Chapter 95

After a long time, he looked at the assistant in front of him and said: "Like this, go help me find someone who does game live streaming, and then..."

The executive said, his eyes full of coldness.

The more the assistant listened, the more he felt palpitations: such an idea, sure enough, was not something a small person like him could think of.

"If it succeeds afterwards, the game will naturally be acquired by us, but if it doesn't succeed, hmph!" He said here, suddenly sneered, and continued: "Then this game producer might not have a good ending."

"I know, I'll go do it right away."

The assistant nodded and left here.

……

Herta Space Station

Main control cabin, Asta sat in her seat alone, looking at her phone and brushing videos.

"The main plot of Jarilo-VI has been finished, what should I do now?" Asta thought while brushing videos.

Since having this game Honkai: Star Rail, Asta's leisure time had been filled by the game, almost completely immersed in the game, but she didn't know what to do.

The content in the game had basically been brushed through, so what about other games?

Asta opened other games, took a few looks, and then quickly closed them.

It wasn't that she didn't want to play, it was just that the main plot of Star Rail left a very deep impact on her, so now Asta almost didn't want to find any games to play.

"Ah! The aftertaste of this game is too strong!"

Recently, she was almost thinking about the plot of Jarilo-VI when she opened and closed her eyes, and the song "Wildfire" during the final battle when she opened and closed her eyes, but, she had listened to it so many times, yet still couldn't forget it.

"Never mind, let's brush some videos!"

Asta sighed, and then brushed videos of Star Rail.

It is worth mentioning that although the plot of Star Rail is very powerful, what is even more powerful than the plot is the secondary creation of Star Rail, which is probably the most active community game now.

Recently, because of the appearance of Jarilo-VI, quite a few excellent secondary creation videos have emerged; funny, serious, and scholarly, almost every kind can be taken out and discussed properly.

"If this continues, I reckon quite a few people will run to Jarilo-VI to do live streaming!" Herta walked over at some point.

Asta looked and smiled, saying: "It's really possible."

With the current activity of the game, this is really possible.

So she almost didn't think about anything, but kept putting her gaze on the video in front of her.

Not long after, she suddenly frowned and made a confused sound.

"Hmm? What video is this?"

Asta couldn't help but ask, and then subconsciously clicked in.

"What? Has a secondary creation of Star Rail gone viral?" Herta also couldn't help but lean over to look.

The result wasn't a secondary creation, but an up-master with the ID: Spring Water Who Loves Listening to Robin, and his title was also written very attractively: Bring Down the Price of Star Rail.

"Price? What price does Star Rail have? How come I don't know?"

Asta suddenly felt that this matter was a bit interesting, and clicked in immediately.

The result was that Herta also leaned over to take a look, but said: "Oh? This title, it seems this one chose the one with the most traffic!"

"How? Is there any problem?" Asta asked in confusion.

"Look, you'll know by looking at her title yourself." Herta said: "Tsk tsk tsk, the game is popular, sure enough it attracts this kind of person!"

"You mean, this is a hater?"

"Remove the 'fan', and it's mostly a hater." Herta interrupted her fantasy time unceremoniously.

Asta frowned, then clicked play, preparing to see what the other party wanted to say, only to hear the up-master say: "Friends, this game called "Honkai: Star Rail" actually costs 648 for one top-up? Sure enough, it's precisely because I play every game that I am a true gamer; I tell you, this price of 648 is too expensive, I must bring it down, I am doing this for your own good..."

"What is he saying?"

Asta was shocked; what does it mean to bring down the price for their own good?

She pulls cards as needed, does she need the other party to do it for her own good?

"How is it, did you see?" Herta looked at Asta, shrugged, and couldn't help but say.

"This..." Asta frowned, feeling she couldn't understand the other party's intention.

If he just used such a way to hate the game, it would be completely impossible to hate it, after all, Star Rail isn't a game that you can only play by spending money, it's just a bit expensive when pulling cards.

Could it be that if you don't pull cards, you can't play the content of those games?

"Don't think that this statement doesn't make sense; his purpose isn't just this." Herta reminded Asta.

Asta reacted immediately, "Are there water armies following behind?"

"Obviously, this is public opinion warfare; obviously, the target of this wave isn't 648, but the game itself." Herta said.

Asta nodded; she wasn't some simple little flower, and naturally understood the problems in this.

That is to say, there must be a mastermind behind this.

"Is it the Corporation?" Asta reacted.

"Not clear, but the Corporation won't be indifferent to such a popular game, so it's indeed possible it's them." Herta shrugged and said.

Just right, at this time Su Chen also came to the main control cabin, Asta walked over and asked: "Su Chen, something happened."

Asta said to Su Chen, and then handed the video in her hand to Su Chen to watch; the result that surprised her was that Su Chen already knew about this matter and said: "Don't worry, I've already seen it."

"Then..." Asta was very worried.

"It's useless to say those things now; the other party is aiming at me; if I didn't calculate wrong, this should be the Corporation's means." Su Chen said to Asta and Herta.