Chapter 49 Account Real NPC Personal Account Has Been Opened
Ye Xuan did not say the word "apply for a job" casually. Asking these questions that are only related to employee benefits, if it is not an application, then it can only be a bad intention.
Of course, the scope of "bad intentions" is very broad. It also counts if the other party wants to poach people to their own company. Who says that a food delivery company doesn't need a front desk?
The man was stunned by Ye Xing's question and before he could react, he heard his cell phone ringing, reminding him that the automatic order-taking system had received a new takeout order for him.
"Actually, I think it's not impossible to deliver food in the game," Ye Xing smiled at him, but there was not much warmth in his eyes, "I have delivered food in our game before, the transportation is first-class, and the experience is excellent."
He thought for a moment and added, "Besides, I can chat with customers for a while longer."
The man said goodbye to Xiao Qian in a hurry, and before leaving he glared at Ye Xuan and cursed him in a low voice.
Seeing that the other party had completely left Youmeng's door, Ye Xingcai sighed: "Some people are really bringing shame to the delivery industry."
Xiao Qian was a little slow when it came to things other than desserts, and still didn't understand what had just happened, or why the man left instead of asking questions after Ye Xing said a few words.
But... I guess I helped her, right?
Even though he was still dazed, Xiao Qian thanked Ye Xuan.
Delayed by the delivery man's matter, Ye Xing returned to the office and found that his takeaway was cold. However, it was edible and there was no need to go to the cafeteria to heat it up.
When he was halfway through his meal, Sister Lin came again and asked him to register a few social media accounts for work and then get him certified.
"Hmm?" Ye Xuan said after swallowing a mouthful of food, "So sudden? Doesn't Dream Travel have an official account? Why would I register a personal account?"
"It's just to comply with the users' requests. Don't you know that?" Sister Lin saw that he didn't seem to be modest, so she pulled out a few screenshots from her phone. "Look at how many players are urging us to push you into the public eye. If you really become famous!"
"Ah?" Ye Xuan was shocked and still didn't quite believe it. "Let me see... it's so popular? So many people agree with it!"
It seems like he is, really, going to be famous?!
Ye Xuan knows that "game NPCs" themselves are very easy to go viral, so it is not difficult to understand why the real-life NPCs who play them accumulate fans. After all, his profession is similar to that of an actor most of the time. Some people think he acts well, or some people think he is interesting, which may attract users to the game and retain players.
However, the popularity far exceeded his expectations, and the discussion thread on the well-known game forum also exploded. Countless Youmeng players recommended it everywhere, and the number of game registrations skyrocketed.
"Is this my credit?" Ye Xing looked at the words praising him in disbelief, his face turning a little red.
It turns out that so many people recognize his achievements. They can see how hard he works.
Because he is in front of the stage, in a position that many people can notice, countless game workers behind the scenes built this game, and he is responsible for bringing players closer and closer to the world of the game.
He knew very well that these players could not be retained just by relying on him, a small real-life NPC. He might be the "gimmick" that attracted people's attention, and might be the selling point that players blurt out when recommending the game, but he was definitely not the only reason for them to choose "Dream Travel".
Wuya’s example proves that a game that only has publicity will not last long. A game must first have a good core in order not to be forgotten by players.
He was very lucky that he came to Youmeng, not other companies that did not attach importance to the development of real-life NPCs, but a company that would cooperate with him and support him.
A special forum section was opened and a competition was held specifically for him. Although the company was indeed the one that benefited in the end, it also reflected the great trust in him.
Next time you work overtime, complain a little less.
Registering an account was not a difficult task, but he already had accounts on several websites, so it was rather troublesome to apply for another one, and it took him a long time to verify the information.
The official certification of Youmeng Company soon appeared next to his user name, in different colors but all very eye-catching.
He thought again and again about the user name, and as he didn't want to reveal his real name, he filled in "Mars, the only real-life NPC in Dream Game". Although the name is a bit long, the game name is conspicuous enough that everyone can probably recognize him at a glance.
Not bad, not bad, the name Mars is half his nickname.
The other half is “OK”.
Even though many players had seen his appearance, he was too embarrassed to set his own photo as his avatar, so he picked a screenshot of his favorite scene in Youmeng and used it instead.
After Sister Lin found out, she teased him: "Oh, I thought you built this scene. Don't real NPCs plan to make a living by their looks?"
He shook his head repeatedly, indicating that he couldn't afford it.
【＠Yumeng Game Official】The highly anticipated "Yumeng" real-life NPC is here. ＠【Yumeng's only real-life NPC Mars】, what does the most "lively" real-life NPC on the entire network look like outside the game? Go and take a look!
