A vast, spotless office, with a magnificent city skyline stretching beyond its windows.
Through the lenses of Time magazine's special correspondent and photographer, the tall figure who had just turned thirty-one seemed to hold mountains and rivers within his chest, the sun and moon within his eyes. With an infinitely composed smile, he appeared to be announcing to the entire world:
He had changed the world.
This was the cover shoot for Time magazine's Person of the Year.
At this point, half a year had passed since Cloud Sea Technology's new product launch.
These six months had been a magnificent half-year of Cloud Sea Technology charging ahead across the globe, a half-year that had changed the world's technological landscape.
Over these six months, sales of Cloud Sea's headset devices had steadily climbed. Global sales surpassed one million units in the first month alone, and afterward, fueled by voluntary promotion from all kinds of self-media creators and users, its reputation continued to spread.
Beginning in the second month, sales surged into the millions. In just half a year, global headset sales alone had climbed to twenty million units.
Countless people eagerly embraced the arrival of a new era.
According to estimates from multiple top professional consulting firms, sales of Cloud Sea Technology's headset devices would continue to rise in the future, with nothing but good prospects ahead.
Sales of the accompanying omnidirectional treadmills and haptic feedback devices had also reached over fifty percent of total headset sales. It was believed that users who had yet to purchase the accompanying equipment were most likely held back by financial considerations, and that this group would continue converting in the future.
And all of this seemed to have been laying the groundwork for it—the monumental work that would truly usher in the era of