Turbulence (Part One)

"What the hell is the Technology Department doing? Why isn't the website back up yet? It's been four hours already. Do they know how much traffic we've lost?"

Inside Chenxi Evaluation Company in Yordle City, the director in charge of the company's overall content planning relentlessly urged his assistant.

The assistant glanced at the director's completely bald head and cautiously said, "Boss, Manager Yang from the Technology Department said the traffic is too high. On top of that, hackers outside are deliberately attacking us with garbage data. Our current servers are having trouble handling the load..."

"Didn't we install new servers?" the bald director asked with a frown.

The assistant lowered her head. "Manager Yang from the Technology Department said the growth was too fast. The servers we bought earlier were overloaded almost immediately..."

The director flew into a rage. "Those useless technicians! Whenever something happens, they blame the hardware. Do we spend so much money hiring them every year just to feed them crap?"

The assistant cautiously glanced at him. His words sounded like a thunderstorm, but his voice was unusually soft... He even seemed afraid that someone outside might hear him, making him seem extremely lacking in confidence...

Still, she could understand. Recently, technicians across the country seemed to have become rather arrogant. They threatened to quit or go on collective strike at the slightest provocation. She had no idea who had encouraged this trend, but it had left the administrative managers feeling deeply frustrated...

Besides, Chenxi Reviews was at a critical juncture. The director really didn't dare risk offending those programmers at a time like this!

The game Star Sea had authorized only their company to review it ever since its release. Several major review companies had tried to poach the game and bring it onto their