You Meng’s original official account @ed him on every social platform, and the number of followers of the new account immediately skyrocketed.
Ye Xuan felt extremely embarrassed when he looked at the copy and paste texts on each platform.
Well, he was quite reluctant to admit that it was his own. How could he refuse such a strange introduction?
"Go and interact," Sister Lin saw that he had clicked on @his status but didn't respond, so she urged him anxiously, "Take advantage of the fact that it's still popular now. People don't follow you just to see your blank homepage. Start doing business now!"
So, you really treat him like a star, right?
But he is an NPC in the game, not an artist!
It’s miserable for the gaming employees who are forced to work.
Just now he thought that the company was cooperating with him, but he was wrong. It was obvious that the company was just exploiting him, and he was the one who swallowed his anger and cooperated silently for the sake of salary.
First, like, comment, and forward the post on the official account, and then post a separate post about opening your work account. The content should be simple and your attitude should be sincere. Mention the company briefly and look forward to the future.
That's enough. With his little experience, he thinks this is enough.
As for professionalism, if someone in the company points out a problem, ask the other party to do it next time. Isn't it the key to survival in the office to push things off if possible?
Unfortunately, Sister Lin didn't find any mistakes. She left with satisfaction after watching it. Before leaving, she asked him to follow up on the award ceremony of the emoticon competition.
It turns out that they were waiting for him here. He was wondering why they didn't mention it earlier or later, but asked him to open an account at this critical juncture. It turned out that he had already been chosen as the "award presenter".
This competition was really held specifically for him. From the materials to the host, from the judges to the award presenters, his participation is indispensable in every link. Even the sponsor of the TV program does not have such a strong presence as him.
Why not just name the competition after him? As long as he doesn't have to pay for the prize money, everything else can be considered.
Although he is the "award presenter", he does not need to read out the list of winners. He just needs to forward it in time after the official announcement. It is not difficult and can be said to be easy.
Everything would be perfect if no one had caused trouble.
At eight o'clock in the evening, the prime time of the TV station, it was also the time when You Meng announced the awards in advance.
This time, with Ye Xuan's efforts, live broadcast will not be used. Everything will be kept simple. Only the list pictures carefully laid out by the artist and the text will be sent out, which can be called simple.
However, although the format is simple and can even be called "retro", many details show that Youmeng Company is not perfunctory about this competition, but rather attaches great importance to it.
The Internet is a carrier of extremely fast communication speed and wide range. It can be said that one person can spread information to ten people, and ten people can spread information to ten thousand people.
Once the list of winners of the "First 'Dream Traveling Emoji Contest'" was announced, countless reposts made many people who didn't know about it before, or who knew about it but didn't care, hear about it. The way it went viral was something Ye Xuan had never expected before.
"Sister Lin, are you saying that our current good numbers are mainly because of me?" Ye Xuan was a little confused. "Well, I don't understand why a list of winners is worth forwarding everywhere, but isn't the competition about the contestants and the works? How can it be linked to me... I admit that I appear more frequently, but I'm not a big star that everyone is paying attention to."
Sister Lin disagreed: "Xiao Xuan, you are already a big star of our Dream Travel. Look at how popular you are online. They are even clamoring for you to open a personal live broadcast room."
"No," he quickly refused. "I'm not a live streamer. One or two guest appearances are enough. If I really agree to this, they will probably be the ones who are unhappy. Game users can't be spoiled too much."
Are you kidding? Normally, those players in the game are enough to deal with him. Even one-on-one dungeons are so tiring. Facing thousands of "customers" at a time, won't he go crazy?
"Since you don't want to do it, the company won't force you. Don't be so nervous." Seeing Ye Xing moving the roller chair farther and farther away, Sister Lin finally revealed a bit of helplessness in her tone.
"There was not so much written in my work contract at the beginning." Ye Xuan remembered that he was protected by law, and nothing outside of his job duties should be forced upon him.
"Are you satisfied with your current job?" She watched the other person nod and then pretended not to care and continued, "Oh, originally if you agreed to manage your personal account well, the company was going to give you a promotion and a raise, but it seems like you don't need it anymore."
What?
Promotion and salary increase?
"Yes, yes," Ye Xing slid back and said, "Tell me, tell me, what's the reason?"
"Didn't you just mention celebrities?" Sister Lin tried to guide his thinking. "Think about it, don't many games hire celebrities to promote them? We used to be reluctant to pay for advertising, thinking that the money would be better spent on game maintenance."
Ye Xuan seemed to understand a little bit.
"But now that we have you in our company, wouldn't that mean we have found someone who is good for both the game itself and external publicity?"
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