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Lin Li sighed again.

"Japan is beyond saving, but we still need to strive for more."

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This NHK program was broadcast live.

Live streaming spreads very quickly.

It's not that viewers of the live stream will spontaneously promote it, but rather the subsequent media reports after the live stream.

The live stream was broadcast in the afternoon, and by evening, Lin Li's remarks during the live stream had already spread online.

This speed surprised many people.

Lin Li thought it was normal, considering that Xinghuo had a very solid community foundation in Japan.

Previously, it was only because the other party had increased the value that Japanese players who supported Spark were hesitant to speak up.

But then NHK broadcast it live.

Lin Li then proceeded to dominate his opponent during the live stream.

These players really stood up.

Of course, more importantly, the major media outlets also changed their tune accordingly.

The entire public opinion has shifted again.

The Asahi Shimbun also made a statement on its Twitter account.

He listed a large number of Spark's projects in Japan, and then praised Spark, saying it was rare for a foreign manufacturer to consider the development of the industry.

If all foreign-invested enterprises acted this way, Japan would surely prosper.

This article quickly garnered a massive number of reposts.

Not only Japanese players, but also many audio companies and artists who rely on Spark for their livelihood have followed suit and shared it.

A few days ago, when Xinghuo was subjected to a massive attack.

They were also scolded quite a bit.

They were more worried about their jobs than about being scolded.

it's good now.

The tide turned, and Xinghuo became a positive figure. Naturally, people should support Xinghuo and promote this positive image.

The voice acting community that provided the voice for Xinghuo was the first to take action.

There was no one organizing it.

They started sharing it themselves, and some even added a comment or two.

IM Voice Actor Agency also posted an official tweet.

Congratulations on reaching a strategic partnership with Spark Games.

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Some commentators are also analyzing it.

"There have been many new voice actors in the past year or two. Their entry into the industry is closely related to the large number of positions provided by Xinghuo. As we all know, the more people working in an industry, the healthier the industry is."

"Spark's pursuit of game quality has created many positions, and the world that Spark creates cannot be separated from voice actors, and even more so from people like President Lin."

Similar tweets are everywhere on Japanese social media.

If you go online and pay even a little attention to anime, comics, or games, you're bound to see this information.

The reason why.

It is actually a stress response to some extent.

Many people who had previously been unwilling or had little say about Xinghuo, but were concerned that Xinghuo would be targeted again, stepped forward.

When everyone stood up, they suddenly realized how many people supported Xinghuo.

Think about it too.

Don't be fooled by the fact that Xinghuo only stayed in Japan for two years.

However, there are quite a few companies that have a business relationship with Spark. FGO is a game with a scale comparable to Honor of Kings, but unlike Tencent, which only invests and doesn't invest.

Animation production meetings, voice actors, IP copyright cooperation with game companies, doujin game foundations, and a writing team surrounding FGO.

These small slices of the pie taken by Spark, an "industry giant," contribute to the overall revenue of the industry.

It may not seem like much.

The profits provided by Spark may only account for 5% or 10%, but as mentioned before, this is an increase in revenue.

In Japan, some companies may have maintained the same profits for more than a decade or even decades.

This sudden extra income is extremely important to them.

However, they had not been in contact with each other before.

Now, because of this incident, when we're adding to the glory, we realize that Xinghuo has become so amazing?

Well known.

Japan is a society that admires strength.

Strength has its reasons.

Seeing so many people supporting Spark online, some manufacturers who hadn't previously paid much attention to it also started to respond.

We can't not respond.

Because of this public opinion, Xinghuo has inexplicably become associated with the Japanese game industry.

If you don't support Spark, you're not supporting Japanese games.

It's just baffling.

But that's just how public opinion is; it never follows reason.

Even a powerful company like Sony.

The following day, they also posted a tweet, which basically said that Sony has also supported many industries in Japan.

In the future, we will also work with Spark to promote Japanese games abroad and bring in good games from overseas.

Sony posted this tweet.

The remaining manufacturers had no choice but to make a statement.

Capcom, Koei Tecmo, and Square Enix also tweeted about it.

Go ahead and tweet.

They were all still carrying sparks.

For a while.

Spark seems to have truly become a mainstay of the Japanese game industry.

~~~

After initially resolving the public opinion crisis, Lin Li, accompanied by Wei Shuqi, made a special forces-style visit, visiting seven or eight game companies over two days.

Riding on the momentum of a great victory.

Lin Li's round of visits was very effective.

Japanese media have really benefited from this in the past few days.

The Spark website has been updated frequently lately.

Every day, they post a photo with industry celebrities and announce strategic partnerships with certain companies.

Kazuo Hirai, Shigeru Miyamoto, and Hideo Kojima are like stamps collected at comic conventions.

One photo after another was sent out.

It was then reposted by the media.

It's really lively. In the eyes of Japanese players, this is irrefutable proof that Spark has helped Japanese games progress together.

From the perspective of Chinese players, that means Xinghuo is really awesome, and President Lin is even more awesome.

Domestic companies have made money overseas.

It's better to earn money while standing up.

Just like Transsion in Africa, or BYD cars, or even in Japan, a major country in the gaming industry.

It can be said.

Lin Li's verbal battle with Japan has not only caused a sensation in Japan, but has also had a significant impact on the domestic gaming industry.

Especially during the visit.

Lin Li also had a conversation with Hideo Kojima.

Both of them like to "put on a show".

Therefore, they even specially filmed a 15-minute video conversation.

This video didn't generate much of a reaction in Japan, but it did in the country.

Good guy.

Especially homeless people, who would love to cut a 15-minute video into 20 news articles to publish.

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Some people were overjoyed.

Naturally, some people will be dejected.

"The savior of Japanese games?"

"Holy crap, this is disgusting! Have these Japanese been brainwashed by PUA?"

"How much money does Spark make in Japan every year from FGO? All that money goes into the new Spark building. Besides, what business does the Spark support program and the Spark competition have with you Japanese companies?"

"They call Japanese games the saviors? What a bunch of idiots."

The one who understands you best is your enemy.

Japan, Penguin Branch.

Chen Zhou looked at the newspaper in his hand and launched into a tirade of complaints.

He just got off the plane.

I feel incredibly irritable just looking at the news.

Especially now that he's in Japan, he's experiencing that inexplicable frenzy firsthand.

It's as if the Japanese mobile game industry is about to work hard to improve itself the very next day.

But in reality, all practitioners know that this hype will only last for two or three days.

You can't kill Xinghuo by just scolding him.

Chen Zhou was aware of this as well.

He just happened to be in Japan this time.

Ma Xiao, who was packing his things, was the real elder brother.

"Let's go, Xiao Chen. It'll get dark soon, so we need to get there a little earlier."

"Hey, hey, it's here, it's here."

The two talked and then walked outside.

Ma Xiao's trip to Japan was also related to Xinghuo.

"Mr. Xiao, has TiMi Studio really approved the project?"

Chen Zhou stepped forward, grabbed the bag from Ma Xiao's hand, and then asked her a question.