Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

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Unfortunately, this reason cannot be told to others.

Fortunately, she still has a way out.

As long as Tencent takes over here.

There is still hope for everything.

No matter what, she is a high-achieving student who returned from overseas. Those lousy companies don't understand the value of a degree, but at Tencent, she might be able to get promoted because of her degree.

I was thinking that.

The gate to the explosion was opened.

Several men wearing Tencent Games employee badges walked in. They searched the office for a long time with stern faces, perhaps because they couldn't find Yu Zhong.

Then they arrived at the middle of the office.

It was announced that Tencent Games would temporarily take over Sunfire Cape starting today, with salaries and benefits remaining unchanged for the time being. Employees who are not currently at their posts are required to return to work by the afternoon, or they will be considered to have resigned.

It seems Tencent has actually sent people to clean up the mess.

Although the remaining people in the office did not cheer, they breathed a sigh of relief.

Even Xing Shan is the same.

She was also relieved.

At least now I don't have to look for a job anymore.

At the same time, she glanced at the news report on the computer that she hadn't had time to close and mentally spat at it.

What a lousy company! They don't even hire copywriting teams with terrible skills. They're such idiots.

Just at this time.

After the Tencent representative finished explaining the important matters, they suddenly asked a question.

Who is in charge of the lead copywriting for this major update event?

"it's me."

Xing Shan immediately stood up, thinking to herself that big companies are indeed different; they must want to talk to me privately.

This might actually be a blessing in disguise!

"Oh, you must be Xing Shan, right? Go to HR later to complete your resignation procedures..."

"Huh!? Um... aren't you guys mistaken? I'm the lead copywriter."

The Tencent Games representative glanced at the documents in their hand, then at her.

"Yes, that's right. That's what the boss said when he came. He was in charge of the main copywriting."

As soon as the words came out.

Suddenly, someone burst out laughing a few times.

Although the sound stopped quickly.

Even in her daily life, there were already people who disliked her.

Now I can laugh halfway through and then stop.

That's already giving them face.

But to Xing Shan, it felt like a dagger piercing her chest.

Standing there, she suddenly felt laughter coming from all around her, and for a moment she felt dizzy.

He actually fainted.

"Hey hey hey!!! She fainted! Quick, quick, call 120! What kind of mentality is this?! Look closely, I was just conveying a normal administrative order, she just fainted on her own!"

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a few days later.

Yu Zhong, far away in Japan, felt no heartache at all for the fall of his former comrade.

He was in a café in Akihabara, trying his best to promote his game to a local game distributor.

"I understand your situation, but I want to confirm again, are you really not from the Battlefront Girls company? Are those posters outside from your company?"

Yu Zhong followed the hand of the Japanese office worker and glanced at the posters on the roadside outside the store.

He quickly realized that the other side had once again confused his Girls' Frontline with Girls' Frontline.

"No!! I've already said it, we're not frontline girls!!"

"The plot of Girls' Frontline is very simple and lacks depth. My game has depth; it's a different kind of game!"

Speaking in broken Japanese, Yu Zhong became increasingly anxious as he explained.

Because he already had a rough idea of ​​what would happen next.

"Really? You're not the developers of Battlefront Girls?"

"It's really not true."

"Okay, sorry to bother you. It seems there's a problem with the business coordination. I'm really sorry, I have other things to attend to, so I won't bother you any longer."

Seeing the man in the suit bowing and retreating in front of me.

Yu Zhong's face had long since lost its expression.

She just watched him leave, completely indifferent.

After talking to him for the past few days, he's already gotten used to it.

At first, he mentioned the name Girls' Frontline, which was quite popular, and many Japanese companies showed great interest.

She even took the initiative to contact him, wanting to discuss the details.

At that time, Yu Zhong was full of confidence.

I feel that Japan truly lives up to its reputation.

They still understand the product.

But soon, reality gave him a harsh slap in the face.

Those companies that were interested in him had no idea what "scattering" meant; they were simply confusing the games Girls Frontline and Girls' Frontline.

There are even more outrageous ones.

He immediately pointed to the "Girls' Frontline" advertisements that could be seen everywhere in Akihabara and asked a question.

"Don't you already have distributors? Why are you still recruiting distributors? Is this a scam?"

This question was asked.

