669. Resolution

Yannan.

Zheng Li, a university student studying medicine, was browsing the internet in between his studies that day.

The long holiday in October had done nothing to ease the fatigue of studying. By November, late autumn, the weather in Yannan was already bitterly cold. After finishing his meal in the cafeteria, Zheng Li hurried back to his dormitory, turned on his computer, watched a few videos, and then checked the news.

That was when Zheng Li saw a piece of news.

Silent Media would launch its first self-developed digital entertainment device in January.

Seeing this, Zheng Li suddenly recalled some news he had read before.

Lu Ban's Silent Media had invested in a coastal game company.

Zheng Li had never heard of this game company's games. At the time, what he had seen others say was that the company seemed all right on the surface, but was actually on the verge of collapse. The game consoles it produced were not very good either. Lu Ban had essentially spent money to buy himself a loss.

As everyone knew, Lu Ban was a film director, while film and games were two completely different fields. Although many game developers loved movies and tried to create works with cinematic storytelling, games still had to be fun. Not many people were optimistic about Lu Ban making this crossover.

But even if they were not optimistic, most people would not say so out loud.

After all, the time before that, and the time before that, and the several times before those, Lu Ban had slapped them all in the face.

At times like this, the only people who would jump out were marketing accounts trying to ride the hype. People in serious gaming circles would not make reckless comments.

As for opening the champagne early, everyone