Global Games: My Skills Can Be Upgraded Infinitely

"Come in."

"The shoe covers are in the cabinet, change them yourself."

"Okay, sorry to bother you."

After obtaining Mo Lan's permission, three HR specialists from Giant God Corporation cautiously entered his home.

The head HR manager, named John Lee, was of American descent, but was a native of Rongdu.

"Don't be too nervous, have a seat."

Mo Lan grabbed a can of Coke, sat down on the sofa, put her legs up, tilted her head back, and took a big gulp, looking relaxed and lazy.

Despite his words, John Lee dared not sit down at all. He simply smiled and said, "Thank you, Mr. Lan Meng, but I'll stand. I've been sitting in the car for a long time, so this is a good opportunity to relax."

Upon hearing this, Mo Lan couldn't help but slightly pull down his sunglasses: "You're quite something, kid. You've even learned the essence of the Heavenly River."

John Li smiled ingratiatingly: "Not at all, I've only learned a little bit from the leader. I still need to practice more in the future."

Even though John Li was already in his thirties, he seemed so nervous in front of Mo Lan, who was only sixteen years old.

This isn't really John Lee's fault.

In fact, after the near-death experience and enlightenment during the battle of Jizhou, Mo Lan's aura underwent many indescribable changes.

For example, from the perspective of John Lee and the two HR staff, Mo Lan had been putting invisible pressure on them from the moment she appeared.

Those deep blue, sparkling eyes, with just a fleeting glance at them, gave them the illusion that all their secrets had been seen through.

"Then tell me, what is the purpose of your trip?"

Mo Lan gently placed the Coke can on the table.

John Lee immediately took out a contract from the brown paper bag and pushed it in front of Mo Lan:

"Mr. Lan Meng, on behalf of Giant God Company, I sincerely invite you to join us. For this purpose, we have prepared this special S-level player contract for you."

Mo Lan picked up the contract, quickly scanned it, and instantly summarized its contents.

Normally, the highest level of contracts that Giant God Corporation can offer to players is only A-level contracts.

As for the S-level contract, there have only been three since the company was founded.

Now, the fourth one is placed in front of Mo Lan.

The difference between the two is that in the A-level contract, the player and the company are in a subordinate relationship.

An S-level contract signifies a cooperative relationship.

Yes, cooperation.

Giant God Corporation wants to cooperate with Moran, not just recruit people.

It could even be said that, in the eyes of Giant God Company, Mo Lan is currently just a Grandmaster player who has not yet fully matured.

What is a top-grade product?

Currently, the highest player level known to humankind in the game of Destiny is lv.6, which corresponds to the A-level Cataclysm dungeon in the game.

Players at this level possess the power to single-handedly destroy almost any country in the world, including the player organizations within those countries.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that they are walking acts of natural disaster.

Therefore, Giant God Company stipulated in the contract that after the contract was signed, Mo Lan would automatically acquire 1% of Giant God Company's equity.

These are not simply dividend-paying shares, but core shares with board seats and voting rights.

At the level of Giant God Corporation, the value of 1% of core equity cannot be described by simple numbers.

More importantly, as Mo Lan's level increases, his shareholding in Giant God Corporation will also increase.

The maximum increase is 5%.

According to company rules, if Mo Lan can reach level 6, she will become a top-tier player.

Then he could skip the board resolution process and directly become one of the managing directors of Giant God Corporation.

Of course, if Mo Lan dies halfway through, the Giant God will, in accordance with the contract, give priority to redeeming all the shares he holds.

But that is enough to show their sincerity.

After reading the contract, Mo Lan was so shocked that she remained silent for a while.

Then, a slight smile appeared on his lips as he turned his head to look at John Lee:

"I have to admit, the founder of your Giant God Company is quite something, paying such a high price to sign a new player who has been playing the game for less than a month."

Upon hearing this, John Lee quickly smiled ingratiatingly: "I think the most important thing is your potential, which is worth our heavy investment."

As the saying goes, a fine horse is easy to find, but a discerning eye for talent is rare.

In this world, Giant God Corporation is the most powerful and undisputed monopolistic giant.

In the realm of destiny games, they can even stand on equal footing with the world's major powers on their own.

It has existed for even longer than many countries.

Mo Lan used to wonder why a private company could achieve this level of success. Wasn't there some unseen force suppressing them?

