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After joining Penguin.

The development speed of "The Godslayer" has been accelerated once again.

This is because Penguin needs to boost its stock price.

The reason for boosting the stock price is that at this point in time, Douyin is starting to really take off.

It's not an ordinary fire.

It's incredibly popular.

It became so popular that it defied comprehension.

Many people, including many media outlets, are discussing whether Tencent still controls community traffic.

If TikTok were to launch a social media app, could it beat Tencent?

In this kind of public opinion environment.

There is actually a lot of tension inside Penguin.

All projects are accelerating.

Games are no exception.

So, in June, when the Eastern fantasy world was in full swing and at its zenith.

The first version of the open-world technology verification for "The God of Destruction" has been completed, and the main storyline has been implemented.

Big World Technology Verification.

It's basically just piecing together the existing maps from "The God of Destruction" to create a large map, symbolically placing a few NPCs on it, and adding some casual gameplay elements.

Of course, Floating Cat didn't get much involved in these things.

What Floating Cat is truly concerned with is naturally the plot and setting.

This is her specialty.

By the end of June, the open world of "The God of Destruction" and the demo with accompanying text were successfully released.

According to the original plan.

At this point, "The God of Destruction" still needs further polishing.

After all, this demo is not very complete.

The problem is that the penguins can't wait.

Li Weixi couldn't wait any longer.

Of course, they also understand that no matter how impatient they are, they must respect the objective laws of nature.

Developing a game takes time.

However, game development takes time, while DEMO testing does not.

then.

In early July, Tencent Games held a pre-launch promotional event for the game, announcing its decision to conduct a second round of closed beta testing in early July.

Related interviews with the game's producer and game development logs were naturally included in this round of promotion.

In fact.

All of this promotional content was initiated by Xinghuo.

Almost every game launched on the Spark platform now has these things, and there are even content creators who compile and review them.

However, for penguins...

This kind of publicity is quite rare.

Compared to content-based promotion, Tencent more often uses direct, forced product placement, essentially forcing viewers to watch ads.

The reason why Penguin does these things is not because Li Weixi wants to do them.

Just pure.

Since Xinghuo has done it, let's follow suit.

Ever since.

Floating Cat then embarked on his interview journey.

This was my first media interview.

She became famous.

There are two reasons for the fire.

Part of the problem is technical. Because Tencent had no experience in this kind of publicity, they didn't review the interview script or have clear rules about what the cat should and shouldn't say.

Secondly, there's Fu Mao's own demeanor during the interview.

During the interview, as is customary, Penguin asked her what she thought of the copywriting for anime-style games.

The question itself was designed to get her to brag about herself.

After all, for Tencent, Fu Mao's past identity as a Jinjiang online novel author is actually very beneficial to current public opinion.

Floating Cat did just that.

She introduced herself as a former online novelist and mentioned that the synopsis for "The God of Destruction" would be in the millions of words, making it one of the most content-rich ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) games in China.

Actually, it all started here.

The live stream went okay for a while, but then her topic started to go off-topic.

“The current copywriting for anime and manga is like low-level wish fulfillment novels. Our copywriting for ‘The Godslayer’ is an improvement on that.”

This reporter from Penguin is also a semi-newbie.

Upon hearing this answer, there was no reaction whatsoever, and I even asked a question.

"You said that the current copywriting for anime-style games is all low-level wish fulfillment, could you give an example?"

This is the problem.

That really hit the nail on the head.

Her dissatisfaction with Xinghuo had been brewing for a long time.

Subsequently, Floating Cat directly named the Battlefront Girls.

She also criticized Spark's training programs, including the Spark Game Alliance, etc.

To be honest, these things...

She often said in private that ever since she had a falling out with Xinghuo...

Of course, she felt that she had a grudge against Xinghuo, after all, it was Xinghuo who "harmed" her and made her lose face in front of everyone.

So at the company, she often complained about Xinghuo.

The key point is something I've mentioned before.

Fu Mao has a very special identity; she is both a producer and an investor. So, within the production team, basically, whatever she says goes.

After arriving at the penguin.

That would be even more remarkable, as it would make him the de facto owner of the studio.

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In the penguins.

Criticizing Xinghuo is absolutely politically correct.

Previously, the main creators dared to be sarcastic and sarcastic towards Fu Mao, but now, those led by He Ming have either been fired or reassigned.

The remaining key members of the creative team thought about it.

Making money is nothing to be ashamed of, so let the floating cat do as it pleases.

They might even chime in with a few words.

But the problem is.

Because I'm used to saying it in private, it becomes a problem when I'm online.

Floating Cat continued the conversation following the topic that the penguin remembered.

He complained a lot about Xinghuo.

Originally, this matter was a big deal, but also a small one, and nobody really cared.

There weren't many people watching the live stream to begin with.

And it's not like you have to share what you watched on the live stream everywhere.

In addition, the people in Tencent's operations department aren't stupid; they know what should be released and what shouldn't.

So after the live stream.

The recorded version removed this section.

Logically, this matter should have ended there.

However, some of her fans who watched the live stream sent her private messages on Weibo, saying that she was too one-sided, especially disagreeing with her point that "Battlefront Girls" was a wish-fulfillment story.

Some people even criticized Fu Mao, saying that she didn't understand literature or writing at all.

to be frank.

at this time.

Anyone with a normal mind knows what to do.

Because this is a private message.

It's not a comment.

Just turn it off or delete it.

Then the cat floats.

She made a decision that baffled everyone: she decided to post the message from the fan who sent her the private message on Weibo.

Maybe in her opinion.

She was insulted and felt quite wronged; the players should sympathize with her.

But what people didn't expect is.

Once she posted it, it quickly became popular.

Then things got really lively.

Many people with a keen eye have dug up the recordings and screenshots from that time.

At the beginning.

Fu Mao is also arguing with others on Weibo.

soon.

She just couldn't keep up with the barrage of criticism.

However, she sprayed it.

It's a bit different from what Yu Zhong did before.

Because Fu Mao is more expressing that her work is better than Xing Huo's.

although.

Nobody believes this argument.

But to paraphrase a comment from a Spark fan on her Weibo.

"Dare to question Spark in the field of ACG games? I'm really curious about your work."

Many fans angrily criticized Fu Mao afterward.

They also dug out "The God of Deciphering".