Chapter 1081: Hard Fist Without a Second Strike

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"Then that's it for today's livestream, see you tomorrow."

After a round of large-scale chatting, Luo Quan made a heart gesture to the camera and turned off the computer.

The fans' remarks are becoming more and more bold, and they dare to play with all kinds of homophonic puns, such as "My math is not good, can the anchor teach me how to guide?", "Anchor, I can't afford a plane, so can I call you?", "Anchor, what does calcium tungsten oxygen mean?".

Such barrages, which might not be understood at first glance, can only be described as heaven-defying after understanding them.

If this were a few years ago, it would definitely be banned.

But in the current environment, it has become normal, and everyone seems to be used to it.

Perhaps it is because of the economic downturn that people are repressed inside, so they need to release it in other ways, and this kind of verbal teasing has become very popular.

The scale of this kind in China is still small, and the scale of chatting abroad is even more outrageous. Many of them cannot pass the review when moved over.

Turning off the computer, Luo Quan originally planned to play with her phone for a while and then go to sleep, but the system sounded a prompt: "Bilibili market value rescue successful!"

Only then did Luo Quan remember that Bilibili's market value had rushed to 600 million US dollars yesterday.

Not only because of the correct measures in this period of time, which made Bilibili's new users and enjoyment improve by a large margin.

There is also the reason for the huge success of the second test of Genshin Impact.

The second test of Genshin Impact basically opened all the content of Mondstadt, and the game quality shown is basically a mess in China.

And this is a mobile game, you can take out your phone and play for a while anytime, anywhere. Except for the image quality and frame rate that need to be castrated, there are almost no shortcomings.

Once a game of this level goes online, it's not a question of whether it can make money, but how much it can make.

At present, the annual turnover of two-dimensional mobile games is generally around 3 billion, and the quality of Genshin Impact is obviously higher than them, so game bloggers speculate that the annual turnover of Genshin Impact is very likely to exceed 4 billion!

This number is already very exaggerated. You know, many 3A masterpieces with sales of 10 million have sales of 4 billion.

And 10 million sales cannot be achieved in one year, it may take several years of accumulation.

Similarly, a game like this also takes several years to make one, and the quantity is actually quite rare.

So if Genshin Impact can really reach this level of turnover, it can definitely shake the world game circle.

It is precisely because of this money-sucking monster that Bilibili's cash flow will be difficult to fall into the awkward situation of not being enough.

And as long as a company has cash flow, even if it loses money in everything, it can still operate healthily.

It can be seen that after Luo Quan took charge of Bilibili, every decision made was extremely correct, and Bilibili will likely usher in the second wave of highlight moments.

Keen investors will naturally not miss the opportunity to ride the bandwagon. Bilibili is currently in good momentum. It would be too stupid not to buy it.

At the same time, the foreseeable success of Genshin Impact has also made foreign manufacturers begin to attach importance to the mobile game market.

Originally, in the eyes of these game giants focusing on 3A masterpieces, mobile games were just playing house, and they were all casual games that only children would play.

But with the appearance of one mobile game after another with a turnover of over 1 billion, manufacturers realized that making mobile games can also be so profitable.

In fact, they haven't made mobile games, but most of them have failed.

Although China's console games are lagging behind, in terms of mobile games, it can be said to be in a leading position in the world, the kind that other countries combined cannot compare to.

I believe the appearance of Genshin Impact will bring inspiration to the domestic and foreign mobile game markets, and even change the production habits of peers, and maybe even trigger a revolution in the game market.

Of course, these are things for the future. Genshin Impact will be publicly tested on Children's Day in half a month. Now the number of reservations on the official website has exceeded 20 million.

Because of the good relationship between Luo Quan and Tencent, in addition to Bilibili's official server, there is also a Tencent server downloaded from Yingyongbao, with a 7-3 split of turnover, and Luo Quan takes 70%.

In China, this kind of channel sharing is generally at least 50-50, or even a 60-40 split, with the channel provider taking 60% and the game manufacturer only 40%.

