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"Wow!! Is it that amazing?"

"2 million people? That's more than the population of Japan."

The host deliberately gave the audience some time to react before continuing the broadcast.

"Yes, yesterday, the first day of the Summer Game Expo, set a new Guinness World Record for the most gamers playing simultaneously offline. Let's take a look at the VTR coming from the front."

The so-called VTR is actually footage from the Summer Game Festival provided by Spark to various media outlets. When setting up the venue, Spark reserved many positions for sliding camera tracks.

Then, aerial photography was used as a supplement.

The videos shot from various camera angles were a visual feast, perfectly showcasing the sense of technology and the bustling atmosphere.

"Wow, this scene is so lively!"

"Yes."

"By the way, the organizers of this festival are also connected to you, Ms. Ishihara."

Satomi Ishihara was sitting alone in her seat.

The years are quiet.

She was suddenly asked a question by the host, which startled her a little, but she quickly responded with a smile.

"Yes? What does this have to do with me?"

It has to be said that Satomi Ishihara is called a little fairy for a reason. The way she was startled perfectly captured the cute and adorable beauty.

"The organizer of this festival is Xinghuo, and I remember you are also Xinghuo's spokesperson."

The host's statement was actually quite clever.

On the one hand, it sparked a flame, and on the other hand, it also gave Ishihara Satomi a boost.

"Yes, it is."

The main spokespeople for Spark in Japan are Satomi Ishihara, Yui Aragaki, and Nogizaka46.

Nogizaka46 is considered a group.

Therefore, Ishihara Satomi and Aragaki Yui are more likely to appear solo in Spark Japan's advertisements.

As the sparks spread.

Especially with Xinghuo Youpin's expansion this year, these advertisements are everywhere.

Moreover, Spark's advertising is mostly placed on the internet.

Not just Japan.

The fact that she also invested in advertising in China has given Satomi Ishihara more popularity in China, and she has even received some advertising offers from China.

"Indeed, President Hayashi also mentioned Ms. Ishihara in the interview. Let's take a look at the following interview."

The host's questions were all meaningful.

For example, the reason for asking about Satomi Ishihara was because Asahi mentioned her again in a subsequent interview.

Journalists from each country conduct interviews.

They will all have different biases.

For example, ABC, the American television network, also mentioned the Summer Games Festival in its news broadcast that day.

But their perspective was very unconventional.

In addition to explaining the Summer Games Festival, the speaker also highlighted the rapid development of Chinese games globally in the past two years, suggesting that this is part of China's pursuit of global cultural hegemony.

The suggestion is that Americans should be wary of this trend.

The BBC followed suit, and since the numerous interviews they conducted didn't yield any interesting results, they released a documentary filmed in June after releasing the interviews.

This documentary is a 30-minute documentary.

It documents the influence of Spark Games overseas.

Although the entire video is neither objective nor pleasantly sour, and the content was actually from the Spark Carnival in May, it seems to be released now purely to capitalize on the trend.

However, this documentary has garnered quite a few views in China.

Chinese players love to see this kind of sour grapes comment.

TV Asahi.

The interviews primarily focused on Spark's collaboration with Japanese manufacturers, and also included Lin Li's opinions on Nintendo, Sony, and other companies.

Lin Li naturally said whatever came to mind.

It even mentioned that Japanese companies promoting politically correct content in Europe and America should consider how to integrate it with game content, so as not to lose the gameplay due to political correctness.

"What we need to understand is that games are for entertainment; people play games to relax. Any attempt to directly preach within a game will ultimately not yield good results."

This statement is actually quite straightforward.

The reason Lin Li said this was actually to prepare for the boomerang. When LGBT people rampage in Japanese factories in the future, he might be able to use this boomerang.

I got some peaches.

However, given the current situation, this topic was a bit too direct, and Asahi's reporters didn't dare to ask too many questions, so they simply shifted the topic to entertainment gossip.

"President Lin, what are your thoughts on the spokespersons for Spark in the first half of the year? Personally, which one do you like the most?"

This is the problem.

That's just pure instigation.

But it is indeed something that many gossip enthusiasts in Japan like to inquire about.

Shortly after Spark selected its brand ambassadors, rumors circulated among Japanese netizens that Spark chose actresses as brand ambassadors because of the personal preferences of Spark's owner.

