Game development begins with destroying Girls' Frontline.

Ultimately, these contracts will be featured on the evening news.

A single sentence sums up the number of contracts worth billions.

Lin Li dislikes formalism, but sometimes formalism objectively exists.

The meeting did indeed help some contracts that were about to be signed but hadn't been signed yet to be finalized.

But for Xinghuo at this moment, it meant nothing.

But what was that saying again?

Come here.

So Lin Li's speech was changed to a technical explanation, and he pointed to the subtitles behind him as the first speaker.

"Did anyone notice the live caption translation behind them during today's meeting?"

"This is an AI real-time translation system that we jointly developed with iFlytek. Its main application scenarios are small and medium-sized manufacturers and global game launch events."

"The method of use is also simple: log in to the Xinghuo platform, and the Xinghuo platform has this function built-in for live streaming."

Lin Li is sincere when he needs to be, and he's equally unambiguous when it comes to boasting.

For example, this real-time translation system actually has nothing to do with AI.

However, it's still good to popularize the concept.

Lin Li then introduced several of Spark's technologies, such as the real-world scene data import and modeling that Spark Engine is currently developing, and the large-scale interactive template learned from Ubisoft. This template contains a series of components, and if all of them are used, it can make it easy for small and medium-sized manufacturers to build a framework for an action game.

Lin Li wasn't boasting; he simply spent a few minutes explaining a series of technical frameworks, which drew cheers from the audience.

"Spark's innovative spirit is truly ingrained in its bones."

"Yes, Mr. Lin's speech was very interesting."

"It can surprise people in any situation; that's what makes it sparkling."

The reactions from the audience, to some extent, are a reflection of power or prestige.

If an ordinary person did this...

I guess it's not genuine personality, but rather she's genuinely stupid.

all in all.

Lin Li's speech was very well received, and the audience applauded enthusiastically.

At the subsequent summit.

Lin Li is also an absolute core member. The entire summit is actually a large-scale business meeting center. If you have the intention to cooperate, you can find the corresponding person.

There were also many booths in the venue, but of course, these booths were completely different from those at a game expo.

There are also meeting rooms and negotiation areas.

Lin Li was basically never idle throughout the day.

Too many people are looking for him.

Sony, Nintendo, Capcom—these are old acquaintances. Even if all the necessary talks have already been completed, it's still necessary to visit them on this occasion.

After I've met all the old acquaintances...

That basically concludes the day.

During this period, a large number of letters of intent for cooperation were naturally signed.

After a full day of intense conversations, Lin Li finally finished his work for the day.

We'll sign the contract again tomorrow morning, and then this meeting will be over.

"It's really tiring. Organizing this summit for a day is more tiring than working overtime for a week straight."

Holding the phone, Lin Li walked out, sighing as he went.

The person who could listen to Lin Li's complaints was naturally none other than himself.

Soon, on the other end of the phone...

Then Su Shanshan's clear and gentle voice came over to comfort her.

"You have to think of it this way: with this trip today, you won't need to make another trip to Japan before the New Year, right?"

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Lin Li nodded.

"That seems to be the truth."

Today I met almost everyone in the Japanese gaming industry in one go. Although it was a rushed meeting, it was still a good opportunity to be together.

Things are actually easier to negotiate, just like buying things; the busier the stall owner is, the more people will buy from him.

Although this analogy is not quite appropriate.

But that was the general idea, and since Lin Li was the host here, and both governments had agreed on the general direction, they did discuss a lot of deeper cooperation.

After discussing some serious matters, Su Shanshan asked Lin Li a question.

"So, are you coming back today?"

"Of course I'll come back; I have things to do tomorrow."

"Don't tire yourself out!"

"Feeling sorry for me? Feeling sorry for me? Prepare a surprise for me tonight!"

Having accomplished something major, Lin Li is now quite relaxed. The so-called surprise is a coded term that only he and Su Shanshan can understand.

Su Shanshan said, "I hate it."

"It's already so late when you get back? You still have the mind to be surprised?"

A man cannot say no.

Although he considered that even if he took a private jet, it would take several hours to get home from Shanghai, Lin Li was still very confident.

