"Are you planning to use this news to generate buzz?" Chen Ge immediately understood what Chairman Luo meant. "Will that work?"
"Advertising costs money because ads are usually dull and one-dimensional. People are naturally curious, and we have a great opportunity here. We just need to pique that curiosity. Leave the specifics to me. You only need to remember two things. First, if anyone asks you about the news, say you don't know. Keep it mysterious. Second, don't deny anything outright, but don't confirm anything either." Chairman Luo poured Chen Ge another cup of tea. "I'm sure you understand what I mean."
"Mm." Chen Ge nodded.
"There's something else I'd like to ask you." Chairman Luo flipped through several document folders on the desk. "Virtual Future Park opens the day after tomorrow. Does your Haunted House have any new scenes? They don't need to be particularly elaborate, but they must be challenging—ideally, impossible to clear."
"As luck would have it, my parents had an idea that fits your requirements perfectly. I've spent this time bringing most of it to life. It should be ready to open to visitors the morning after tomorrow."
"I knew you wouldn't let me down." Chairman Luo picked up the first folder on the desk. "Give me a brief introduction to your most difficult scene. We'll make it the focus of our publicity."
Chen Ge picked up a pen and thought for a moment. "It's a Ghost School scene. It contains every kind of ghost story that could happen at a school. But that's not the main thing."
"Don't feel pressured. If you run into any difficulties, just tell me. Are you short-staffed? Or missing anything?"
"We have all the staff and equipment we need. The thing is, that scene..." Chen Ge set down his teacup