Du Bin was in no hurry at all. Only after thoroughly whetting the players' appetites did he say with a smile, "Why do I say this legion is worth several billion? Let me reveal one thing first. Lu Yang's legion really does have only a little over 300,000 people, just as the outside world guessed. To be precise, it has 310,862 people—not one more."
Tong Tong, beside him, asked, "You mean this team of 310,000 people is worth several billion?"
Du Bin said, "That's right. This team of 310,000 people is worth several billion."
The livestream chat immediately erupted with another wave of insults and skepticism.
Knowing that the audience's anticipation had been fully built up, Du Bin said, "Why is it worth so much? Let me give everyone a second example. Every person in this legion is level 160 and wearing level 160 Dark Gold Sets."
The livestream instantly fell silent. Then, less than three seconds later, the livestream crashed with a thud.
"Damn it, tech department, fix it now!" Du Bin panicked.
The boss panicked too and cursed, "What the hell is going on? It crashed at such a crucial moment. Do you still want your jobs?"
The head of the technical department looked helpless as he said, "There are too many viewers. We broke the all-time record. The moment Du Bin said that, more than 200 million people started posting messages. It would be a miracle if it didn't crash."
The boss said, "..."
"There really were that many viewers? I thought you guys had inflated the numbers in the backend," the boss said.
The tech department head rolled his eyes. "Do I look that bored? It's fixed."
Du Bin looked at the signal and saw that it had returned. The chat was once again flooded with