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"Sensei! You've become the talk of B Station!" exclaimed Yuka, who was Browse on the computer, to Ren.

"Huh?".

Hiroki and Akutami Yuta were a little surprised.

"What?".

Ren was curious. B Station has been on the right track lately.

He also browses it often. After all, B Station has started to feature more interesting videos.

For example, the latest work from an Edgerunners fan is very well drawn and very interesting.

The most important thing is that the comment section and the bullet comments area are more interesting to watch together.

It feels a bit like his previous life.

But he didn't really see any videos about himself.

"Let me see."

Ren approached Yuka with interest.

"Sensei, look at this...".

Yuka pressed the play button on the video.

I saw a video on the B Station website titled "I finally met the real cyberpsycho, Amamiya-sensei!", which was quite popular.

The video has been played 800,000 times, received over 30,000 "likes," and received over 10,000 coins.

And, judging by the release date, only two days had passed.

Upon clicking play, before the screen appeared, a flood of bullet comments appeared.

"Fire Tongs Liu Ming!"

"First!"

"Amamiya-sensei? Old rogue Silverhand!"

"Oh my god! The mental patient is out!"

"Give me back Rebecca!"

"Give me back David!"

"Old rogue Silverhand! You deserve to die!"

"Congratulations on being popular!"

...

Countless bullet comments arrived, which filled the interaction.

Even if you haven't seen the video yet, these comments make people feel it's interesting.

Even in some parts of the video that ordinary people don't understand, there are bullet comments to explain, explain the jokes, and play memes.

Isn't this much more interesting than those pure videos without interaction? That's why the bullet comment website from his previous life was so successful.

It's really because the interaction and fun level are incomparable to traditional video websites!

The current B Station has little time left to accumulate popularity and visits.

Soon, the image appeared in the video.

The photo was taken at Ren's last signing event with a mobile phone, but the image was extremely sharp.

However, the video was edited and skipped the previous part and went to...

The host turned to Ren and asked, "Amamiya-sensei, let me ask you one last question: do you have any other hobbies?"

"Hobbies?" Ren said to the host and the many fans present. "I play stone skipping... In fact, I'm very good. I can skip more than 20 stones on the water at once!"

20! Wow! Geez! Cool! Alright! I can throw 20, I can brag about it in the village all day! Is it fake? It would be great if it were real! There's nowhere to show it here! Even if it's fake, you can't expose the old rogue Ren! The reaction to the attack was also very intense, but then the second half of the video came. Ren said, "Well, I'll record a video for everyone later when I have time! For now...".

"I'll put on a show for you!"

He came to the front of the stage and looked at the fans.

"Let's go! Ignore them!"

In one fell swoop, Ren did a backflip right where it appears in the video! It was so smooth it looked like he had eaten a Dove bar and was enjoying its silky smoothness.

At that moment, the rain of bullet comments was:

"Holy shit!"

"It's real!"

"Cool, this flip is really smooth!"

"No, did Ren really do a backflip?"

"We were just kidding, but Ren really did it."

"You're a cyberpsycho!"

"Ren! My psycho!"

"Hahahahaha!"

...

The rain of bullet comments was full of joy; after all, they didn't expect Ren to do something real.

But although it was very sudden, he did it very well.

The most important thing is that, with Ren's current fame and influence, doing something like this will undoubtedly attract everyone's attention.

The more famous a person is, even a small action will attract a lot of attention.

For example, the plastic Mandarin of the head of a mobile phone brand in his previous life and the live broadcast of a well-known novel master...

So Ren's video about all this became popular right away.

The comments section was also full of jokes, and at that moment there was a cheerful atmosphere.

"Sensei..." Yuka looked at Ren with some concern.

She was afraid Ren would get angry.

However, Ren didn't care at all and said with a smile, "If it weren't for this video, I would have almost forgotten."

"I also want to record a video of stone skipping!"

"Now... who has the best photography skills?" Ren asked, looking at Yuka, Hiroki, and Akutami Yuta.

The three looked at each other, and then Hiroki raised his hand, "I... played with photography for a while, so I'm okay."

"Then I'll leave it to Hiroki!" Ren said. "Let's go! Let's go out and record a video of stone skipping to show my fans!"

Hiroki, Yuka, and Akutami Yuta followed him to the nearest river.

Ren unlocked his phone and gave it to Hiroki, "Hiroki! Start recording a video of me."

He didn't have a professional camera, but the best smartphone in the parallel world should be no problem for recording.

"Alright."

Hiroki took it quickly and started recording non-stop.

"Hello, fans! I'm Ren Amamiya!".

Ren waved at the camera and then searched for stones on the ground.

"Today I'll show you how to find a stone for skipping on water. First, of course, you have to find a good stone that conforms to fluid mechanics," he said seriously.

Then he started looking and said, "To find a stone like this, we must first look at whether its surface is smooth and, second, that it has a flat shape on one end."

"For example, these two pieces... are very good, and, second, the weight should be..."

"This one... is not bad!"

"Finally, if it's convenient for you to exert force with your fingers, good, this is it!"

While looking, Ren took close-ups for the camera of the stones in his hand, one by one, and picked one up.

Then he pointed to the opposite bank of the river, "Grab the stone with four fingers! Then, aim horizontally, with your feet on the ground and your body forming a triangle..."

"Now! Move your waist and stance together! Use your waist to drive your body, shoulders, elbows, and wrists, and throw it!"

The stone in Ren's hand shot out like an arrow, splashing water quickly on the surface of the river.

In front of Hiroki's cell phone camera, 1, 2, 3, 4... 19, 20, 21... 42, 43!

43 bounces appeared, and the stone finally sank without force!