Once the project team had taken their seats, the host began introducing the game.
A promotional video for the game played. This Three Kingdoms game had been running for nine years. At its peak, it had been the top online game in the Three Kingdoms genre and ranked among the best of all online games.
Later, online games as a whole fell into decline, and the glory faded. These days, most players were there for the nostalgia.
Perhaps the game company wasn't willing to give up. They'd come to the show to take one more shot at a comeback.
In the monitoring room where the Chief Director was stationed, Yu Hua watched the two rows of screens in front of him, walkie-talkie in hand. On one of the split screens, he saw members of the game project team tearing up as they watched the promotional video.
He smiled. That was exactly the effect he wanted. With all the elements coming together, the people at the recording site were getting emotional, and their hearts were softening.
So Yu Hua had cut out anything that might drag things down. He hadn't even arranged interviews with the sponsors.
If you interviewed them, they'd need to collect themselves before they could speak, and the atmosphere would be gone.
It was this very atmosphere that made so many people willing to spend money.
Did you think they were only paying the musicians hundreds of thousands in fees? There was the production team to pay, too.
After Yu Hua came up with this show, it wasn't just the executives at Penguin Video who took notice. Even the boss surnamed Ma, all the way over in Pengcheng, had called to ask about it.
What did he ask?
Why couldn't certain projects get on the show? Why wasn't