The Situation

Zhou Yunchong closed his laptop in the hotel room. Having been on Japan Island for half a month, he had finally gained some understanding of the local situation.

As a staff member of Xin Man Net, the largest 2D website in the Dragon Country interior, Zhou Yunchong had been sent there with an important mission.

After all, large websites were well-informed. They knew that the authorities would soon relax restrictions to promote communication and exchange of entertainment and film works between the two regions. Of course, to prevent the existing market environments from suffering uncontrollable shocks, the exchange would be opened gradually. However, it wouldn't be many years before the two cultural circles completely merged; after all, this was the trend.

In fact, the relationship between the cultural circles of Japan Island and the interior was strange, but not entirely incomprehensible.

It was much like the Parallel World of Hong Kong; many works did not circulate between the two. People there used Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, and there were eight mainstream mobile carriers, the largest being CSL.

But users in the interior used WeChat, Bilibili, and the mobile carriers were basically China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile!

Just as people in the interior of that parallel world wouldn't bother logging into websites from the Hong Kong region to see what the content was, watching television from there was the same in the Dragon Country plane.

In this world's Japan Island, because of their greater autonomy, the cultural sector, network operators, and communication providers were all independent. Although the internet was universal, if people here used local networks to watch works from the interior, it would lag to the point of explosion. Naturally, the locals wouldn't pay attention to interior works, and the same applied to the interior.

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