Chapter 465: Chapter 213: There’s Always Someone Who Owes Something! (Part 2)

"What are you thinking? Breakup fee? Am I out of my mind to break up with you? After breaking up, let someone else marry my wife and raise my child? Am I that crazy?"

"I... I won’t get married in the future." Bai Qing was willing to promise Li Yang, ensuring he wouldn’t face such an embarrassing situation.

"No matter if you get married or not, you’re still my wife! Dare to break up, and I won’t give you the money your aunt left for you, I’ll keep it as my mental damage fee!"

"Okay, okay, I’ll give it all to you, I don’t want it."

Li Yang asked, "Even more than Jiang Banxia’s money, you don’t want it?"

"Ah..."

Bai Qing’s brain froze a bit; she cared not about the money but about having more than Jiang Banxia.

So doesn’t she need to be so submissive? What Jiang Banxia could give to Li Yang, she could give too!

"So, want to bet with me on this? Just right, after giving birth next year, you’ll have some time." Li Yang asked again.

"Hmm, sure!"

...

Li Yang’s information was somewhat delayed; Bai Jingxuan now rarely contacted him, so it was Xiangnu who informed him.

The Cen Family quietly disappeared; their house was sold to repay previous debts, and the remaining money owed will likely not be chased after.

This is best; not being chased for money means the Cen Family has no chance of returning, indicating a denial of the Cen Family’s status.

As for other matters, Li Yang had already anticipated them; anyway, Bai Jingxuan had been screwed, so it didn’t bother him.

May 6, Aurora Studio headquarters.

Li Yang and Huang Jing together met with the CEO of Qichuang Group.

The conversation was quite pleasant, primarily setting down a hardware project.

The iteration of games is certainly accompanied by hardware iteration.

NVIDIA probably gained the most from this wave of benefits.

Actually, several domestic companies have pretty good products; Mountain City’s Seven-Colored Rainbow is one of them, possessing foundational strength, but lacking market presence.

Even if Li Yang didn’t make a move, in a few years as the domestic market grows larger, they could still produce very strong products.

The rapid development of high tech in China relies entirely on the market.

A sufficiently large market, a market with strong consumption power, naturally gives rise to enough high-tech enterprises.

Especially for new tech verifications, there’s no better market globally than the domestic one.

This is why many technologies have overtaken others in years past. The so-called industrial pearls are now scarce.

As for being stuck? Isn’t that like wearing a sweater inside out?

Although in a few years industrial grand surveys appearing online were mostly jokes, the fact remains that the domestic industrial strength globally leads by a cliff’s edge, with the high-tech industry’s share rising from 6% ten years ago to 24% now, or even 39% in the future, almost possessing the global competitive strength across all industries.

This time, Aurora Studio is mainly collaborating with Seven-Colored Rainbow to launch a new graphics card to meet the rendering demands of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, ensuring clarity and smoothness.

It’s considered a customization.

This is also Seven-Colored Rainbow’s old tradition, cooperating with game developers and having professional teams endorse the product.

Li Yang didn’t take their money; he needs to wait for the products to come out.

The other party is happy to accept this situation, since partnering with others usually requires upfront payment, causing financial pressure.

After the other party left, Li Yang spoke with Huang Jing, "Senior, keep an eye on this matter, change partners if the subsequent cooperation isn’t ideal; they aren’t the only domestic company."

"Okay! There’s another thing, a game company in South Korea called Blue Hole recently sent us a legal notice, claiming some overlap in our game’s mechanism with theirs, accusing us of plagiarism." 𝙛𝓻𝒆𝓮𝒘𝙚𝙗𝒏𝙤𝙫𝓮𝒍.𝓬𝒐𝙢

"Then let them sue us."

There’s definitely overlap, even though Li Yang had modified it, and Blue Hole hadn’t finalized theirs yet; the overall overlap should be around 30%.

This is a very safe range, considering that worldwide games have a lot of overlap in gameplay and setup.

In theory, they can’t win the lawsuit without concrete evidence.

These game mechanisms had appeared long ago; there are already games with similar mechanisms on the market.

Plagiarism? They aren’t qualified to sue us.

Li Yang is confident about this part.

On May 7, the Mouyu platform officially lost the LOL broadcasting rights, with no streamer on the entire platform streaming LOL, resulting in a significant loss of users.

But compared to the recent surge in traffic, the loss seems minor.

The rise of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds caused a serious market share loss for Penguin Game, especially for games like LOL and CF.

Li Yang, a former LOL professional player, became an endorser for another game.

This led to the fact that, despite Li Yang achieving such good results, he didn’t hold any seat in the LOL Hall of Fame.

Some gaming events had previously invited him, but in the last two months, no invitations came.

CF being an FPS game also naturally attracts interest.

Although everyone prefers PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’ TPP mode, which is third-person perspective.

No problem though; this day marked the birth of the app called Streaming Diary.

Short clips of streamers across the network, coupled with commentary, formed five- to ten-minute short videos for browsing on the platform.

Li Yang aims to attract those who watch streams, the very first batch of users.

These users have many attributes.

Homebody, LSP, young, active...

Regardless of gender, they possess these attributes.

The Streaming Diary app, nominally uploaded by players themselves, is actually supported by Mouyu paying to nurture a team.