Though it was called a studio, its main business wasn't selling in-game items or farming gold.
By now, game studios had branched out into all sorts of specialized fields and business models.
Scenery Studio's business model focused on uncovering hidden corners of games, breathtaking scenery, amusing stories about characters, and other such things.
Most importantly, it closely tracked the top players in each game and published profiles on them, boosting the studio's influence.
Put simply, it was like a newspaper, reporting on the latest hot topics and breaking stories in games while digging into current events.
As a newcomer, Scenery Studio had gotten a very late start. It couldn't compare with the established studios in the same field.
So it needed a new game to overtake the competition. The sudden arrival of Blue Sea gave it that opportunity, and years of savings from working a day job gave Jing Yan the chance to make one big gamble.
And that was how Scenery Studio came to be.
"I can't fail. I have to make a name for myself in Jianghai City!"
A lovely face suddenly appeared in his mind. Jing Yan furrowed his brows, as if remembering something troubling. He tossed away his cigarette butt and ground it out underfoot.
He hurried back into the room. On Fatty's computer, the video editing was almost finished.
"Scenery Studio's work is always top quality!"
A line of eye-catching text appeared as the closing title.
"Whew—done!"
Fatty looked excitedly at Jing Yan, who smiled and patted him on the shoulder.
"Thanks for all your hard work. Head back into the game. I'll take care of the write-up and posting it on all the platforms."
"Sure. I'll leave it to you, boss."
Jing Yan checked the video first. Once he was sure there were no