At first, major mobile phone application stores also gave Luo Quan this price. Isn't this equal to letting her kneel and beg for food?

So Luo Quan simply didn't want these channels. Anyway, those who like to play two-dimensional games generally won't look for games in mobile phone application stores.

Two-dimensional games have two channels that are better, either taptap or Bilibili.

The former is a direct pass to the official game server, and there is no taptap server, so it is still equal to downloading from Bilibili.

Tencent itself has many games, and has bought many anime IPs for adaptation.

But the adaptations all have Tencent's own taste, and the only one that can be considered two-dimensional is Naruto.

So real two-dimensional game fans generally still download games from Bilibili, and it doesn't matter whether these mobile phone application stores provide publicity or not.

Thus, except for Tencent, which took the initiative to lower the sharing ratio, Luo Quan rejected all other cooperation invitations from major manufacturers.

In her view, authorizing you to open a channel server is to let you make money, making it seem like I am begging you to open it.

Since you don't want to make money, don't talk about it. Isn't it fragrant for me to take 100% of the official server?

But also because of this incident, Genshin Impact was on the hot search once.

Many people said that she broke the rules by doing this. Everyone takes more from the channel server. Isn't this destroying the market? How can we cut leeks in the future? No, it should be how can we do business in the future?

Among the speakers, there are navy, and there are also many passersby.

For the former, Luo Quan can understand, taking money to do things, it is justified.

As for the latter, it is completely incomprehensible. Empathizing with capitalists is the most stupid behavior of ordinary people, none of them!

A game manufacturer, spent tens of millions of hard work for several years to make a game, and it is propaganda, waiting for the version number, and doing propaganda.

After everything is done, you, a channel party, come over and open your mouth to ask for 60% of the income. Why?

I am not kneeling to beg for food, why should I give you 60%?

However, perhaps it has always been like this, so it has become a convention in the industry, and everyone has been squeezed to the point of being accustomed to it, and even consumers themselves feel that there is no problem.

But is it right to always be like this? Luo Quan doesn't think so.

She decided to be the first resister. Now it is a 7-3 split, and maybe it will be an 8-2 split or even 9-1 in the future!

As for whether it can drive more people, it is unknown. After all, iron needs to be hard itself.

In short, Genshin Impact has been full of storms since the first trailer, and like Long Aotian, it wants to touch everyone.

From friends, to players, to channel parties, all have been offended.

So much so that many people now hate it to the bone, wishing it would die as soon as it goes online.

Although the possibility of this happening is very small, many fun-seekers are actually quite willing to see it happen.

And people are red and right and wrong, and when there are many fans, it will naturally give birth to a group of strange groups, and games are no exception.

Some Genshin Impact fans with poor quality are trying their best to pull the decent passerby edge of Genshin Impact into the downward channel.

As more and more such heaven-defying people appear, Genshin Impact's reputation will probably become bad sooner or later.

But there is no way, the more popular games are like this.

On the computer, the dog-fighting and sword-fighting hegemony, on the mobile phone, the title of "Nongpi" also resounded through an era, which one is not deafening?

Now, with the appearance of Genshin Impact, the title of "Yuanpi" has also emerged, and it even has a trend of catching up with the predecessors.

This is actually what Luo Quan least wants to see, but she seems unable to stop this from happening.

Can only appeal to players to be normal when livestreaming. It is not easy for Genshin Impact to have this perfect start, don't end up in a situation where you make a fortune without establishing a brand.

Thinking so much unconsciously, after coming back to her senses, Luo Quan remembered that she had completed the task.

Saving Bilibili was a small task given by the system before. The difficulty was not high, so the reward was not particularly generous, only 20 free attribute points, one advanced random draw, and some popularity points.

It belongs to the old three, only the advanced random draw is still useful. If you are lucky, maybe you can draw some rare techniques, props, etc.

"Don't give me any breast enhancement or things that improve figure, I'm already full now."

Before drawing, Luo Quan prayed with her hands together.

"According to Murphy's Law, the more you fear something, the easier it is to get it." The system said this gloomily.

"No one will treat you as a mute if you don't speak." Luo Quan glanced at it coldly and started drawing.

