Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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"It should be possible. With your popularity, Ayane, I reckon the first show I'll be on is yours."

"Huh~~~ Really?"

A group of people stood at the entrance of the building, chatting while looking out the door in unison. Besides the voice actresses, their boss was also there.

And that's why they are in this state.

This is also because of Lin Li's influence in Japan, no, even globally.

This influence stems partly from Lin Li's own status. As Xinghuo Games gradually became a behemoth, Lin Li's status naturally rose accordingly.

Secondly, Lin Li is somewhat similar to Lei Jun of Xiaomi; he is a true star producer with considerable influence and a strong image among gamers.

And coincidentally, the audience of Spark's coverage of anime game players and animation enthusiasts highly overlaps.

What does this mean?

This means that even disregarding Lin Li's personal identity, he is a huge traffic generator!

Not to mention that although Lin Li rarely appears on shows and variety programs, his humor and ease have made him a fan in the voice actor circle.

~~~

About ten minutes later.

A man in a suit ran in.

"coming!!"

Although he didn't say anything about coming, in an instant, Misawa Sachika felt the air become much heavier.

Then, they heard footsteps coming from ahead.

Then the door was opened.

November in Tokyo was already a bit chilly, so Lin Li wore a gray overcoat, looking quite dashing as the wind blew through the door.

The moment Lin Li entered the door,

Almost simultaneously, everyone bowed to Lin Liyi, and then, in unison, bowed their heads in greeting.

"You have worked hard."

Lin Li was startled by the sudden commotion. If someone had looked up at that moment, they would have seen that Lin Li almost backed out the door.

He almost thought he'd opened the door wrong; it was so damn neat, how did you guys do that?!

And why would anyone be here! He remembered that he had told the Japanese side to keep today's itinerary confidential throughout.

Upon seeing this scene, Lin Li immediately turned his head to look at the employee in charge of the planning.

"Lin Sang, this was my arrangement."

Lin Li glanced at him, his expression subtle, but he didn't say anything more.

When Lin Li was in Japan, people also bowed to him.

Especially at events held in public, people bow to him wherever he goes.

This is quite normal.

This was the first time Lin Li had ever seen a scene like this.

In fact, this wasn't the first time Lin Li had seen this; many voice actors had never seen anything like it before.

Actually, on ordinary days, people wouldn't find Lin Li so unfamiliar. In private, Lin Li does have some exchanges with some voice actors, and occasionally he will interact with them on Twitter to promote the game.

But this time, because the bosses of several voice acting companies were all there, and these bosses looked so nervous, it made the voice actors nervous as well.

Lin Li stood at the door for several seconds, stunned, before replying after confirming that this was not a prank event.

"Thank you all for your hard work."

Although I don't know what everyone has been working so hard for as soon as they met, anyway, they must have had a tough time.

Lin Li's reply was like flipping a strange switch.

The scene immediately became lively again.

The boss of IM was the first to stand up, and then he took a book out of his pocket.

"President Lin! When I last came to Summer Spark, you were too busy and we didn't get to meet."

"After that, I thought about you day and night. I even read one of your books and learned a lot. If you don't mind, could you sign it for me?"

As soon as the IM boss said this, everyone looked at him.

Good guy.

They say shamelessness makes a person invincible; how could someone utter such nauseating flattery?

Lin Li actually felt it was alright.

I was a little confused. When did he write a book? I took it and realized, oh, it turns out to be some documents compiled by the Spark peripheral department based on the Spark operations department.

This is a compilation of game development guides, containing numerous speeches and game development insights from many Spark Games producers.

The reason I published this book is simply because there are too many books on the market that claim to be "Spark Success Studies" and spout nonsense.

That's why the Xinghuo peripheral departments produced this book.

It did have some impact in the industry after its release, but you, the owner of a voice acting company, bought this book and said you read it?

Oh well, never mind.

Since the person came with a smile, Lin Li didn't want to expose them, so he took the clean book and signed his name.

I saw that Lin Lizhen had signed the document.

The other bosses standing behind the IM boss were practically grinding their teeth in frustration. Damn it, they were all just trying to flatter him, but how did he manage to do it so convincingly?

~~~

After a minor incident.

People at the scene gradually returned to their own studios. In fact, Lin Li's original schedule for today was for him to suddenly come to the Sakura Building.

Then they suddenly appear in various live streams, doing things that are a bit like pranks.

Lin Li had this idea because he wanted to take advantage of the time available to maximize the publicity for "The Trajectory of Fate," since doing publicity at this point in time allows for a head start.

This will also lay a solid foundation for the game in the next two years.

It's no exaggeration to say that Xinghuo's high-intensity new product launches and promotions in the second half of 19 have led many Chinese media outlets to exclaim that Xinghuo has gone crazy.

They even coined a term specifically: "explosive spark."

