“…Liu Zhen (2018) [7] , Yi, Y et al, (2022) [18] investigated the effects of anchors' perceived professionalism, perceived reputation, perceived interactivity and perceived homogeneity on purchase intention through a study using trust as a mediating variable, and found that there is a significant positive correlation between the two, and the more consumers trust online opinion leaders, the more likely they are to be influenced by their recommended information, and then generate purchase intention. Zhou Jisheng (2022) [21] , Wang, H et al, (2022) [13] studied the relationship between network opinion leaders and consumers' online purchase intention under the e-commerce live streaming marketing model using perceived value and perceived risk as mediator variables, and found that there is a positive correlation between the perceived professionalism, perceived reputation, perceived interactivity, and perceived product involvement of network opinion leaders and consumers' perceived value and purchase intention. This study applies the opinion leader theory and refers to the model constructed by Zhou Jisheng (2022) [21] on the personal characteristics of opinion leaders in e-commerce live-streaming situations affecting consumers' purchase intention, and constructs the research framework, as shown in Fig.…”