After Wang Yi announced that he would be joining the Raptors, the China Hope Project received a $500 million donation that same afternoon.
The donor was listed as Wang Yi.
When the person in charge of the Hope Project called to thank Wang Yi, he simply smiled faintly and said, "It was the least I could do."
He knew Tamim had made the donation in his name.
So be it.
Although he hadn't donated the money himself, Tamim wouldn't have given so much if it weren't for him. And since Tamim insisted on donating in his name, there wasn't much he could do about it.
Wang Yi didn't have much to do over the next couple of days, so he chatted with friends, talked big, and had a few drinks.
The only thing that happened was that the game helmets sold out.
At first, they made 50,000 game helmets.
They sold out in no time.
So they made another 50,000.
They had thought of this as a trial run. The game wasn't fully polished yet.
Besides, a game selling for 300 yuan might have been dirt cheap compared to its production costs, but 300 yuan was still a little expensive for ordinary people.
They hadn't expected so many people to buy it.
So Mitchell told the production line to make another 50,000 game helmets.
If those sold out too, they'd make another 50,000.
But 200,000 was the limit for this year.
They needed those 200,000 players to gather game data and help fix bugs. If too many people played, any bugs that cropped up would affect too many users, so they had to keep the impact relatively small.
Next, Wang Yi filmed two commercials and took part in the recording of a variety show.
To leave himself enough time, he