"We don't need to beat around the bush. I was originally going to agree to your plan, but now that Qingshan Game has joined in, I'm not sure if anything has changed."
Manager Feng paused, then continued, "Will this game still be handed over to Feng Teng?"
Wang Yue didn't hear any threat in the question. It sounded like a friend asking out of simple curiosity. He didn't try to play hard to get, and just smiled. "Feng Teng is a giant in the gaming industry. Both Qingshan Game and my Guangyue Technology are eager to learn from Feng Teng Company.
"So I've decided that Guangyue Technology will continue developing the game, while Feng Teng and Qingshan will handle the operations together.
"Would you be willing to give us the opportunity to learn from Feng Teng's operating strategies?"
Manager Feng understood: Wang Yue wanted Feng Teng to take the lead in operating the game. Feng Teng would get the lion's share of the profits, but in return, it would have to bring Qingshan Game—a newcomer to the industry with plenty of money and little sense—into the fold.
That would bring another competitor into the gaming industry, but Manager Feng wasn't afraid of competition. The more strong companies there were, the more good games there would be. It was a virtuous cycle.
Having one more competitor was a small matter by comparison.
Once he'd thought it through, Manager Feng smiled. "In that case, let Director He and Manager Liu discuss the specifics of our cooperation after dinner. Let's eat first."
"Please, Manager Feng!"
Wang Yue hastily exchanged pleasantries and was about to sit down when he noticed a new text on his phone before he'd even picked up his chopsticks. If it had been from anyone else, he might not have