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however.

Since 17, systematic books have begun to appear on the writing of Chinese translations for anime and manga games, and some online novelists have begun to try to switch careers.

There are also more and more books on how to write copy for anime and manga games.

As a result, more and more people are reading books related to copywriting in their spare time.

Maybe it will come in handy?

Right.

Although most of these people have no real-world experience, and although most people might just read it for entertainment, if you actually asked them to write, they might not be able to produce anything good.

However, the number of people who can see that the copywriting is bad has increased significantly.

For example, He Ming, the lead programmer of The God of Destruction.

He is a typical example.

Around the time of the Spring Festival this year, The Scroll of Taiwu became a huge hit.

There was a debate within the group of those who interpret the gods.

At that time, He Ming organized a text analysis meeting for "The Scroll of Taiwu" in an attempt to put pressure on Fu Mao.

But at that time.

The success of "The Scroll of Taiwu" is attributed to the floating cat.

They would not even bother with it.

"So what if we sell a million units? How much money do we make? Less than a hundred million. And that's a one-off deal. Can we still make that much money every month?"

"Is our text volume comparable to that of a standalone machine? Absolutely not!"

It depends on the different game types.

The copywriting is incomparable.

Fu Mao made outrageous remarks at the meeting, ruining what should have been a proper analysis session.

That resolved the copywriting crisis of that time.

Later, every time a game by Spark succeeded, a debate would break out within the game developer community. Besides He Ming, some people would bring up internal documents from the Spark Developer Alliance in an attempt to challenge her authority.

"The Spark Development Manual states that the protagonist should not be in a non-human form, otherwise it will be difficult for players to immerse themselves in the story."

"Kefu Cat, in your setting, our protagonist is a ball."

"Still in the Soul Sphere, this..."

"What if we change it to a ghost?"

"Or how about we just use a normal protagonist?"

"Look, Mr. Lin once said..."

In this environment, Floating Cat simply followed her girlfriends' suggestion.

They terminated their contract with Xinghuo directly.

Embark on the path of independent research and development.

Fu Mao wasn't a rational person to begin with; on the contrary, she was quite emotional.

After he had a falling out with Xinghuo.

She was desperate to escape the Spark platform.

Later, another investor intervened, and she finally backed down.

However, as development time continues to pass.

Floating Cat clearly felt his control over the game development team was steadily declining, so he once again made a desperate attempt to leave the Spark platform.

Because she owns a certain number of shares and is also the game's producer.

After making a scene, she finally got what she wanted.

She is very proud of this.

"Better to be a big fish in a small pond than a small fish in a big pond."

Unexpectedly, I had two months of peace and quiet after leaving the Spark platform.

to today.

There were even people in the production team who dared to question her copywriting.

This time she was truly furious.

This led to the development of the "little black room" theory.

It has the air of an ancient monarch who would execute anyone who dared to speak of this matter.

However, she was never an emperor.

The "Soul Solver" project is not a completely independent project. The Soul Solver itself is just a subsidiary. Above the development team, there is Suzhou Thunder, which acts as the parent company and provides research and development funds.

There are quite a few people in the development team as well.

People like He Ming are all from the parent company.

That is why they were able to raise objections time and time again.

just now.

The domineering behavior of the floating cat made these people want to give up.

A heated argument ensued between the two sides.

In this kind of dispute, neither side can convince the other.

The two sides parted on bad terms.

When Li Weixi came to inspect.

This is what you see in the studio.

Anyone with a modicum of common sense could spot many things amiss during the evaluation process. For example, the game's art and copywriting teams seemed to have far too many members compared to the programming team.

For example, there are also some issues with the proportion of women in the game development team.

Even though anime-style games do emphasize art, the ratio of personnel involved is still severely unbalanced.

however.

From the moment he set off, Li Weixi was not there for an inspection.

He came with the intention of acquiring the company.

So it's a personnel issue.

Li Weixi didn't even look at it.

Coincidentally, Fu Mao has a very favorable impression of South Korea and the United States.

Upon hearing that Lee Wei-hee was of mixed Chinese and Korean descent and was also an American citizen, I was immediately struck by his words.

Good guy.

She was so eager to please, it was like a fangirl meeting her oppa.

To some extent.

It seemed like a two-way street, which left Lee Wei-hee completely baffled.

After a series of receptions...

Li Weixi asked Fu Mao if he had encountered any problems during development.

Fu Mao directly stated that someone in the development team was challenging her authority under the guise of the head office.

There are very few people in the entire game development industry who would say these things to outsiders.

The last time internal discord was proactively exposed was by Yu Zhong.

Chapter 307 Is the acquisition really that simple?

Li Weixi was naturally shocked after hearing this.

However, he did try asking a question.

“Miss Floating Cat, have you ever considered packaging the entire studio and adding it to Tencent? That way, I can fully support you in developing the games you want to make.”

Lee Wei-hee swore an oath.

This was really just a tentative inquiry on his part.

Who would have thought.

The floating cat actually nodded on the spot.

"I never knew it could be done like that!!"

"Why didn't I think of that!"

"If my boss isn't good, I can always find another one!"

"Wow, that's so cool! Thank you, Oppa! So what do I do?"

Looking at the floating cat, who was even more excited than himself.

Li Weixi also didn't know what to say.

In that instant, he felt that all the work he had done to prepare for the acquisition of the Godslayer had been for nothing.

No.

Are acquisitions so easy to do now?

They didn't even need to set a trap; they just walked right into it?

Lee Wei-hee received an offer to acquire him.

They paid even less attention to the problems with the development team of "The God of Destruction". They didn't look at the development details at all and just wrote a report when they got back.

Then they began pushing for Penguin to acquire The God of Destruction.

With Fu Mao as an inside man, and Li Weixi's desire to resolve the situation quickly, the situation was exacerbated.

The acquisition went incredibly smoothly.

Moreover, the contract terms for the development team of "The God of Destruction" are excellent.

The two sides made a bet.

If "The God of Destruction" generates over 100 million RMB in revenue in its first month, it can retain 20% of its revenue without having to hand it over to Tencent.

This 20% will be used as performance evaluation.

The allocation was handled internally by the development team of "The God of Destruction".

Also.

To protect Floating Cat's rights, Penguin also retains a 5% stake in it.

From an acquisition perspective

This acquisition is definitely a win-win situation.

For Suzhou and Hangzhou Thunder, the figures provided by Tencent were quite good, enough for them to make a small profit.

For Fu Mao, although her shareholding has decreased.

But the permissions have increased, and it only requires a turnover of over 100 million.

Earning a lot doesn't necessarily mean earning little.

The only ones suffering are the rationalists, represented by He Ming.

This time.

"The Exorcist" has truly become a one-man show.

After acquiring "The God of Destruction", Lee Wei-hee quickly made it the next key project for WEGAME.