The unknown package was opened, and a golden light flashed before her eyes. Luo Quan knew she had drawn something good this time.

"Martial Skill: Hard Fist Without a Second Strike!"

The system read out the name of the item drawn. Luo Quan stared and then opened her mouth wide: "This looks so powerful!"

【Hard Fist Without a Second Strike】

Effect: Enter charging, then erupt with a powerful close-range attack. After hitting the enemy, there is a probability of directly causing heavy damage (one-hit kill, no need for a second strike to defeat the enemy!)

Tip: Only triggers the instant kill effect on enemies not exceeding one level of your own.

For her, who lacks explosive attack moves, this is definitely a huge improvement in her own strength.

How fierce the explosive attack from charging is is unknown for the time being, but this attribute of triggering an instant kill with probability is really too awesome.

As long as you are fighting an opponent of the same level, there is a possibility of defeating the enemy in one move.

Although I don't know how high the probability is, if the character explodes, it will be too cool. She can say she is quite satisfied with the result of this advanced random draw.

"This name is so familiar, have I seen it somewhere?"

After the excitement, Luo Quan looked at the name of Hard Fist Without a Second Strike and fell into thought.

Soon, she thought of its origin.

As a disciple who learned Bajiquan, she would naturally not forget the most famous Bajiquan master in history.

Hard Fist Without a Second Strike, God Spear Li Shuwen!

This Bajiquan master in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China had no defeats in his decades of life, and most of the battles were basically one-move defeats, so he was called Hard Fist Without a Second Strike.

It is worth mentioning that this master had almost no fame in China in the early days, and the historical materials left behind were also very few.

People's understanding of him mainly came from Japanese games and anime works.

And in Japan, this martial arts master can be said to be a household name, having been in textbooks, and his popularity is second only to Long Ge.

The reason for this is that a large group of martial arts masters came to China to exchange martial arts.

Li Shuwen heard about it and fought alone, picking a dozen masters and military officers with a single gun, without leaving a living one.

Because he performed too fiercely, he was worshipped by the Japanese, and then became one of the representatives of Chinese martial arts in Japan.

However, because he liked to kill people when exchanging martial arts, he often caused lives, and in the eyes of his peers, he had no martial virtue, so he made many enemies.

So much so that after Li Shuwen was old, he didn't dare to walk through the front door when he went home, only dared to climb over the wall, just because he was afraid of enemies ambushing in the yard.

However, according to Old Man Li himself, he actually didn't mean to take anyone's life, but he didn't expect that the person who exchanged with him would hang up without even taking his move.

This Versailles-style statement, as well as the fierce exchange method, is probably the reason why he didn't leave too many records in China.

Offended half of the martial arts circle, do people still miss your good? It's not bad to come to the door to find trouble.

Ironically, despite killing quite a few people, Japan passed on Li Shuwen's deeds and even promoted them greatly.

Luo Quan saw this name once when playing a game. Because the nickname of Hard Fist Without a Second Strike sounded too awesome, the impression was quite deep.

But looking at the skill description, this is definitely not a skill that Li Shuwen, a mortal, can possess.

Probably in some parallel extraordinary world, this Baji master really possessed the law of causality of one-hit kill.

Now she has inherited this ability, but she definitely cannot beat an enemy to death with one slap like Master Li.

After all, the skill 【Hard Fist Without a Second Strike】 has proficiency after being obtained.

Her current proficiency is only: Beginner (0/100)

Although I don't know how high the instant kill probability of the beginner level is, it definitely won't be much better than the probability of her single draw.

"By the way, how can this proficiency be improved, how many levels are there?"

Luo Quan asked the system this important question.

"Defeating enemies with this move can improve proficiency, or use attribute improvement cards."

"As for the level of this move, there are five levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Entering the Hall, and Reaching the Peak. For each level, the required proficiency needs to add a zero."

"That is ten, hundred, thousand, ten thousand..." Luo Quan counted with her fingers, then rolled her eyes and lay on the bed. ===== CHAPTER 1082 =====