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"Are you kidding me? I did nothing wrong. You're the ones who messed up the event. You're firing me? Are you kidding me?"

Seeing that Fu Han still hadn't figured out the situation at this point.

Qin Yi also gave a cold laugh.

"Still barking."

“We’ve found all the outsourcing companies you’ve been looking for. You’re quite talented, but you’re just outsourcing the work the company gives you.”

Upon hearing that his outsourcing activities had been exposed, Fu Han was stunned for about ten seconds.

Then she roared even louder.

"Qin Yi! Don't make false accusations! What evidence do you have?"

"I...I want to see Brother Dawei!"

"I'm a senior executive! Brother Dawei can't just fire me like this!"

Qin Yi chuckled.

"The old Dawei is different now."

~~~

That evening, I played Mihoyo.

Another apology was issued.

It mentions the causes and consequences of this incident, and also provides a report on the restructuring and elimination of overseas operations.

This announcement actually continues miHoYo's old tradition.

However, this method is indeed effective because of the layoffs.

The saying goes, "The death of a person is the greatest loss."

Therefore, this announcement did indeed dampen the spirits of some players.

The announcement also marked the first response, stating that Honkai Impact 3's gameplay and monetization will be comprehensively optimized in the future.

In short, these kinds of announcements are actually quite common on Kuro.

But it's quite rare to see this on miHoYo.

And even less common.

At the end of the announcement, it was also stated that miHoYo will conduct in-depth research on Spark's current operating model and gradually change its current strategy.

To bring a better experience to players.

This announcement left many people completely dumbfounded.

"Huh? You really changed your mind?"

"Do you really want to learn from Xinghuo?"

"real or fake."

Amidst the frenzied discussions among players, miHoYo's operations team witnessed a small but significant miracle.

After miHoYo officially released this message.

When the insiders solemnly declared that miHoYo was really going to switch to Spark Mode...

miHoYo's operations team did absolutely nothing.

But the number of online players for Honkai Impact 3rd actually remained stable!

Not only has it stabilized, but it has even rebounded. The second-hand account market, which had collapsed for several days, has actually started to recover!

this...

David really doesn't know where to turn for justice.

~~~

Ever since miHoYo announced that they would be switching to the Spark mode.

The most nervous person was none other than Kuro.

After all, Punishing: Gray Raven has gained its foothold by differentiating itself and by offering more affordable prices than Honkai Impact 3.

What if miHoYo changes too?

What to do?

Hearing Liu Sheng's trembling voice on the phone, Lin Li was at a loss for words, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

He also had to offer some words of comfort over the phone.

"What are you afraid of? Putting aside the fact that miHoYo's transformation will take time, even if they do transform, they might not necessarily lose with the current Punishing: Gray Raven model."

"Moreover, Punishing: Gray Raven's advantages are not limited to the paid model."

"Since the payment model is the same, why don't you go and try to outplay them?"

"We can't rely solely on price wars."

Lin Li's words.

Liu Sheng listened to some of it, but not all of it.

After hanging up the phone, Liu Sheng went to communicate with the production team.

He has made up his mind that the various optimizations of Punishing: Gray Raven must be brought forward, especially the next major version of Punishing: Gray Raven, which must be made a big splash.

According to his calculations, if miHoYo were to make a major change...

So the next major update will be when Honkai Impact 3rd has the greatest impact.

Punishing: Gray Raven has to hold on.

At this point, the balance of power had truly shifted.

However, after hanging up the phone, Lin Li wasn't so worried about the changes at miHoYo.

He was only slightly surprised, and only slightly surprised.

Given the current market environment, changes at miHoYo were inevitable, but the timing is rather interesting.

Moreover, this change by miHoYo was not a proactive change by miHoYo.

It's more likely due to excessive external pressure.

It exceeded miHoYo's critical value.

This is a chemical reaction that occurs while miHoYo's internal systems are not yet completely corrupt.

This is a change that arises because of the crisis.

What will the final outcome be? Will miHoYo truly repent and change their ways, or will it just be a superficial show?

Further observation is needed.

As for Kuro's concerns, Lin Li didn't care at all.

After all, his own principle has always been that competition leads to a larger market.

If miHoYo can really pull itself together.

For Xinghuo, it might not necessarily be a bad thing.

It might not even be a bad thing for Kuro, after all, without miHoYo, who would they copy...?

Of course, this is a joke.

Perhaps Kuro in this timeline will be able to break free from miHoYo's constraints and present a complete version of Naruto.

However, besides Linli.

The media, it seems, has many different opinions about miHoYo's changes.

I'd also like to hear Lin Li's thoughts.

Unfortunately, they were unable to interview Lin Li at that time.

Because Lin Li is in a rather magical place.

Wenchang Space Launch Center, Qiongzhou.

Chapter 175 Rocket

Qiongzhou Wenchang

Lin Li, Su Shanshan, Guo Fan who made time to come and watch the rocket together, and a whole bunch of colleagues from the Wandering Earth and Spark Operations filming crew.

They are currently visiting the science popularization venue attached to the Wenchang Space Launch Center in Qiongzhou.

This was mainly because Lin Li arrived earlier than scheduled.

The people from the launch center haven't arrived yet.

Since everyone had nothing better to do, they decided to visit the science museum.

"These rocket models don't look very impressive; they're not as breathtaking as real rockets."

"It's a science museum, that's normal."

Hearing Su Shanshan's complaints, Lin Li smiled and replied.

The science popularization venue at the Qiongzhou launch site is quite ordinary.

The entire venue remains at the level of the "old three items"—exhibition boards, models, and a few physical objects—lacking in richness, interest, and rigor, making the visit not very cost-effective.

But Lin Li seemed very interested.

Besides him, Guo Fan was also very excited.

However, what excited everyone was not the exhibition hall itself.

Rather, it was the spot where they were standing.

This place is, after all, somewhat special.

At this point in time, China's commercial rocket launch technology has become quite mature.

February 2018, which was at the beginning of last year.

China's first privately owned satellite was successfully launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

The satellite cost approximately 500 million to launch, is only 30 centimeters long (about the size of a shoebox), and weighs less than 4 kilograms.

The satellite itself is nothing special.

But everyone knows it.

There's a Chinese saying: "The beginning is always the hardest."

There are case studies now.

Later generations have indeed had it much easier. For example, the cooperation between Xinghuo and the Wenchang Launch Center this time is traceable and has saved them a lot of effort.

"Where are our satellites located? Are they still open to visitors?"

Guo Fan and Lin Li weren't actually very familiar with each other.

But he was very familiar with Xinghuo, mainly because of the Wandering Earth development team.

In addition, Lin Li was a relatively easy person to get along with, and was one of the major investors in The Wandering Earth. The two quickly became acquainted on their way here.

"You didn't come last time, so you won't be able to see the satellite this time. It's already been loaded onto the rocket."

Lin Li made a joke.

However, he also understood why Guo Fan said those words.

After all, they make science fiction movies, so they are naturally interested in some of the most "sci-fi" objects in reality, such as satellites and rockets.

"Huh? Last time? Was there a last time?"

Guo Fan asked his assistant, puzzled.

He soon learned that Lin Li had indeed extended an invitation, but because the filming schedule for The Wandering Earth was too tight at the time, he had not informed him.

Guo Fan sighed upon learning of this, but he understood.