He broke through Yu Zhonggan's defenses in one go.

He also came to Japan after Run.

I just discovered that the Japanese server for "Girls' Frontline" opened a month ago, and a week ago it was updated to version 1.2.

Moreover, the management team for "Battlefront Girls" in Japan seems to be very strong.

From Tokyo Airport to Akihabara.

Along the way, there were advertisements for "Girls' Frontline" everywhere.

In Akihabara, the density of advertisements is even more alarming; almost all the ads you see in Akihabara are for "Battlefront Girls".

The video about the space elevator appeared on almost every advertising screen around Akihabara.

Even under the streetlights outside Yu Zhongzuo's coffee shop, there are posters of "Girls' Frontline" hanging.

It can be said that it has truly achieved full coverage.

This is based on a news article from a Japanese website.

"Battlefront Girls have taken over Akihabara!?"

Don't tell me.

With this approach, all the advertisements have a unified style, making the main street of Akihabara look much prettier at first glance.

But this is not a good thing for Yu Zhong.

Because of the huge success of Battlefront Girls, many Japanese distributors were not optimistic that they could make money with a similar game under such circumstances.

Occasionally there are one or two stubborn individuals.

After checking back, I found out that the Scatterbang was getting crushed by the Spark in the Chinese market, so I naturally lost interest.

Think of this.

Yu Zhong turned his head away, forcing himself not to look at the advertisements outside the window.

He really didn't want to see those words again.

However, Yu Zhong had just picked up his coffee, hoping to calm himself down.

Then a melodious sound came from inside the store.

Perhaps seeing that there weren't many people in the store, the shop assistants turned on the store's public address system and played a voice actor program to pass the time.

This is a perfectly normal thing.

But then the store's loudspeaker came on.

Yu Zhong's defenses have been breached again.

"Dear fans of Girls' Frontline, welcome to today's Girls' Frontline Broadcast. I'm Ayane Sakura, the voice actress for Type 97~~"

"I'm Sachika Misawa, the voice actress for Haruta~~"

Good afternoon, everyone!

There are many voice actor radio programs in Japan.

Although Yu Zhong didn't listen much, he lost his voice data after falling out with Yao Meng.

Sunburst had to contact a Japanese voice actor agency himself to have the text dubbed a second time.

It was Yu Zhong who personally made the contact back then.

Therefore, upon hearing the voices of Ayane Sakura and Sachika Misawa, his first reaction was to think of the two voice actresses' asking prices.

Both of them were popular voice actors, and their fees at the time were not low.

Yu Zhong was still lost in thought.

The broadcast had finished its opening remarks and moved on to the casual conversation segment.

"By the way, did you play the 1.2 version update that came out a few days ago? The space elevator scene was amazing."

"Yes, yes, but I also think the part about the return capsule at the end was very touching, and TOZ-81 is so cute, both the character and the voice actor."

"Haha, I remember that the voice actress for TOZ-81 is Sumire Uesaka, right?"

"Isn't Sumire Uesaka adorable? The character's voice acting even has a Russian Easter egg, it's so interesting. I've already fully loaded my TOZ-81 as my main tank..."

"Eh~! Isn't TOZ-81 a newly launched character? You're already fully loaded?!"

"Oh, by the way, for listeners who don't play games much, 'fully loaded' means maxing out a character's level, enhancements, and everything else... Chika, how much did you actually spend on in-game purchases?"

"Haha, there's a big construction event going on recently, so I didn't spend much money, maybe 1 yen?"

"This is too exaggerated."

"It's only 1 yen. My original expectation was to spend all the salary that Spark Games gave me, but I only spent 1 yen and I was already full. I also bought a lot of rings and skin packs. In total, I didn't even spend 2 yen. Spark Games is really generous."

"Hey, hey, hey!! Is that the point of the question?"

"I've long heard of Misawa Sachika's reputation as a 'pay-to-win' princess, and seeing her today confirms it."

As the show became increasingly noisy, Yu Zhong's expression grew darker and darker.

"Ah, wait."

"Important information is here!!"

"Just now, Battlefront Girls achieved the number one spot on the download, popularity, and paid charts!! To celebrate, Mr. Yao Meng, the Japanese server operator of Battlefront Girls, is going to give everyone some goodies again."

"Wow, that's amazing!"