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Let's settle this matter first, and then wait until October.

October is Daqing.

Xinghuo's "Changing the Sky" project has received high support within the State Administration of Press and Publication.

October arrived.

If the "Changing the Sky" project is successful, Xinghuo will have made a contribution, especially since Xinghuo was featured on the news a few days ago.

Even if something goes wrong, it won't matter.

even.

For leaders, it would be even better if something really happened.

This would be considered a favor done to Xinghuo.

in short.

It's about "balancing out merits and demerits," which means suppressing the matter. At worst, the accelerator can be shut down for a month or two until things calm down before restarting it.

Instead of following procedures, they rely on personal connections.

be honest.

Jiang Shaohui could only say these things if he truly considered Lin Li one of his own.

Lin Li could also sense what the other party was saying.

In fact, he was quite confident, and Lin Li even suspected that even if the matter were exposed now, the State Administration of Press and Publication would still "favor" him in the end and cover it up.

However, this matter was glossed over in this way.

It actually turned out differently.

Lin Li didn't really like this approach either; he preferred to keep things out in the open.

Of course, Jiang Shaohui said so on this occasion.

It's not good to lose face.

Perhaps they noticed that Lin Li's expression was a little off.

Jiang Shaohui continued.

"President Lin, I know you feel a little awkward, but you have to believe me. We also hope that the domestic game industry can have a sound set of rules and regulations to follow, and we also hope that we can have a thriving, healthy and positive game market."

"We are also working hard on this. Whether it is policy support for the company or the improvement of relevant laws and regulations, we are trying our best to formulate them, but this will take time and we also have to take into account the national conditions."

Jiang Shaohui actually knows everything.

He is not a traditional bureaucrat; on the contrary, Jiang Shaohui himself is a gamer and is very familiar with the gaming industry.

It's just because he knows everything.

Only then did I realize that many things need time to settle and mature.

Take, for example, the Black Myth, which was a huge fire in its previous life.

Black Myth succeeded.

However, it succeeded on Steam, a platform operating in a gray area.

Isn't it embarrassing?

It's just that no one has bothered to break this thread.

"Brother Jiang, what can truly lead an industry to maturity, stability and prosperity is not capital, nor is it like Tencent going around overseas to find game companies to invest money in, then acting as an agent, introducing excellent products into China, and customizing and optimizing them."

"Instead, what is needed is a real core competitiveness, which comes from development and game production."

Do you agree with this?

Jiang Shaohui was puzzled as to why Lin Li had suddenly brought up this topic.

But he nodded.

"of course."

Jiang Shaohui nodded.

Lin Li continued.

"There aren't many companies in China that can do this, and that can truly develop games that are competitive in the world."

"A company like this can lead the entire domestic game market. To put it bluntly, this company is not Tencent, not NetEase. Right now, the only one that can and is truly doing this is us."

The same sentence, spoken in different tones and in different ways, can evoke completely different feelings.

When Lin Li said this, he was very somber and his tone was very sorrowful.

It can truly lead the entire Chinese game industry to the world stage.

Only Spark Games.

This is actually a somewhat arrogant statement.

However, Jiang Shaohui did indeed sense the message Lin Li was trying to convey.

I also felt a touch of sadness.

Yes.

Actually, it's not just him; many people above know that Xinghuo Games is truly an anomaly in China, as if it sprang from a rock.

If the sole purpose were to make money, Xinghuo could certainly have achieved even greater profits than it does now.

But Xinghuo did not do that.

Instead, it spent a lot of money supporting game developers and domestic companies, and single-handedly pioneered a path to overseas expansion.

Chapter 364 Problem-Solving Strategies

What's even more commendable is that Spark is not a gaming empire built with gold bricks, but rather one that has truly grown through the games themselves and through the recognition of its players.

To put it more broadly, this is a company that rose from the ranks of players.

Going global with games is a form of cultural export.

Xinghuo contributed a lot.

Yet, when faced with such a company, domestic support often seems insignificant.

After a tearful outburst, Lin Li saw Jiang Shaohui off.

wait until.

Jiang Shaohui stepped out of the gate of Xinghuo.

Lin Li instantly lost his dejected state, just like a Sichuan opera face-changing act.

His entire demeanor instantly returned to normal.

"Convene an emergency operations meeting. The head of the Spark operations department, as well as the people on duty in the US and France, please get them together. Hurry, hurry, hurry!"

"This is urgent."

Lin Li gave the order.

The spark started spinning rapidly.

Lin Li sat in the conference room, thinking and drawing on the whiteboard.

at the same time.

People kept entering the conference room.

"Mr. Lin."

"Hello, Mr. Lin."

"Brother Lin, everyone's here."

About ten minutes.

An emergency meeting was initiated, and online meeting rooms between the United States and France were opened. It should be noted that...

To ensure seamless coordination among all Spark's global studios.

Each branch has designated personnel on night shifts.

Of course, it's not about being on duty at the company, but about being on duty at home. Generally speaking, this is the responsibility of senior executives in the operations department.

of course.

To compensate those on duty, Xinghuo has a very special rule: a wake-up call bonus.

If you are woken up in the middle of the night to attend a meeting.

If you attend the meeting attentively, record the video, and then play the recording the next day while summarizing the key points, you can receive a $1000 bonus.

As the saying goes, there are no difficult things, only difficult money.

With this rule in place, many people on duty are eager to receive the meeting notification when they are about to leave work.

Although this situation is actually not very common.

Because most of the time, things are resolved in routine communication meetings, this rule is only for emergencies.

It's not fair to say this thing is useless.

Now we're using it, aren't we?

After everyone has arrived.

Lin Li first drew three circles on the whiteboard.

He didn't say what happened.

Instead, he gave the order directly.

First, they selected a senior executive from the operations department of China and a senior executive on duty in the United States, and asked them to collect information about Muli Technology.

As the saying goes.

Know thyself, ever-victorious.

The fact that the other party was able to file a report means that they are definitely not just an American company, and must be very familiar with China.

You need to find out more about the other party first.

Besides investigating what exactly Muli Technology is,

Lin Li then instructed the European operations division to send a representative to China during working hours to spearhead the acquisition of GOG.

"Acquire GOG?"

"BOSS, is that GOG from CD Projekt Red?"

Lin Li nodded.

Without explaining much, he then assigned Huaxia's operations management to lead a feasibility study for a new gaming platform in collaboration with Xinghuo America.

And give it to yourself immediately.

The three steps are performed simultaneously.

Xinghuo's development to this point has never relied on being submissive, nor has Linli's personality been one to back down when faced with challenges.

Originally, Lin Li believed that he had reached a tacit understanding with the State Administration of Press and Publication regarding the game platform.

But now it seems.

This tacit understanding isn't quite there yet.

Therefore, besides investigating the truth behind that Muli Technology, Lin Li also had to consider the possibility that the Press and Publication Administration might not withstand the pressure.

They disconnected the accelerator line.

Even if it doesn't happen this time, whether it will happen in the future is another question.

What will Xinghuo do if the sale of overseas games in China is truly cut off?

Don't underestimate this.

If it really shuts down, the Spark platform might survive, but that's all it will be.