Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

Each vendor can host their own consoles in the console section, while the PC section can use all the same consoles. We can then find some hardware manufacturers to cooperate with, saving on hardware rental costs.

Apart from manpower, organizing an exhibition doesn't actually cost much money.

As for who will provide this manpower? That would naturally be Xinghuo's responsibility.

Once it's been running for a year or two, Spark will naturally take over the entire exhibition.

This identity seems unimportant.

But sometimes, it's also very important.

The exhibition schedule, information on exhibitors, and the compilation of demo demos will all benefit Spark's future marketing efforts.

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After confirming that Lin Li wasn't bluffing him, and that E3 host Jeff had indeed switched jobs.

Mike was completely speechless.

Goodness, all in just one night.

E3 was completely overturned by Lin Li.

All the feelings and emotions eventually boiled down to one sentence.

"You're too calculating."

“Hey, hey, talk like that, Mike. You can’t just look at what others say when things happen. As a senior executive, don’t you know how unpopular E3 is?”

"Don't you think there's a problem with so many fewer developers every year?"

"Alright, Mike, I'm asking you one last time, do you want to come over?"

Mike was speechless.

"I am the person in charge of E3."

Lin Li replied casually.

"Then I'll pay more."

"Let me think about it."

After saying that, Mike hung up the phone.

After hanging up.

Beside him, Su Shanshan, who was standing with Lin Li, looked at him with a surprised expression.

"You think he's interested? You're amazing!"

Lin Li chuckled, pretending to be an expert.

In fact, Lin Li himself was also surprised.

He just said it casually, without really trying to persuade her, but unexpectedly the other party actually took it to heart.

Actually, Lin Li's luck was just a fluke.

The CEO named Mike was not having a good time within the company at this time.

In his previous life, this executive from the E3 organizer resigned in October for various reasons, which is why Lin Li started digging with his hoe.

Mike initially found it outrageous, but when he sensed that Lin Li seemed serious, he became somewhat tempted.

However, Lin Li was unaware of this.

All he could see was that with one stroke of his hoe, he might actually be able to wrest the enemy's commander over.

In that instant, I felt both joy and regret.

The joy goes without saying.

If we can poach Mike, the deal is basically done. Besides, Mike has been in the exhibition business for so many years, and we can continue to use his connections and experience.

He regretted it because he hadn't expected Mike to come at all, so he felt he hadn't said many things and wasn't sincere enough.

In retrospect, this little incident caused Lin Li to have an urge to shovel at anyone he saw for a long time afterward.

At this moment, Lin Li had a deeper understanding of why Liu Bei, the Imperial Uncle, would make peace with everyone he met in the Three Kingdoms period.

Let's talk about poaching talent.

You have to try. How will you know you can't dig it up if you don't try?

Chapter 526 Welcome, President Lin!

The tail end of E3 has been resolved.

Lin Li and Su Shanshan were riding in the company car.

We then arrived at the Spark Japan Building.

This building used to be the location of Spark's headquarters, but as time went by and more and more people joined Spark, the entire building was rented out.

Even the plaza in front of the gate has been plastered with the Spark Games logo.

It's 9:30 in the morning, usually at this time.

There weren't many people in the square.

Because the Xinghuo Building is not located in a commercial area.

The largest shop in the entire square is a merchandise store run by Xinghuo Japan Merchandise Sales Department. It's quite popular, but the crowds are mainly concentrated in the afternoon and evening.

But today is different.

The square starts to get lively at 9 a.m.

Shiokawa, Yao Meng, Shimoda Shota (currently in charge of FGO), Nagano Tetsu (head of Spark Animation), and Wei Shuqi (head of Spark Platform).

They were all standing in the square.

Not only them, but behind them, on the left was a group of smartly dressed ordinary employees in suits and ties, and on the right were girls in business attire.

A group of people, looking like they were selling insurance.

All that's missing is someone to lead the chanting of slogans.

"Stop chatting! Mr. Lin's car will be here soon!!"

With these words.

The crowd, which was just chattering and making a ruckus a moment ago, suddenly lined up neatly.

The company car was parked on the side of the road.

The driver opened the door.

The group bowed in unison.

"Good morning, Mr. Lin! Mr. Su!"

"President Lin! President Su! Thank you for your hard work!"

"Welcome home!"

This is the scene that Lin Li saw as soon as he got out of the car.

For a fleeting moment, he even wondered if he had come to the wrong place. This wasn't Spark Japan; this was Spark Society...

"Good heavens, what are you guys doing? Going to attack a rival gang?"

Lin Li smiled and helped the senior executives in front of him up, then looked back.

I just randomly picked someone who looked familiar.

"Sato Kiji! Tell me, who came up with this idea?"

Lin Li smiled broadly.

Although he disliked these things from the bottom of his heart, he did not lose his temper on this occasion.

"Over there, behind you, Xiaojing, were you the ones who started this commotion?"

"Miyazawa, you're laughing so happily. You didn't come up with this idea, did you?"

Several names were called out in succession.

Those whose names were called out were all ordinary employees. Being suddenly called out by the big boss, especially in such a relaxed tone, gave them a strange sense of pride.

"What are you all doing here instead of going to work? Are you trying to push me out to be the gang leader?"

Lin Li's joking remark made the already relaxed atmosphere even more relaxed.

He greeted them a few times.

Lin Li walked forward, and the others followed.

At this moment.

Lin Li then beckoned a familiar employee to come forward.

"Mina, come here. You're the most honest one. Tell me, who organized this?"

With a smile on her face, Xiao Xiang Mina, whose name was called, ran over to Su Shanshan's side amidst the envious gazes of a group of people behind her, and talked to her boss across the landlady.

"President Lin, this was discussed by all of us in the group chat."

Lin Li glanced at Wei Shuqi again.

Wei Shuqi nodded.

Lin Li then asked casually with a smile.

Why are you dressed so formally?

"These are work clothes issued by our company, Mr. Lin. The material is excellent."

"Work clothes?"

Lin Li was stunned. When did Xinghuo start having work clothes?

Lin Li looked a little confused.

Yao Meng moved closer to Lin Li and explained in a low voice.

"I submitted the application last month; this was an order from the factory owned by the wife of a Tokyo politician..."

Lin Li understood.

"It's quite pretty."

After asking a few questions with a smile, Lin Li led a group of people into the Xinghuo Building.

Goodness, he really looks like a gang leader.

Lin Li initially thought that this was just a case of the higher-ups at Spark Japan acting crazy and engaging in formalism.

After talking to everyone, it turned out that wasn't the case at all.

It really was something the employees did spontaneously in the group chat.

The purpose is also very simple.

We wanted to show President Lin the impressive presence of Spark Japan, and subtly hint that it had been a long time since he had visited Japan.

During the preparation process, we had another objective: to give President Lin a little surprise and see his reaction.

This can be understood as a class of students wearing school uniforms going to the school gate to pick up their homeroom teacher who is away on a business trip.

They even prepared a cameraman for this purpose.

Lin Li was startled when he got out of the car.

It was also forwarded in the group immediately.

In this matter, the executives of Spark Japan not only failed to organize it, but were actually coerced into doing it, and even suppressed it.

It's worth noting that the first version was a "surprise" welcome.

The scale of this group's plan is several times larger.

"Am I that prestigious?"

Lin Li glanced at the employees who had returned to their workstations and started chattering amongst themselves.