Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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"Yeah, these people nowadays can't even tell if a copy is good or bad."

"Only losers like those big-breasted characters; they're disgusting."

Good guy.

These cuties either don't send messages at all, or when they do, they don't.

It's unclear whether it played a role in community management, but that very night, the Weibo super topic was flooded with messages from players.

Nothing else to say.

You dare to insult my wife? Don't blame me for talking back.

This group of people, from Kuai Daxi to the cute copywriters, actually don't know anything about the frontline girls.

Naturally, it's unclear how much 95, a character shaped by numerous works and storylines created by Xinghuo, holds in the hearts of many players.

It can be said that 95 has gradually become like Zhao Ling'er.

She is the white moonlight in the hearts of many players.

This outburst effectively reunited the players, who had become somewhat scattered due to the official announcement.

People logged onto Weibo, which they hadn't used in a long time, and began criticizing Kuai Daxi, angrily piling on these "creations" that seemed to have appeared out of nowhere.

Kuai Daxi, who took the lead, received thousands of comments on her personal Weibo account instantly, and countless private messages as well.

Kuai Daxi was dumbfounded.

She's been in the entertainment industry for so many years, and she's never seen anything like this before.

The next morning, after waking up and seeing the dense comments, she was so frightened that she immediately turned off her Weibo comments and also turned off private messages.

originally.

She was even planning to write an apology statement.

However, Su Qin received a call informing her that the official Girls' Frontline team [actually, the copywriting team] supported her.

At the same time, she was also given the authority to manage the super topic.

She told Kuai Daxi that all the super topic administrators would help her clean up the posts, and then she paid them some more money.

Kuai Daxi immediately perked up again.

They have a support group, and it's an official support group.

Apologize?

I think they are the ones who should apologize.

So she started frantically deleting questions related to 95 in the super topic, and then kept making sarcastic remarks.

This really put the players, who were already exhausted from cursing yesterday, to their wits' end.

Even more angry.

It wasn't just male players; many female players also joined in the criticism.

Things have come to this.

This has gone beyond the normal logic of community management.

The situation escalated.

To prove the validity of their arguments, players began to delve deeper into the storyline of Girls' Frontline 2, while the data miners also sprang into action once again.

You wouldn't believe it until you dug it up; what you found was quite a shock.

Various revelations have been unearthed.

They even unearthed this passage from the plot.

I've heard that in faraway places, there are humanoid beings who serve only men, doing anything for their pleasure. How tragic!

This passage was unearthed.

The entire player community was in an uproar.

Many of the female players who were initially just watching the spectacle became increasingly angry as they watched. Wasn't this just a blatant mockery?

The situation then escalated again.

This time, however, no matter how much the players complained, the official response was nonexistent.

All they get are constant posts being deleted and them being blocked.

After the group of players finished cursing, they felt like they had punched cotton.

Moreover, it was a cotton ball that kept mocking me, which made me feel so frustrated that I couldn't vent it, and it made me lose my composure.

The main reason for this frustration is the lack of official response.

This is very uncomfortable.

In situations like this, if the official response is even slightly provided, the players' anger levels will drop rapidly.

After all, under normal circumstances, players voice their opinions hoping for a response from the official team, not hoping for the game to be shut down so that no one can play it.

But that's the strangest part of it.

From the perspective of a Tencent executive, I've already issued an announcement, so what other problems could there be?

From a player's perspective, I've already made such a huge fuss, and the official team still isn't doing anything about these few management dogs?

Then I'll keep making a scene!

This matter naturally escalated.

~~~

After a busy day, Kuai Daxi looked at the now refreshed Weibo super topic channel and wiped away her sweat.

"So tiring... but so exhilarating."

Just then, she received a call from Su Qin.

It was a thank-you call.

"Hey, it's nothing. That's just how these stinky men are. I can handle them."

Just as the two sides were having a pleasant conversation, another message appeared on the Girls' Frontline 2 Weibo super topic.

"I heard the community management here is particularly strict? They delete comments as soon as they're made? I've come to see what's going on?"

Kuai Daxi casually moved the button to the delete button.

But the next second, she glanced at the person who posted the comment and her hand trembled.

Because the person who posted this is verified.

The certification header reads "Founder of Spark Games".

this..

Should I delete it or not?

In the past two days, Kuai Daxi has been forced to learn a lot about the Spark Game.

That's why she was stunned when she saw Lin Li's account.

At this moment, Su Qin, who had just been celebrating on the other end of the phone, saw that Kuai Daxi was no longer angry, so he quickly sent a message to ask what had happened.

"Um, Lin Li from Xinghuo Games posted a comment in the super topic. Should we... delete it?"

Kuai Daxi felt her hands trembling slightly.

In those short ten seconds, countless player comments had already appeared under Lin Lifang's previous message.

For these players who struggled to stay afloat on Weibo all day...

Seeing the forest standing tall felt like finding one's tribe.

If it were to materialize, it would probably be like when President Lin appears, everyone stares at him in shock.

Then he shouted.

"President Lin is here! Justice has been served!"

Then Mr. Lin grinned crookedly and said, "Who, who dares to anger us Spark players..."

In short.

Comments started flooding in like a waterfall.

Even Girls' Frontline players left messages, complaining to Lin Li.

however.

Just at this time.

Lin Li's posts have disappeared.

"Holy crap, even CEO Lin's post was deleted?"

"That's amazing!?"

"real or fake!?"

The players were incredulous at what they were seeing.

There are so many trees standing there.

It's a veritable constellation of Spark Games!

The administrators of the Girls' Frontline 2 super topic are really bold, they really dare to delete it?

Then, these players witnessed an even more outrageous scene.

Kuai Daxi not only deleted it, but also left a comment.

"Some people, watch your mouths. This is Penguin, not your Spark."

As soon as these words came out.

A large number of players were in an uproar, not because they were angry.

Instead, they were shocked—shocked that someone actually dared to delete President Lin's comments and dared to so arrogantly confront Lin Li.

Many people rubbed their eyes, finding it hard to believe that what they were seeing was real.

While everyone outside was in utter shock.

After completing the deletion of the post, Kuai Daxi suddenly felt a strange sense of morbid pleasure.

So what if you're the CEO of Spark Games?

I can delete any comments left here.

"Alright, Sister Qin, it's been deleted. We've made an example of them to warn others. I believe that no one else will dare to complain in this channel after this."

Upon hearing Kuai Daxi's words...

Su Qin also felt an almost identical morbid pleasure. She felt as if she had returned to the conference room of Spark Games, back to that afternoon when Lin Li indifferently told her to get out of Spark.

She felt as frustrated as she did then, and now she feels just as relieved.

So she hung up the phone.

Looking at the group of nervous girlfriends, I smiled.

"It's alright, it's resolved. The forest of sparks is nothing special, we can handle it."

As soon as this sentence came out.

The entire copywriting team immediately burst into applause.

The applause also attracted Tong Xian.

However, he couldn't see anything wrong with it.

After Tong Xian left, the copywriting team breathed a sigh of relief. They looked at each other blankly and then started laughing.

This matter has finally been put on hold.

Like Kuai Daxi, they believed that if all the posts were deleted, no one would say anything more.

They've taken over the Super Topic channel.