But through this S-level player contract, Mo Lan finally understood why Giant God Company had been so successful for so long.

Interests, cooperation, and win-win outcomes.

Those top-tier players who hold core shares in Giant God Corporation are the true pillars of this company.

In addition, Giant God has also completed cross-shareholding with countries around the world through a strategic partnership program.

The dense, pyramid-like equity structure ultimately supported this mega-corporation.

It can be said that as long as humanity has not gone extinct, the Giant God Corporation will never collapse.

"Hmm...let me think about it for a minute, okay?"

"Please, please!"

Mo Lan closed her eyes, leaned back gently on the sofa, and tapped her fingers lightly on the armrest as she pondered the pros and cons of joining the Giant God.

"Ring ring!"

Just then, his phone rang.

Mo Lan picked up her phone and saw that the contact name was A Qiu.

He answered the phone: "Ah Qiu?"

"Sorry, it's me."

A woman's voice came from inside.

"Director Kyuuji Kyuu?" Mo Lan looked up slightly, still remembering this mysterious woman vividly.

Kyuuji: "It's me, good afternoon, Lanmeng. May I ask what level of player contract Giant God Company gave you?"

Mo Lan glanced at the nervous Li John, who seemed quite wary of Kuzuji Kuzu.

He adjusted his sunglasses and said unhurriedly, "S-grade."

"They're really going all out..." Kyuuji Kyuu exclaimed from the other end of the phone.

"We have to admit that our Special Affairs Bureau cannot provide a contract of this caliber at the moment."

Alliance official agencies like the Special Affairs Bureau, the Men in Gray, and GoldenEye all emphasize the separation of military and political power.

Players, in essence, are a more dangerous force than an army.

Even Kyuuji couldn't directly make the decision to promote Mo Lan to an important position within the bureau, equivalent to that of a director of the Giant God.

The so-called "every exam is a must" applies to all new jobs.

If powerful players are allowed to interfere and meddle in politics at will, the result will inevitably be detrimental to ordinary people.

That being said, in reality, governments around the world today do not reject players entering politics; on the contrary, they welcome it.

Even in the Eastern Continent, there is a player-only joint examination. Those who pass the exam are directly appointed to powerful positions in other places that require certain abilities.

After all, for local authorities, those dungeons and games that suddenly appear in reality, if not dealt with in time, can have a truly devastating impact.

Therefore, as long as players are truly capable, their speed of advancement can leave ordinary people far behind.

The reason why the player base has such a small percentage in the political spheres of various countries is simply because the survival rate of players is inherently unstable, and some even live hand to mouth.

Compared to the various political trifles, most players prefer private companies like Giant God.

"So... Chief, you called me specifically to try and persuade me to stay?"

Mo Lan asked.

He soon heard Kyuuji Kyuu chuckle softly:

"You guessed right, that's what I originally thought, but the conditions offered by the giant are just too good, I'm afraid I can't take them even if I wanted to."

"Let's have a meal together again sometime?"

"no problem."

"I wish you a good day, and I won't bother you any longer."

Beep beep....

After the call ended.

Mo Lan smiled at John Lee with delight:

"Let's sign the contract."

With a few quick movements, he picked up the contract, wrote his name on it, and handed it to John Lee.

John Lee carefully put away the contract before finally letting out a sigh of relief.

Seeing their relieved expressions, Mo Lan couldn't help but ask:

"Are you familiar with this interim director of the Special Affairs Bureau?"

John Lee's eyes revealed deep apprehension: "Director, you may not know this, but Kuji Kuji was suddenly parachuted into the Rongdu Bureau from the Alliance Central Committee six months ago."

The details have been changed.

John Lee continued, "Our company knows nothing about her past gaming experience."

"But in the Taiping State independence incident three months ago, she single-handedly killed four near-super-level players who were trying to start an independence rebellion in an instant."

"After the incident, one of our company's veteran grandmaster players said that even if he were to take action, he might not be able to defeat her."

"One of the newly promoted Special Grades bluntly stated that even if he went all out, he couldn't kill four Level 5s at such a fast speed, and he would be no match for Kuzuji Ku."

"Therefore, after the Taiping incident, countries around the world rated Kutsuji Ku as starting from Standard Special Grade, or even Strong Special Grade."