Chapter Sixty-Seven: Guild Benefits

“All right, Uncle Qin, Aunt Qin. She knows she was wrong, so there’s no need to keep blaming her. Everyone’s tired today—let’s take a bath, get a spa, and tonight I’ll have the hotel prepare a lavish dinner for us.”

“Great!”

At this point, Mr. and Mrs. Qin no longer put on any airs with Yang Xiaofan. This showed that, deep down, they had truly accepted Yang Xiaofan as their son-in-law.

Everyone returned to their rooms. Just then, Qin Nuanyin’s phone rang. She took it out, saw it was her guild supervisor, and answered immediately.

“Hello, Supervisor.”

On the other end, the supervisor spoke politely with a smile, “Nuanyin, it’s been a while since I called you. How have you been?”

“I’m okay.”

“That’s good to hear. You know, I never expected you to be Master Yang’s sister-in-law. With his help, your channel has already surpassed 1.5 million followers, and that’s just in half a day! It seems fate truly wants you to become famous.”

Qin Nuanyin sighed softly, her heart feeling even more desolate.

“Don’t bring it up. It’s precisely because I made my brother-in-law so popular that he’s had nothing but trouble since, and my parents are furious. They’ve already forbidden me from livestreaming.”

“What? Don’t say that! Tonight, Tiger Fang is holding a PK event. If you win, you’ll get a week of rolling banner recommendations on the main page—a rare opportunity. The guild will also reward you with a better contract. Now that you’re a million-follower streamer, I’ve already entered you in the event. Tonight is your chance to break through and make it big.”

Hearing this, Qin Nuanyin was tempted, but she quickly regained her composure.

“I’d better not. If my parents find out I’m still streaming, they’ll break my legs. Besides, without my brother-in-law’s help, I wouldn’t stand a chance in the PK event.”

“Then just ask him! You’re his sister-in-law—if you beg, he’ll agree.”

“That’s exactly what makes it hard.”

“Hard or not, you have to try. Think about it—why do you stream? Isn’t it to become famous, to earn more money? This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Don’t let it slip by. I’ll wait for your answer before six this evening.”

With that, the supervisor hung up, leaving Qin Nuanyin lying on her bed, her head throbbing.

Becoming a famous streamer had always been her greatest dream.

Originally, with her abilities, it would have been nearly impossible. But with her brother-in-law, her chances had soared.

Yet now, her parents refused to support her streaming career.

Her brother-in-law was too annoyed to help her stream. What was she supposed to do?

Frustrated, she soon found it was time for dinner.

Yang Xiaofan had specially reserved the hotel’s finest Western restaurant, ensuring they wouldn’t be disturbed.

The restaurant was located at the very top of the hotel, offering a perfect view of the city’s nightscape.

It was, in a word, romantic.

With luxury foods like caviar, Wagyu steak, foie gras, and Bordeaux red wine, tonight’s experience was indulgent and extravagant.

Yang Xiaofan, Qin Nuanyu, Mr. and Mrs. Qin—all were in high spirits, except for Qin Nuanyin, who wore a sullen, troubled expression.

Such a perfect dinner would be ideal for a livestream. If she could stream, she’d surely gain a wave of new followers.

But she couldn’t.

More importantly, she couldn’t participate in tonight’s PK event, which meant her dream was cut off at the root.

Such despair couldn’t be understood just by a few words.

Mr. and Mrs. Qin were focused on Yang Xiaofan and didn’t notice Qin Nuanyin’s gloom.

But Qin Nuanyu, having become a mother, had grown even more sensitive and soon picked up on her sister’s mood.

“Nuanyin, what’s wrong? Are you feeling unwell?”

Mr. and Mrs. Qin shot her a glance and said, “Nuanyu, don’t pay her any mind. She’s just being difficult and needs a good talking-to.”

Hearing this, Qin Nuanyin felt even more aggrieved.

Throughout the meal, she barely ate anything.

Taking advantage of Mr. and Mrs. Qin’s good mood, Yang Xiaofan spoke up, “Uncle, Aunt, there’s something I discussed with Nuanyu today that I’d like to bring up.”

“Go ahead.”

“I’ve been with Nuanyu for quite some time now. I’d like to take her to meet my parents and then discuss our wedding.”

“That’s wonderful,” Mr. Qin immediately replied.

Hearing this, Yang Xiaofan and Qin Nuanyu both breathed a sigh of relief. If her parents had refused to let her go, it would’ve been complicated. Now that Mr. Qin had agreed, everything was much simpler.

“Thank you, Uncle.”

Yang Xiaofan even took the initiative to toast Mr. Qin, and the two of them drank back and forth, as if they were long-lost father and son, closer than ever.

After several rounds of wine, Mr. and Mrs. Qin, tipsy, returned to their room. Only then did Qin Nuanyu turn to her sister.

“Nuanyin, what’s really bothering you? You’ve been down all evening.”

Qin Nuanyin glanced at Yang Xiaofan, lowered her head, nervously twisting the hem of her shirt.

“It’s like this—Tiger Fang is holding a PK event tonight. Any streamer with over a million followers can participate. My guild supervisor has already signed me up.”

At this, Qin Nuanyu understood. So, that was it.

Her little sister, not exactly a top streamer, wanted to go live and have Yang Xiaofan help her with the PK.

But that was basically impossible, which was why she felt so down.

And as Yang Xiaofan’s fiancée, Qin Nuanyu had no intention of intervening. From now on, her life should revolve around Yang Xiaofan, not her own family.

“If that’s the case, then there’s nothing we can do.”

Hearing her sister’s response, the last shred of hope in Qin Nuanyin’s heart was extinguished. She forced a bitter smile.

“I understand. I wasn’t expecting much anyway. After all, the other participants are big-name streamers with dedicated fans and wealthy backers. Even if I joined, it’s unlikely I’d have a chance.”

Not far away, Yang Xiaofan narrowed his eyes slightly.

“Just now… who did you say?”