The new game the skinny man had mentioned began its promotional campaign two days later.
The female celebrity Gu Yan, who was the game's spokesperson, had shot to fame over the past two years. She was active in film, television, and music. In terms of talent, she was merely average, but she was stunningly beautiful, had an exceptional aura, and was versatile. After her debut, her fanbase had skyrocketed, growing exponentially.
Endorsing a game and dressing up as one of its characters was something Goddess Yan excelled at. Once she had put on the form-fitting battle armor and pointed the long sword in her hand, with a desolate battlefield as the backdrop, her entire presence became extraordinary.
As soon as the posters and promotional animation were released online, they went viral, earning endless praise.
Across the entire gaming world—at least the domestic gaming scene—no one was talking about any other game anymore.
The promotional momentum behind Search for Spirits ground to a halt, and no one mentioned its bizarre horror stories anymore.
I felt relieved.
I hadn't enjoyed that relief for two days before I saw new updates online.
Blazing Warriors, endorsed by Goddess Yan, announced a new spokesperson.
He was another familiar face: Nangong Yao's younger brother, Nan Tian.
He was also dressed as a game character, but rather than wearing armor, he was dressed like a scholar, refined and elegant. The backdrop was a building in the middle of an explosion, which was extremely violent. The contrast between the two was striking.
Nan Tian's fans were naturally full of praise. Everyone else was focused on the game itself.
Blazing Warriors and Search for Spirits were two completely different kinds of games. The former was purely competitive, like most games on the market. Players were placed on a map