and lazily yawned.
He was already used to the Tibetan Mastiff’s daily jealousy.
Watching Lin Jiangye use a soft voice to shower the tabby cat with praise, anyone who had owned a cat could guess what the cat had just said.
The kitty was jealous.
Of course it needed comforting.
After all, every cat owner believes their own cat is the cutest and most amazing in the world.
The little tabby snorted proudly, raised its tail high, and strutted away.
“Ahem… alright, let’s continue.” Lin Jiangye had no interest in reading the comments accusing him of lying to the cat.
How could that be lying?
For cat owners, those words were all sincere!
Amid the laughter flooding the comments, he selected the second viewer.
The moment the camera appeared, before anyone could see clearly what was happening, loud howling dog cries came from the other side.
[I’m not your dog! Wuwuwu let me go!]
[Dogs shouldn’t be raised by humans!]
[Dogs want freedom!]
[Long live freedom!!!]
