Wang Yi returned to his villa in Chang'an and enjoyed a brief reunion with his family.
The next day, he went straight to the headquarters of their newly established livestreaming platform.
After Mitchell and a group of experts had studied the new platform, Wang Yi gave his approval to its name: Wushuang.
The name Wushuang had several meanings, but two were the most important.
First, it was a platform established by Wang Yi, primarily for livestreaming basketball.
It might add sections for entertainment, beauty, dance, outdoor activities, and more in the future, but basketball livestreams would remain its main focus.
And Wang Yi was the one and only Unrivaled Superstar in the world of basketball.
So Wushuang was a very fitting name for the platform.
In addition, Wushuang conveyed the idea of being one of a kind. In other words, the platform would become the one and only livestreaming platform in the world.
No other platform could compare.
For the Wushuang livestreaming platform, Mitchell had arranged for a Wushuang Base to be built in the Chanba Ecological Park.
The base was equipped with a full range of livestreaming equipment, along with more than a hundred different sets.
Smaller sets included bedrooms, classrooms, train carriages, hospital rooms, convenience stores, living rooms, and more.
Larger sets included an overpass, a road, an artificial lake, and a basketball court.
They had even built an indoor arena modeled after the Anta Center.
That way, the signed streamers on the Wushuang Platform could come to these venues to shoot short videos or livestream from the sets.
And at first, these sets would be free to use.
A month later, there would be a fee.
The fee wasn't intended to make money. If the sets were free, too many teams and individuals would want to use