This rumor is actually quite outrageous, because the reason why Spark's spokesperson was chosen is because most Spark users are male, and Lin Li is well aware of this.

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Because of Johnny's Entertainment, male stars in the Japanese entertainment industry are basically... well, you know.

Therefore, even though Johnny's Entertainment actively hoped to collaborate with Spark, Spark refused.

It was precisely because Xinghuo rejected the collaboration with Johnny's that the rumor was amplified.

This is not.

Even the Asahi Shimbun wanted to find out about Rin's preferences.

"Spokesperson?"

"If I said I liked them all, you would probably find it boring. Well, if we're really talking about personal feelings, Ishihara Satomi makes me want to get closer to her, while I'd rather be friends with Aragaki Yui. As for Nogizaka46, she's more like a younger sister?"

Japanese audiences are entertainers, and Lin Li is no less entertaining.

In this era where everything can be made entertaining, Lin Li is willing to help generate discussion for anything that can spark Xinghuo.

As for saying.

How should Asahi understand the word "closeness"?

That's beyond Lin Li's control.

"Alright! We understand President Hayashi's opinion of Ms. Ishihara. Now, Ms. Ishihara, do you have any particular impression of President Hayashi of Xinghuo?"

Upon hearing this, the guests at the scene all wore expressions of schadenfreude.

Satomi Ishihara was also a little surprised after watching the interview.

Even joy.

There is a significant difference in social status between Japanese and Chinese actresses.

Rather, it means that in Japanese society, no matter how popular an actor is, they cannot compare to entrepreneurs, politicians, or even some corporate executives.

Especially female celebrities.

After a certain period of time, one must return to normal life.

Given Lin Li's status, saying this would only make the Japanese public think that Lord Lin Li is so considerate and approachable.

Satomi Ishihara pondered for a moment.

She quickly came up with a solution and a sweet smile appeared on her face.

"President Lin is a very decisive and visionary person. Every time I talk to him, I can feel his firm confidence and boundless enthusiasm for the future development of Xinghuo. His positive attitude is very infectious."

In fact, Satomi Ishihara and Rin Rin barely met.

But the answer suggested they had a good personal relationship.

At this moment, Satomi Ishihara, who gave this answer, was unaware of her surprised expression after being suddenly called upon, and her subsequent response to Lin Li.

This will be combined with interviews from ruthless figures on the Chinese internet.

Edit it into a music video.

This music video did boost Satomi Ishihara's popularity in China, but it also required Lin Li to put in a lot of effort to get Su Shanshan to stop talking.

"Then go and get close to your Satomi Ishihara."

all in all.

Judging solely from the current results.

The Summer Games Festival was quite a success.

The number of visitors on the second day was even higher than on the first day, including many players who had come on the first day.

The next day, there were many players without tickets.

They also came to the scene, even though they could only visit the central square.

In fact, many players have expressed their opinions online. Putting aside the game demo, the huge central plaza alone is well worth a visit for gamers.

Also.

After a day of thinking.

Alex also returned Lin Li's call.

He has made his decision to open a game studio in China.

Not only him, but his sister is also going.

Although Lin Li did not ask.

However, Alex still took the initiative to tell Lin Li about his journey, explaining that he came to China not to escape, but to create better works.

In this process.

Alex also mentioned his sister several times.

It seems that his decision to go to China was largely due to his sister.

Chan Alex actually doesn't really need much talent, even though he was kicked out of the production team as one of the creators of Night in the Woods.

But they didn't take away any of their due share.

What he really lacks is direction and opportunity.

Since Alex is willing.

Lin Li readily agreed, and since processing entry into China required procedures, Lin Li first booked Alex's flight to Japan.

Let him go to Japan first, and once the immigration procedures are completed, he can go to Suzhou and Hangzhou.

January.

Spark is currently recruiting globally.

He can also join Spark's recruitment team to recruit for his own studio.

to be frank.

After so many years of development, China's development environment has indeed become quite mature. Alex himself originally thought that going to China would definitely involve a lot of trouble.

In fact, it wasn't as difficult as I had imagined.

As long as the money is right, Alex doesn't even need to learn Chinese to set up a purely English-language studio in China.