As a result, various research institutes and departments seem to have opened up new business sectors.

We need to recruit some professionals.

The state does not appear to be preventing such methods.

However, not all research modules are suitable for commercial development.

It requires professional investigation and assessment to determine whether it has commercial value.

Large-scale projects like holographic game pods, which are likely to be ubiquitous and continue to generate revenue through subsequent games, are ultimately few and far between.

Moreover, some projects cannot be fully disclosed for public inspection; there are many hidden aspects, so it's normal not to find any commercial value.

Clearly, this is a path that not everyone can take.

We've gotten this far, it wouldn't be fair to not let people see it properly.

Fortunately, for the sake of secrecy, the people conducting the investigations were fixed, which meant that everyone was thoroughly investigated, and it was not allowed to add or remove personnel at will.

If someone wants to arrange something for someone else, then there's nothing you can do about it.

Otherwise, it would be very dangerous to run around to different departments and learn about various research results.

There is a risk of leaking secrets.

They might be targeted, and their lives could be in danger.

For a long time to come, they may continue to live a life under surveillance.

Overall, it was a bit of a thankless task.

People who aren't state-affiliated probably can't do this job well; they may try their best, but they don't seem to get any good results.

It's clear that this aspect isn't so easy to work out.

In any case, the research on holographic games has finally yielded tangible benefits, not only becoming self-sufficient but also generating substantial profits.

It is already generating more revenue for the country.

The government naturally supported it, and some of the things that had been prepared beforehand began to be tested.

For example, connecting with several major banks.

These rich kids generate a lot of revenue every day, and their consumption philosophy is such that they often believe money can solve everything, and they are used to using money to solve any problem they encounter.

So, although the number of people may not seem large, they can create quite a few problems.

If the banks can properly resolve these issues, then when the second world is released, the integration of virtual reality currency should not be a major problem.

Even if there's only one dating sim right now, the number of players who can actually play it is extremely small.

But everything that needs to be connected has already been completed.

Song Ansheng spent money on his first time playing, but he didn't notice anything wrong with it.

The map in the game is similar to the real one. He found a bank in the game, went in and made a recharge. The whole process was smooth and without any lag or stutter, as if he had done it countless times before.

Meanwhile, the bank was operating internally late at night, much like a mobile app transfer.

He was also reminded that he could only recharge in the legitimate games built into the game pod; otherwise, the safety of his funds could not be guaranteed.

Orders for the gaming pods have already begun, and more and more people will be helping to test the functionality of the banking system.

However, with the help of artificial intelligence, the banking system has undergone several upgrades, so its basic functions are probably not a problem.

The main issue is the economic turmoil caused by the exchange of virtual reality currency; that could be a bigger problem.

The game absolutely cannot allow anyone to discover bugs and exploit them to make money. Otherwise, if too many people use these bugs, it won't just be a problem of the game losing money; it will also affect the real economy.

Then this game has truly become a scourge.

But right now it's just a dating game, and a bunch of rich kids are in it to do strategy guides and spend money, so there's basically no way to make money from it.

There is only the option to top up; there is no possibility of withdrawing funds.

That doesn't mean the function isn't available.

Song Ansheng and the others didn't know either. Anyway, they were RMB players and never thought about making money from the game and then withdrawing it.

Research in holography is becoming increasingly promising.

This has generated considerable buzz and discussion online.

But ordinary people can't access it, so it became a game for the rich, and its popularity gradually faded.

Aside from the gaming industry, which is still paying attention and wanting to know more inside information, many people have read about it and moved on, feeling that it's still too far away and too unaffordable for the general public.

Song Xingfei felt that more and more people were going to great lengths to find connections to customize things, even though... the customization fee for just one shell was already ten million.

The entire gaming pod cost a staggering 50 million.

Even Song Xingfei thought that this price had already eliminated many people, and there weren't many left.

But... it just hasn't stopped, which is a bit outrageous!

Song Xingfei was somewhat bewildered: "This is fifty million, not five million. Why is everyone so eager to buy it?"

Liu Yun couldn't help but laugh: "See? There are quite a few rich people in Yan Country."

"Actually, some of them weren't purchased by individuals. There are many guilds in the game, and they've been waiting for the holographic game to come out. They probably think that if they can get the game pods in advance, they can get more used to the controls and get ahead of the competition when it's released!"

"There aren't many people with this kind of vision and planning, and most importantly, they have to be willing to invest!"

"Besides, you've already announced that the custom-made gaming pods are bound to the user, but they can also be unbound."

"Guilds can buy it, companies can buy it, or many people can buy it together. As long as it's not bound, everyone can use it. Who knows, we might be able to train a lot of skilled players in advance. When the holographic game comes out, even if these people are only half a step ahead, it will still be quite impressive."

Song Xingfei: "...As expected, when it comes to expertise, some people are quite stubborn!"

Liu Yun: "It's all for greater future benefits, after all, so many game-related novels describe a lot of bright prospects."

"But how many protagonists in game-themed novels actually have cheat codes?"

"Or does it really exist in this world?"

Do you think the game's mastermind would allow such a thing to exist?

"Besides, even if there really are, there are only one or two. How many resources can they occupy? The game is so huge that you need a lot of people to occupy more resources. These guilds will naturally spare no effort."

Song Xingfei: "Tsk, I thought it was just about selling to some rich kids and making some connections, but I didn't expect the circle to grow so big all of a sudden."

"Even this price couldn't dampen the enthusiasm of these people."

"When will this holographic game be released? Until then, can't we keep doing this business?"

Through this one business deal, she came into contact with many more people.

Then she found herself overwhelmed with work, friends of friends of friends, relatives of friends... the relationships had become so complicated that she couldn't even keep track of them all day, and she still couldn't get through to many people on the phone.

That won't do. After consulting with Liu Yun and the research institute above, Song Xingfei directly pulled her brother out of the game and then asked Song Ansheng to arrange people for her to form a new... company.

It's a temporary company belonging to Song Xingfei, specifically for handling this matter.

This scale is beyond what she can handle alone.