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Chapter 271 The Seven-Day Capital Sets Sail Again

Lin Li was well aware that Qin Nan and the others were in a great hurry.

But as the company's boss, and also as the one who can be said to be the guide for the ultimate direction of the Seven Days City.

Lin Li needs to project composure and calmness.

Instead of acting like a vengeful ghost, urging progress from behind.

His calm demeanor allows him to keep his subordinates from becoming flustered despite their own anxieties.

However, since Qin Nan had taken the initiative to offer the job...

He would naturally not stop it if it proved that morale was good.

Having ambition is a good thing.

So, after a quick workstation allocation.

That evening, Qin Nan and the others went to the conference room again.

When they came last time.

Lin Li was the one who held the meeting for them, but back then they were still NetEase employees, and now...

~~~

After the meeting officially began.

Qin Nan and the core team at NetEase quickly realized that Spark and NetEase were quite different.

The most significant point is Lin Li's decisiveness.

And decisions regarding the overall direction.

"Before we officially begin, let me first mention a time."

"14 days"

"There are exactly 14 days left from now until the end of the month."

"In these 14 days, we will complete the reset of the Seven-Day Capital."

"Time is tight, so I have planned a list of key change items for you based on the different key points."

"You should make changes from top to bottom according to this importance. When you reach the thirteenth day, don't make any changes, regardless of whether you have finished making them. We need to package the version with the remaining day and launch it on time before the end of the month."

"This time is our lifeline."

"The faster we launch, the more interested players will be in us."

"But speed doesn't mean chaos..."

Lin Li's words seemed to possess a peculiar power.

As he continued to analyze the problems of the Seven-Day Capital, he then provided revised answers.

Then, the work schedule for each department is arranged.

Qin Nan, Jiang Nai, and a whole bunch of other key creators, as well as some other key creators from other Spark project teams that appeared out of nowhere.

It was like watching a detective mystery show.

more importantly.

Lin Li's problem-solving approach is so clear.

It was so clear that it was as if a strong wind had blown away all the smog.

So, Lin Li stood up, put down his pen, and asked the people in the Seven Days City project team.

"Do you understand what to do?"

He got it.

It was an answer that resonated throughout the entire Xinghuo Building.

"Understood!!"

~~~

The conference is over.

Jiang Nai felt her blood boiling.

Before today, she had never experienced this feeling.

But after the meeting, it was already evening.

But in his mind, he could still hear the words Lin Li had said.

In fact, it wasn't just her; almost everyone in the project team was in this state.

"President Lin is really amazing."

"Yes, many of your questions hit the nail on the head."

"Moreover, the key is that he has the answers to the questions."

"Indeed, and did you see that development form? It's outrageous..."

"Is this really a document that a human could create?"

"Hey... what do you mean by that?"

The next day.

While the creators of Seven Days City were still immersed in Lin Li's meeting and shocked that such an ideal leader really existed in the world, Lin Li's next move made them feel even more that their imagination was still too lacking.

After taking over Seven Days City from Spark Games.

The next ten days.

It's not just the Seven Days City project team that's entered a frenzied development mode.

Meanwhile, Lin Li's publicity and promotion plan also began to take effect.

Every night, at 12 o'clock.

The live broadcast of the Seven Days City project team's dialogue started on time.

Report the progress of the modifications made each day to the players.

The live stream was short, only half an hour, but it felt like a real report to the boss, with the speaker explaining what changes were made that day.

In addition to the daily live streams.

Every day at 12 noon, there is also a development log with pictures and text.

These development logs are divided into different branches such as equipment, system, UI, art, etc., and are a comprehensive pie in the sky.

At this point in time.

Few manufacturers pay attention to game development logs.

But Lin Li was very familiar with this technique.

To know.

The development log is not just a development log.

How to write it is a skill.

Some independent development teams practically dedicate themselves to writing development logs.

The game may not even have started development yet, but just by constantly updating the development log, they can launch a crowdfunding campaign and still get funding.

of course.

If you can't write, like Yu Zhong, it's better not to write at all than to write.

And it's quite obvious that the logs from Seven Days City are among the better ones.

Under Lin Li's guidance.

From the very first post, the number of clicks on each post has been increasing, and at the same time, the number of followers of Seven Days City has also been rising rapidly.

The last day of the service shutdown has arrived.

The number of followers on Bilibili's official account has surged to 200 million.

Each development log post garnered nearly a million views across the internet, while the number of pre-registrations for the server launch surged to 500 million.

The Spark platform certainly deserves credit for this as well.

The game "Seven Days of the City" was shut down for fifteen days, and the news section of Xinghuo Games only updated its log for fifteen days.

Even players who have absolutely no interest in Seven Days City.

I also learned some information.

That means the development team is really working hard and putting in a lot of effort to improve the game.

This tug-of-war has begun.

Many players have extremely high expectations for Seven Days of the City.

~~~

Finally, on the last day of November.

The game "Seven Days of the City" has reopened.

Countless players of Seven Days of the City, plus a group of players attracted by the Starfire Games development logs, plus another group of players who saw the Seven Days of the City ads on the PC platform.

Yes, the PC version of Seven Days City is also available on the Spark Games platform.

Although this so-called PC version still uses an emulator, the development log says that the full-fledged PC version will not be available until next year when the entire project is ported to the Spark game engine.

But at least it exists now.

Emulators are still usable, right?

Among such a large group of eagerly awaiting players.

Chen Yuzi is quite unique. She is not only a player who has been playing since the launch of Seven Days City, but also a small influencer on Bilibili.

The so-called V stands for VTuber, which is also commonly known as a person in a costume.

At this point in time, Kizuna AI is already very popular.

Bilibili naturally benefited from this.

Chen Yuzi is one of them, but she is not very popular. Live streaming is more of a hobby for her, and she can't make money from it.

Besides this identity, she also has another identity: a Chinese voice actor.

However, this identity might be less lucrative than being a VTuber these days.

But all this.

It seems that things are about to change.

Chapter 272 Changes

Just a few days ago, she saw the voice actor audition invitation that Spark Games had sent out within the industry.

After participating with a try-it-out mentality, I actually got the voice acting for an important character in Seven Days City.

For her, this was even more surprising than winning the lottery.

In China, there aren't many manufacturers that value Chinese CVs; Spark and miHoYo are among the most supportive.

Other manufacturers are now mostly focusing on Japanese dubbing.

And whether it's Spark or miHoYo.

Once a voice actor lands a role, it's a huge boost to their popularity in China, as it significantly increases their opportunities to get jobs within the industry.

If you're willing to put in the effort, starting a live stream can significantly boost your income.

Not to mention Chen Yuzi, who originally worked in the VTuber industry.

Once the Seven Days of the City becomes a major firestorm and the Chinese voice acting is implemented, the ID she uses in the voice acting credits will be the same ID she currently uses for her V suit.

At that time, there will probably be many more people watching the live stream.