“Livestreaming?” Harvey asked.

“Hmph. Country bumpkin.”

Hazel pouted and grabbed Harvey’s phone from his hand, downloaded an application called Durin, and then searched for a channel.

“See this? This is livestreaming. Mordu’s Kaizen Group is the one that set up this platform. The app is called Durin. Here’s my channel, you can have a look.”

Hazel then returned to her room to continue livestreaming.

Harvey snapped back to his senses at the mention of Kaizen Group.

Kaizen Group was already a company under Harvey’s name. He owned about fifty percent of the entire company’s shares.

But he had no time to figure out how the company operated. He did not expect livestreaming to be part of the company’s business.

Harvey pondered about the situation, and then sent a text to Rachel. Soon after, she replied with a username and password.

After logging in to Durin, Harvey discovered that he had an official account. Simply put, it was an account used to reward and boost the popularity of st