Kim Nam-joo greatly admired the young man's decisive, no-nonsense style.
The moment he entered, he had drawn his blade and struck hard, every slash drawing blood.
Every move had been aimed straight at Webzen's vital points.
At first, he had leaned toward The9's proposal: establish a new company, with Webzen holding 49%. A few hundred million won more or less meant nothing to him. He remained very optimistic about MU's prospects on the mainland and had even more confidence in his own product.
But this young man had smashed them with money in a completely unreasonable manner, first shaking their resolve.
Then he had presented comparative data charts, pointing out that the price was already extremely generous and teaching them to quit while they were ahead.
Although this young man named Chen Hao had not said a word the entire time, the contents of the PPT had been more persuasive than any speech.
What a ruthless ambition—and what skill!
His sophistication made it impossible to believe he was merely a brash youngster in his early twenties.
He could imagine that if they refused to work with him, the Korean market would be flooded with AFK bots and hacks within days.
For a newly launched online game in a period of rapid growth, this would be a devastating nuclear strike, greatly shortening MU's lifespan.
After that carrot-and-stick combination, even he had no choice but to select Century Horizon.
Although the other side had shown complete sincerity, admiration was one thing. Kim Nam-joo still felt somewhat irritated at being led around by the nose. He cursed inwardly, "Damn it, this young man..."
Inside the meeting room, opinions were divided. President Kwon and one director chose Shanda,
??? There were still people choosing Shanda? Other than its greatest fame, what else did it