On the one hand, similar pay-to-win games were springing up everywhere. On the other, Tengyue Games' reputation was plummeting.
With things at this point, the obvious move was to spend money. Wang Yue immediately ordered Xin Hailu to hire people to control the public opinion and try to restore the company's reputation.
Xin Hailu saw that Wang Yue was actually trying to save the reputation of the company's gaming division. Knowing her future brother-in-law, she had a feeling things weren't so simple.
But she couldn't figure out what he was up to, so she couldn't help asking, "Brother-in-law, could you explain it to me? At a time like this, shouldn't you be secretly laughing? Why are you spending money to control the comments?"
Wang Yue certainly couldn't tell her the truth, so he bluffed, "Doesn't controlling the comments cost money? As long as we spend it, isn't that the same as taking a loss?"
Xin Hailu had to admit that Wang Yue had convinced her. The comment-control campaign also met the terms of the contract, so she arranged it without hesitation.
The result was obvious. This generation of netizens was all about rebelling: the more the comments were controlled, the less they played. Instead, fewer and fewer people played Tengyue Games, and before long, it was losing money.
As the saying went, misfortunes never came singly. Since Wang Yue had chosen to make his move at this time, it was only natural that more than one project would stop making money.
Tengyue Construction had originally kept getting business thanks to all the connections Mr. Sima had put in place. But he had only so many connections, and they couldn't renovate homes every day. Inevitably, the company's workload kept shrinking, leaving its renovation projects in the red.
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