"What? We can actually attract influencers who come knocking on our door?" Su Bai laughed. "That's pretty damn impressive. I feel like those people usually only care about cash-grab browser games with constant server resets, or mini-programs and stuff. It's really rare for them to approach a game like ours."
"Maybe. It could be a coincidence? Or maybe she wants to differentiate herself... Anyway, it doesn't seem very suitable..."
"It really isn't suitable."
Su Bai took the tablet from Director Du and glanced over the information he had just compiled on that influencer before delivering his blunt assessment.
To be fair, Director Du's work ability was genuinely beyond reproach.
His management skills were another matter.
At the very least, when it came to handling people and quickly gathering and organizing information, he had the bearing of a seasoned workplace veteran.
These basic tasks should not be underestimated. In fact, many employees who did not know how to adapt flexibly would not have been able to handle an old hand like Li Xiaocan.
Any influencer who had reached a certain scale, even a small-time one, was more socially adept than the average office worker, let alone one who had come prepared with an agenda.
As for why they had no intention of cooperating with someone like her, the first issue was her attitude.
Su Bai would only work with promotional channels he could fully control. After all, he was not in a hurry to make money from games. Since this was merely a passion project, naturally, the priority was polishing the game itself. As for promotion, he would just let things take their course and slowly build up a reputation.
Working with troublesome streamers would only muddle the target audience.
To some extent, in this chaotic post-internet era, creating highly specialized