Chapter 46: It Must Have Grown Up Eating Keli!

Although a considerable amount of money had been wasted, the overall progress was fairly smooth, and Qin Xiaoyu had divided the entire Liyue map into over a hundred segments of varying sizes.

He then handed each segment to domestic and overseas outsourcing teams to produce independently, setting only time limits without demanding high quality.

This way, even if someone grew suspicious, investigating would not be easy.

Moreover,

whether anyone would truly be that bored was debatable.

The Liyue background music was comparatively easier—since the sheet music already existed, the several orchestras he contacted had no doubts and readily agreed to record it.

After temporarily concluding these two tasks,

Qin Xiaoyu let out a long breath, feeling quite pleased.

He planned to check on the interns’ work—the PV and skill demonstration videos for Keli they had made—and if there were no major issues, he would make minor edits and release them.

Keli’s gacha pool was set to go live tonight, yet no promotion had been made up to this point.

The official website and Xiao Po Zhan had not updated their posts since the last one, which was Keqing’s skill demonstration video.

As a result, many players assumed the current UP gacha’s main character was Yu Heng Keqing.

To prevent this misunderstanding, Qin Xiaoyu felt it better to issue a preemptive warning, avoiding any unexpected trouble later.

Moments later,

Qin Xiaoyu opened the two videos created by the interns—“The Night the Sun Ran Away” and “Keli: Dada Da”—and watched them.

Overall,

Qin Xiaoyu was very satisfied with the quality of both videos; the difference from his own prototype was minimal.

In fact, achieving this result was understandable upon reflection.

On one hand, the students from Yun University were truly talented; on the other, Qin Xiaoyu had already provided them with the character models and core content to convey.

If the outcome still fell short, what was the point of hiring them?

After watching twice and making slight revisions,

Qin Xiaoyu uploaded and published both videos on the official accounts of the website and Xiao Po Zhan.

Perhaps due to days of relentless work or spring drowsiness, after uploading the PVs, Qin Xiaoyu felt an inexplicable wave of fatigue.

Since nothing urgent needed immediate attention, he allowed himself a rare indulgence, closing his eyes and reclining in his office chair to rest.

……

When he opened his eyes again, the sky had grown dark.

He rose from his office chair, intending to stretch, but his peripheral vision caught the computer screen.

He froze in place.

Holy crap!

It was getting more absurd by the minute—the video views on Xiao Po Zhan had already surpassed ten million?

It had only been a few hours!

Actually, after the videos went live at noon, Qin Xiaoyu had felt a flicker of unease.

Mainly because Keqing was so popular—he worried players might struggle to accept that the UP gacha was Keli, not Keqing.