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Time passed, and the three acts of Brave Trial had now become a self-sustaining cycle.
Miraculous phenomena that people saw daily on TV and easily accessed on computers became commonplace. As a result, wonder faded, attention was spread thin, and viewers developed specific demands for the information they sought.
The influence of live streams evolved from the initial shock and awe to embedding deeply into people's daily lives, entering a stage of multilayered and diverse needs.
Official TV broadcasts could no longer satisfy these varied demands, so they were no longer the sole highlight.
With only so much content that could be displayed on a single screen at any given time, the scattered attention and heightened demands of the audience could not keep up with the changing times.
Media both online and offline burst into a scene of fierce competition, each trying to outshine the others.
