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Especially after hearing about penguins.

Many people then gathered around.

The incident occurred at the ticket gate.

~~~

a few minutes ago.

"No, why can't we go in? We have manufacturer's entry permits!"

entrance.

Yu Zhong was speaking loudly to the carnival security personnel at the front.

Behind him, Wang Guang stood expressionless, his hands in his pockets.

Yu Zhong's appearance here was actually a coincidence.

Originally, Wang Guang planned to come to Qiongzhou alone.

But when booking his night flight, Wang Guang suddenly realized that he wasn't familiar with the domestic ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) community.

This time, the main focus was again on discussions with anime and manga (ACG) companies.

He needs to find a guide.

Thinking of this, Wang Guang found Yao Xiaodong and borrowed Yu Zhong.

After all, Yu Zhong is someone within Tencent who has connections with these anime and manga companies.

The only problem is that Wang Guang might not understand.

Although Yu Zhong has a bad reputation online, he also has a bad reputation within the industry.

It's not that Girls' Frontline failed, which caused its bad reputation.

Rather, it's because this circle of veteran anime and manga companies still has some influence over Yu Zhong.

Many people are aware of this.

When Yu Zhong was still working on indie games in the club, he was known for his arrogance and his penchant for giving pointers to others.

If he succeeds with this kind of personality, that's fine, since success is the most superstitious thing in China.

The reason why Yu Zhong was once hailed as a star producer in his previous life is the same.

But unfortunately, in this timeline, Yu Zhong immediately fell to the ground.

Its reputation in the industry is only so-so.

However, he does know a lot of people.

Moreover, even if you think Yu Zhongren is not good enough, if you really communicate face-to-face, you don't have to lose your temper on the spot. You still have to give him face.

Therefore, it was actually correct for Wang Guang to bring Yu Zhong along.

After all, if you want to poach people, you need a middleman, right?

For this recruitment.

Wang Guang is very serious.

Wang Guang's plan was to take a late-night flight to Qiongzhou, rest in the morning, and then, after the Spark Carnival ended in the afternoon, organize a dinner party and a late-night discussion with some manufacturers.

but.

When the time came to this morning, Wang Guang began contacting these manufacturers.

Laugh to death.

Nobody paid any attention to him.

Most manufacturers did not refuse, but those they sent to the banquet were not the ones who could make the final decisions.

So Wang Guang rushed to the exhibition site.

~~~

Upon arriving at the scene, Wang Guang encountered a second problem.

They didn't have tickets.

Fortunately, Wang Guang was backed by Tencent, so he didn't have to put in much effort to find Papergames and borrow two work IDs.

After all, Shining Nikki is currently still distributed by Tencent, so this level of favor is easy to handle.

Although the photos and names on the work permits are not theirs, based on Wang Guang's own experience...

Nobody cares about these kinds of things.

However..

When they arrived at the scene.

The security guards at the scene actually took action.

There was one piece of information that Wang Guang was unaware of.

That is, because of Xinghuo's contribution to tourism in Qiongzhou, the security for today's event was undertaken by the Qiongzhou government, and the security personnel were simply students from the National University of Defense Technology in Qiongzhou.

These students are no ordinary students. After the government took the lead, Xinghuo didn't just take advantage of them; they also provided them with some extra subsidies.

In fact, Xinghuo doesn't need to pay anything. These students, who were bored at school, were happy to go out and get some fresh air when they heard that the school was going to cooperate with Xinghuo, even if they didn't play games.

Therefore, they greeted players with smiles.

However, they also enforced order very strictly.

"Nothing you say will work; these work IDs don't belong to you."

Seeing that the security personnel wouldn't let them pass, Yu Zhong, who was in charge of negotiating, was at a loss.

"Okay, then give us back our certificates. We're not going in, alright?"

"No, since this certificate doesn't belong to you, I can't give it to you."

Hey! You!

To be honest, the argument between the two was a minor matter; if they had talked it out properly, it would have been over.

But unfortunately, Yu Zhong is someone who cares a lot about his image.

Moreover, after joining Tencent, he held a certain position within the company and had never encountered anything like this before.

They saw that the security guard in front of them showed them no respect whatsoever.

It was a bit awkward for them to back down.

“Look closely, this is Mr. Wang from Tencent. Even your boss has to call him Mr. Wang. Who do you think you are?”

If it were an ordinary security guard, he might have been intimidated.

However, this security guard was no ordinary person, and upon hearing this, his anger flared up instantly.

"I'm warning you, whoever you are, you have to follow the rules."

"Hey, you little punk."

"Who are you scolding?"

"Whoever responds will be insulted."

Anyone who has ever argued knows that it's easy to get carried away during an argument.

Even the smallest things can escalate into arguments.

Then a winner must be determined.

As a security guard, it was his duty and a matter of course, so he wasn't afraid. He even vaguely hoped that the other party would make the first move, because only if the other party made the first move could he make his own.

The people on Tencent's side have always been used to the power dynamics.

Seeing that things were getting a bit off, Wang Guang frowned and prepared to say something nice.

He is not like Yu Zhong.

They are relatively knowledgeable about social interactions and interpersonal relationships.

Unfortunately, it was too late.

These few words of argument attracted the attention of some audience members who were still entering the venue.

Some people even started recording videos.

Then, someone noticed Yu Zhong.

"Hey, isn't that Yu Zhong?"

"Holy crap, that son of a bitch Yu Zhong!!!"

"Give me back my Jefuti!"

The players who were able to attend the Spark Carnival were not only Spark players, but also many veteran anime fans, including many who had played Girls' Frontline and Bakery Operation.

Seeing Yu Zhong was like seeing a family member.

Some people even threw mineral water bottles at them back then.

The security guards were dumbfounded.

What's going on? I haven't even made a move yet, why have these players started?

This commotion.

More and more people are watching.

Soon, someone started it up and said something.

"The penguins are coming to cause trouble!"

Well known.

When chaos truly erupts, those at the back have no idea what's happening.

It's the same this time.

Seeing the situation spiral out of control, the security personnel reacted swiftly. After all, they were professionals and knew that the core of the whole thing lay with Wang Guang and Yu Zhong, who had just been causing a ruckus.

Without saying a word, he grabbed one of them with each hand, like catching chicks, and ran out.

This action successfully alleviated the chaotic situation.

A large group of players watched as the two were dragged out like chickens, marveling at how awesome Xinghuo was, and how strong their security guards were, while frantically taking photos and recording videos.

They took pictures of Wang Guang and Yu Zhong's disheveled appearance.

Chapter 383 Martial Arts Tournament

That afternoon, a video of a Tencent executive causing trouble at the Spark Carnival and being kicked out by players began circulating online.

A little later, the full story behind this report appeared on major news websites.

no way.

A Tencent executive went to the Spark Carnival and was then dragged out by security guards?

Wow, that's hilarious!

So it happened very quickly.

First, it was the domestic gaming media.

Breaking news! Spark beats up penguins?!

"What exactly happened that led to the dragging of a Tencent executive?"

"Penguin executive angrily berates security guard for not letting him through, only to find out it's because he doesn't have a pass?"

"The rogue penguin has met someone who won't compromise. Thumbs up for the uncompromising one!"

Then, in the evening, domestic financial media also began to repost it.

However, they did not focus on specific events, but rather on new headlines that extended from them.

"Penguins are defeated in the world of anime?"