The real 170 is actually quite high

Well, it's a mixed bag. There are cases where some elements of haunted stories might have roots in real events or experiences, but often they get embellished and distorted over time. So, it's not straightforward to determine if they're truly real.

This statement was not accurate. The income of streamers varied greatly, and the income levels of streamers of different levels varied greatly. For ordinary streamers, most of them had a monthly income of about 3000 to 5000 yuan, and some could reach more than 9000 yuan, close to 10,000 yuan. However, the middle-to-upper-class streamers, those with a certain amount of experience and fan base, might earn between 30000 yuan and tens of thousands of yuan a month. As for the top streamers, especially the top streamers in the gaming and entertainment areas, they had a variety of sources of income, including basic live stream sharing, fan tips, advertising endorsements, product promotion, brand cooperation, platform signing fees, and so on. Their monthly income often reached hundreds of thousands or more. For example, the Japanese virtual anchor Kiryu Coco earned a total of 12 million yen (about 760,000 yuan) in Superchat (a form of Youtube tips) in just one hour during a live broadcast on February 8th, 2023. Therefore, big streamers had many sources of income and the amount was relatively high. Their overall income was relatively high. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Yes, Fargo is loosely inspired by real events, but it takes creative liberties and fictionalizes many elements to make it more compelling for the screen.

Yes, it is. The Conjuring movies are said to be inspired by real-life paranormal investigations and events.

In real life, there was no real sword riding as described in Xianxia novels. The so-called " flying on a sword " was commonly seen in China Xianxia novels. It was also mentioned in games such as the Legend of the Sword and Fairy and Celestial Bane 2. Although there were martial arts enthusiasts who imitated the action of " flying on a sword ", or some people used a transmigrator to create the visual effect of " flying on a sword ", this was not really based on magic power, cultivation, and other concepts of flying on a sword. It was just a fun performance or the use of modern equipment to create an atmosphere. From a scientific point of view, no one had discovered that the human body could use the elements of Taoism, the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and other Xianxia settings to achieve the phenomenon of flying on a sword, which violated the existing laws of physics. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

In general, the 'ben creepypasta' is not a real story. Creepypasta stories are a form of internet horror literature. They are created by various authors who draw inspiration from horror movies, other horror literature, and their own imaginations. The 'ben' story in particular has elements like a haunted video game character which is a very common trope in fictional horror. There are no real - life incidents or evidence that would suggest it is based on a true story.

It depends. 'High Water' could be based on real events or purely fictional. Without more context, it's hard to say for sure.

It depends. Sometimes shows claim to be based on true stories but take creative liberties that make them less than fully accurate.

Well, there's no conclusive scientific evidence to prove that alien abduction stories are true. Most of these stories could be the result of misinterpreted experiences, sleep paralysis, or overactive imaginations. For example, some people might have had vivid dreams or hallucinations and mistaken them for real abductions.

No. The 'Foot Fairy' is a fictional concept. There is no evidence in the real world to support the existence of such a fairy.