Su Wu never expected that these playboys could come up with something like a business betting agreement.

Perhaps this is due to one's family background; being born into the right family is indeed a skill.

There are some things that ordinary people may never know in their entire lives, but some people may have been exposed to them from birth.

Recalling his teachers' passionate speeches about life and the future in class, Su Wu shook his head with a wry smile.

The path of life is often predetermined at birth.

With a sigh in his heart, Su Wu forced himself to stay alert and began to discuss things with Li Zhi.

Although he didn't care much about such a bet, it was of great significance to Li Zhi and others.

After discussing it for a long time, Su Wu felt somewhat frustrated.

Clearly, Li Zhi didn't have any specific plans; all he could think of was expanding the scale and becoming bigger and stronger.

But don't underestimate them just because they're a gold farming game studio. They're the first to try something new, and things aren't that simple.

Facing a naive and ignorant market, you can't rely on willing participants without sufficient promotion.

Previously, Su Wu was only used for practice, so they didn't pay much attention to him, let alone give him any guidance.

It can be said that their current level of achievement is due to the hard work of Anna and her team, in addition to his technical support.

As for the few grown men, to be honest, they're practically living off women.

Seeing Li Zhi's excited boasting, Su Wu touched his nose sheepishly.

"Boss, it's cold out there. Why don't we let the heifer come down and rest for a while?"

"What the hell do you mean?"

"Let's not brag, we're still good friends."

"Damn it, Third Brother, are you trying to sabotage me?"

Li Zhi's initial enthusiasm vanished instantly, and he looked over with considerable displeasure.

Su Wu sighed helplessly.

"Expanding the scale also depends on the situation. Can you recruit that many people? Even if you have enough people, what about the market?"

"You need to understand, our game output needs to be sold to generate revenue; otherwise, it's just a bunch of data. How can we do that without some marketing strategy?"

"Also, how much money can you make with game currency and ordinary equipment? The key is the output of high-level game items. Do you have any ideas?"

Su Wu fired off a barrage of questions, leaving Li Zhi completely bewildered.

After a long pause, he stammered, "Haven't we been doing quite well all along? You've never mentioned these things."

"That was back then, when we had a monopoly and market demand far exceeded our output. Now that there is competition, we can't continue to grow wildly."

Su Wu explained helplessly, feeling utterly exhausted.

After thinking for a while, he suggested, "Your family has connections, right? Could you find a marketing professional to help you?"

His suggestion was not unfounded.

Even if he has foresight, he can't achieve much in a field he's not good at.

As for Anna, although she is talented, she is ultimately just a student.

But Yao Junjun's situation was different.

This guy may be a complete waste of space, but he has powerful connections.

Su Wu guessed that Yao Junjun would not have gone to ask for help.

After all, this is the right way to be a rich kid.

If they continue to do things their own way, they may not be able to win.

Upon hearing this, Li Zhi's eyes lit up, and he began to think about it seriously.

"What you say seems to make a lot of sense. Finding someone isn't difficult, but is it really necessary?"

"Brother, this is a business worth millions, so it's perfectly reasonable to be professional."

"Okay, I'll call and ask for them right now. It's no big deal."

This is Li Zhi's strength; once he's made up his mind, his action is absolutely on point.

Feeling a bit stuffy from the air conditioning, Su Wu casually opened a window.

A warm summer breeze blew by, instantly dispelling the heat and coolness from his head.

The heat quickly spread throughout his body, but Su Wu smiled.

This summer is destined to be anything but peaceful; restlessness will be the dominant theme.

One sunny day, several students from the dormitory gathered together.

With a solemn expression, Li Zhi told everyone about what had happened with Yao Junjun and Hu Xiaotian.

After hearing this, everyone was filled with righteous indignation, but also some worry.

After offering a brief reassurance, Li Zhi said seriously, "That's how things are, but it's pointless for everyone to stay here. We need to take a two-pronged approach."

"Second brother and fourth brother, you two go to Beijing for game design training. Your girlfriends happen to be studying art, so you can also go and learn some animation design or something."

"Our goal is to make our own game, so you guys better study hard. The third brother and I will stay behind to run the studio..."

The two of them did not object, and after a brief discussion of the details, they finalized the agreement.

Summer vacation has arrived as scheduled, and everyone is doing their job.

Anna and Zhao Qingqing ultimately decided to stay.

Inside a cold drink shop, four people sat facing each other and discussed what to do next.

Li Zhi was in charge of overseeing the studio and coordinating various affairs, while Zhao Qingqing volunteered to take charge of logistics, a true example of husband and wife working together.

Su Wu was responsible for technical support, since he didn't have time to worry about too much.

Anna, on the other hand, was in a bit of an awkward situation.

Originally, Su Wu planned to send Shi Gan to the studio to train, which would also help her escape Yao Junjun's sight.

But now the plan has to be changed.

Li Zhi found a professional market management expert, which was a rare learning opportunity.

Seeing the questioning looks from the three men, Su Wu took a big gulp of his soda.

"Originally, I was planning to find Anna a place to train. This place is actually better, but..."

He hesitated, then Li Zhi immediately understood, "Are you worried about Yao Junjun?"

"Yes, I have my own things to do and can't be with you all," Su Wu shrugged helplessly.

"Don't worry about me. Qingqing and I live in the studio. What can they do?" Anna said stubbornly, waving her little fist.

Upon hearing this, Su Wu sighed inwardly.

I guess I haven't experienced enough and I don't know how dangerous the world can be.

Of course, if Anna had other ideas, Su Wu thought it was a good opportunity.

With her intelligence, she could easily handle Yao Junjun, and Yao Aiguo would definitely like her too.

only......

Su Wu thought for a moment and then said no more, and the matter was settled.

While they were making intensive preparations, Yao Junjun was also busy.

In order to regain his freedom, he decided to make a big splash at Hu Xiaotian's urging.

"Brother Tian, ​​the expert my dad found has finished the cheat code, and we can start playing Legend of Mir now..."

"One legendary cheat isn't enough. Tell him to make cheats for several games. We'll give them 100,000 for each cheat, and then take a cut."

Hu Xiaotian was clearly much more experienced than Yao Junjun, and his words were quite insightful.

His goal was to tie these technicians to their ship to prevent the cheat software from being leaked.

Moreover, he already had another idea for making money, a method that Su Wu was unwilling to see.