求打赏，经纪公司要求主播与粉丝“假恋爱”？法院判了

Core Viewpoint - The case highlights unethical practices in the live streaming industry, where talent agencies may pressure streamers to engage in deceptive behaviors to increase revenue through fan donations [1][2]. Group 1: Contractual Obligations - The contract between the streamer and the agency required the streamer to perform 25 days of effective live streaming each month, with a minimum of 6 hours per day, and produce 21 qualifying short videos, in exchange for a guaranteed monthly income of 9,000 yuan and gift sharing [1]. - The agency imposed high penalties for early termination of the contract, which created a significant financial burden on the streamer [1]. Group 2: Agency Misconduct - The agency requested the streamer to feign a romantic relationship with fans to solicit gifts, and even accessed the streamer's personal account to impersonate her in conversations with fans [2]. - The agency deemed the streamer's live broadcasts as "invalid" despite her compliance with the contract, which severely impacted her income [2]. Group 3: Legal Proceedings - The streamer ceased her activities due to the agency's unethical demands and subsequently faced a lawsuit from the agency for contract termination, seeking 300,000 yuan in damages and 10,000 yuan in legal fees [2]. - The court ruled in favor of the streamer, stating that the agency's actions constituted a fundamental breach of contract and violated public morals, thus rejecting all claims made by the agency [2].