On the day the final voting results came out, the Lead Game Planner of Riot Games' China Region came looking for Wu Wei.
Wu Wei had previously looked into Riot Games' corporate structure.
It could be said that in this world, the relationship between Riot Games and Tencent differed somewhat from his previous life.
In his previous life, although Riot Games had been a wholly owned subsidiary of Tencent, Tencent had not interfered with its operations or game planning.
But this world was different.
After acquiring Riot Games, Tencent acted swiftly and forcefully, using hardline methods to seize control of the company.
It could be said that Tencent controlled every aspect of Riot Games' operations.
A new ruler brought a new court.
After gradually replacing Riot Games' personnel over several years, Riot Games had now become a completely obedient subsidiary.
Thus, at the beginning of this year, Tencent finally found an opportunity to replace wick, who had long served as both Lead Game Planner and chief designer for League of Legends.
Tencent needed a Chinese person loyal to the company to control it, not a foreigner who might be poached at any time.
And the one replacing wick was Huang Yu, the former Chief Director of Zero Corridor Studio, who had been parachuted in by Tencent's upper management.
The moment Huang Yu took office, it immediately caused an uproar among the players.
After all, the former chief, wick, had always planned League of Legends events in ways that suited the players' tastes, and he had built the entire game step by step.
Tencent had previously been extremely cautious with its personnel replacements, so they had not attracted much attention from players.
But the Chief Planner position was different.
It could be said that the Chief Planner was equivalent to the