Xinghuo's official explanation is that it has been accumulating strength for a long time, but in the eyes of the media, in these past six months, there has been Oriental Fantasy Land, Galaxy Paradise, and the trajectory of fate.

This isn't a slow and steady build-up; it's an explosion.

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Both the media and bloggers on the internet welcome this kind of spark.

After all, they have also reaped considerable benefits from this outbreak.

"He who eats another's food is bound to him; he who takes another's gift is bound to be obligated." In addition, with the recent string of hit games from Xinghuo, the hype surrounding Xinghuo has sometimes become outrageous.

Even Xinghuo (a fire-fighting organization) has to step in to suppress these unreliable voices, and Xinghuo's official website is also frequently issuing clarifications.

After all, what Spark needs are fans, not fan leaders.

Originally, Lin Li planned to use a prank-like approach to create some entertainment value, since his time was limited and he needed to appear on so many shows at once to promote his "Fate's Trajectory" series.

Therefore, each program has a set time.

But when it came to implementing this, it somehow turned out like this in Japan.

It's no exaggeration to say that this was a rather serious internal incident. That's why, when Lin Li saw so many people greeting him, he immediately looked at the Japanese person in charge of the event.

Lin Li's subtle expression after hearing that it was his own decision was also because he didn't expect the prisoner to confess without being asked.

However, Lin Li did not fly into a rage, and there was not even a hint of anger on his face.

After all, there were too many outsiders at the time.

Moreover, this kind of thing is very common in game development.

When doing things, it's important to prepare in advance. But if what you've prepared fails, instead of immediately berating someone, it's better to get the job done first.

Get the job done first, then deal with the problem.

Thinking of this, Lin Li called out the name of a domestic operations manager who had come to Japan with him on a business trip, in Chinese.

"Let's find a few shows that weren't originally in the plan, use some of the jokes we prepared beforehand, and then go back to the previous process."

~~~

Sachika Misawa also returned to her studio at this time.

She originally thought she didn't care about this matter, and it was normal that someone as important as Lin Li wasn't selected for her program.

But she still underestimated her negative emotions.

This incident led me to think about how long it had been since I'd landed a lead role in an anime, and then to the fact that I hadn't...

Almost as soon as she sat down, the on-site recording director repeatedly reminded her to pay attention to her facial expressions and emotions.

Fortunately, today's broadcast is pre-recorded rather than live.

So Misawa Sachika isn't under that much pressure yet. If she were in this state during a live broadcast, she might have broken down.

Although she was a bit emotionally distraught at the moment...

Just as everyone advises students taking the college entrance exam not to be nervous, many of her friends also advised her not to worry about these things.

However, those who truly don't care about these things won't have their mental state collapse in the first place...

Sachika Misawa took two deep breaths.

He patted his cheeks, perked up, and looked up to continue the broadcast of the program.

Just then, the recording director sitting opposite her suddenly jumped up like a rabbit, looking behind her with a panicked and surprised expression.

Startled, Misawa Sachika also looked back.

"Eh!!! Lin, Lin-san!!"

"Waaaaah... What's with this reaction? Am I that scary? Is this how your show treats its guests? I'm so heartbroken!"

Although he was very sad, Lin Li had a smile on his face.

He stared at Misawa Sachika with a look of astonishment, making strange noises and repeatedly saying, "Really? Really?"

That's right, that's exactly the effect I wanted.

This is the effect I'm seeing. I was hoping to see how Ayane Sakura would react to this situation. Shouldn't the Japanese team make some adjustments?

Yes, before we talk about masks, we really need to re-examine Japan's personnel.

Lin Li, chatting and laughing, sat down in the guest seat in the studio and then prepared to get down to business and participate in a talk show for about ten minutes.

However, as soon as he sat down, he noticed that Misawa Sachika was crying.

Huh!? This... even if it's for the sake of the show, there's no need to go this far.

"Why are you still crying?"

"No, sorry, sorry."

Misawa Sachika couldn't tell whether she was crying tears of joy or because she had been under immense pressure and was suddenly released; her emotions were truly uncontrollable.

When a person is having an emotional breakdown, they are unable to control themselves.

Misawa Sachika was in this state at the moment. Lin Li didn't really mean anything by asking this question; he just wanted to know why she was crying.

As a result, Misawa Sachika's emotions, which had been somewhat calmed down, became even more uncontrollable due to fear and worry.

He stood there bowing repeatedly to Lin Li in apology.

Lin Li was completely dumbfounded. What was wrong with this girl? After thinking about it carefully, he remembered that in his previous life, Misawa Sachika had some kind of psychological problem that led her to eventually leave the voice acting industry.

Thinking of this, Lin Li waved his hand, signaling the director to turn off the camera, and then placed his hands directly on the girl's shoulders, finally managing to stop Misawa Sachika from bowing.

"Alright, alright, I'm not some great demon king. With you bowing like that, I thought I was going to see Buddha..."