Dream Builder and P Station did indeed have a bit of friction between them.
For instance, the original art for He Yin that they submitted initially got stuck in review, and then there was that trailer that was taken down just minutes after its release...
Yet if you were to really analyze these incidents, you could attribute them all to P Station's review system.
Xu Meng's dissatisfaction stemmed mostly from the double standard in P Station's reviews.
--There was a clear, discriminatory difference in how they handled content reviews for broad categories like the entire 2D section versus the internet-famous dancing section.
When it came to Frost Snow Project specifically, P Station had not singled out this game for differential treatment.
They gave it neither special support nor deliberate aversions.
When they went to the agent to handle issues, the agent immediately went to help out.
While the agent was a bit of a slacker, there was certainly no talk of deep enmity.
Since there was no enmity, why apologize?
A bad premonition instantly surfaced in Xu Meng's heart.
--When two people with little affection between them, who had just cobbled together a life as a married couple, suddenly had one person apologizing to the other without warning...
No one would think that was good news, right?!
Song Zhicheng reacted much like Xu Meng, feeling a jolt in his chest when he suddenly received the call.
He recounted the situation at the time to Xu Meng--
"What, are you guys going to take down Frost Snow Project too?" Song Zhicheng asked at the hotel entrance, carrying a hint of alcohol on his breath.
"How could that be?!" Meng Hui, the P Station game agency department's liaison for Frost Snow Project, denied it loudly and in surprise, "Of course not!"
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