"Hehe, it's open! Hurry, hurry, Ye, let's get in and see if we can become one of the first hundred lucky players to receive Narus's reward!" Ye Han wore headphones, and the noise coming from them was enormous. Even someone standing beside him could hear it loud and clear.
"Come on, Fatty, stop making that noise. My ears can't take your whining." Sitting before the computer, Ye Han complained helplessly. Fatty's excited shouting just now had nearly blown out his eardrums. Still, though he sounded weak, his hands were anything but slow. His eyes stayed fixed on the monitor as his fingers flew across the keyboard, quickly filling in the registration details in the "Account" and "Password" fields on the screen.
The game Ye Han and the others were trying to enter was an anime game. Ever since Marvel had released Avengers—a film made around a group of superheroes—and made a fortune from it, Japan had been inspired. Since Marvel could make Avengers, why couldn't Japan? There was no reason to lose to others in this regard! Thus, they began their own superhero project. The difference was that Japan did not follow Marvel's path of making movies. What they sought was longer-term profit: gathering Japan's anime heroes and using those high-quality cultural resources to build an enormous industry! From films to theme parks, they had laid out grand plans, and games, which required comparatively little investment, were among the first projects.
Today was the launch day of Alliance, a game created by the core forces of Japan's anime industry and incorporating every aspect of the manga industry.
Alliance was a massive online game led by several giants of Japan's animation industry. It integrated vast resources, recruited a huge number of top talents, and took a long time to develop. Japan