"Absolutely, I can rest on the plane anyway."

The two joked around for a while.

The car that was supposed to pick up Lin Li arrived.

Lin Li then hung up the phone.

At this moment, several executives from the Xinghuo platform, who were following closely behind Lin Li, were discussing their boss's performance that day and planning for tomorrow's schedule.

Yes, although Lin Li is going back to Shanghai, these people can't leave yet. There are still many details about what the big boss discussed that need to be implemented by them.

Lin Li is able to maintain his work efficiency.

It is also related to the efforts of these people.

In Lin Li's office, there is a calligraphy scroll that reads, "Many hands make light work."

After hanging up the phone, Lin Li didn't rush to get in the car. Instead, he used the time to confirm some details with them again.

Just at this time.

Suddenly, someone came running towards them under a street lamp.

"President Lin? Is that President Lin?"

The speaker was a young man wearing a white T-shirt and a gold chain, with a smile on his face.

He kept saying "Hello, hello".

Lin Li glanced at the sky; it was already quite late, and strictly speaking, this parking area was still inside the venue.

How did this person get in? "I am... and you are...?"

"My name is Wu Haoyu, you can just call me Xiao Wu. I'm also here to attend the summit. I've been wanting to see you, but you've been too busy, so I'm waiting here."

Lin Li glanced at his clothes.

A typical second-generation rich kid.

Many people's impression of the rich second generation is based on the arrogant and domineering images in movies, TV series, or short dramas.

But in real life...

There are indeed such people, but most second-generation rich kids don't actually have that many problems.

Especially when facing elders, their demeanor can even be described as somewhat humble.

This phenomenon is particularly evident in second-generation rich kids whose fathers are first-generation entrepreneurs.

These people may not be very good at learning, and they spend a lot of time hanging out with their bad friends.

However, in terms of interpersonal relationships, they have more or less inherited some of their parents' style of conduct.

Although it's very immature, you can still sense it.

Wu Haoyu, standing right in front of us, is a typical example.

From the moment he met Lin Li, he took the initiative to step forward, bend down, shake hands, and exchange pleasantries.

It didn't feel like a business meeting; it felt more like meeting a younger relative, even though the two people might not be that far apart in age.

This fairly good first impression prompted Lin Li to ask the next question.

"What do you want from me?"

Wu Haoyu quickly handed over his business card.

"Mr. Lin, I'm Xiao Wu from Yingche Network. I'm new to the industry and would like to ask you some questions."

Lin Li took the business card and felt that the name sounded somewhat familiar.

Then I glanced at the logo on the business card.

Suddenly, he heard the voice of "Yingche GAME" in his ear, and then he remembered that this was the company that made the Millennium Journey.

Of course, even though he recognized her, Lin Li did not stop.

After giving instructions to his subordinates, he continued walking in the direction of his driver.

He was indeed impressed by the journey through the millennium.

But I only have a vague impression of it.

This impression alone was not enough for him to stop and answer the young man's questions.

Lin Li has a lot going on, and if he remembers correctly, the Journey of a Thousand Years game is 23 years old, so the project is probably only just being launched now.

In situations like this, it's really impossible to get anything out of the conversation.

So he casually took out his business card and handed it over.

"You're Xiao Wu from Yingche Games, right? Here, could you scan the contact information for the Spark Game Developers Alliance on the back of this business card?"

If he has time, he might be willing to chat for a bit.

but not now.

Seeing that Lin Li showed no sign of stopping, Wu Haoyu became somewhat flustered.

He is a typical amateur.

What is an amateur? Simply put, it's someone who loves something so much that they decide to make one themselves.

This is Wu Haoyu's entrepreneurial journey.

He is very familiar with anime and tokusatsu culture, and has watched a lot of them.

When anime and manga games became wildly popular, he immediately became addicted to them.

Later, the Spark platform first proposed the Spark Program.

He was completely smitten.

He made the decision to start his own business making ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) games.

Unfortunately, he knew absolutely nothing about games.

So even though he had an idea, he didn't know where to start. This continued until the end of 17 when he found a person named Carbon Cat.