Thunder Network's brief crash gave the other video sites a tremendous opportunity.
Before anyone else could react, Old Hou and his old partners made their move.
Every platform that had taken part in the campaign against A Station was attacked. Then the Ghost Cultivators immediately became paid posters, promoting A Station on other online discussion platforms.
The large servers in Heaven Origin and Cloud began facing a new challenge.
User traffic kept climbing. Streamers who had once left finally remembered their old companion, and after logging in, marveled that it was still alive and everything was just as they remembered.
More and more people began streaming My Unemployment Life. Other streamers with nothing to do also began trying to carve out new niches, bringing A Station's streaming business back to life.
Watching the platform flourish, Old Hou teared up again.
His feelings for A Station had gone beyond money and profit. It had become his life's work and his ideal.
He felt like the architect in My Unemployment Life, growing from nothing and finding a new beginning amid desolation and ruins.
But he also knew that this prosperity was only temporary.
If they couldn't keep these people, then the traffic, the viewers, and the streamers would all be nothing but an illusion, shattering at the slightest touch.
The Ghost Cultivators switched jobs again and became customer support staff. Everyone began offering ideas to improve A Station, launching every new event they could think of, so long as it kept people around!
Luo Tong also began pouring in money to support them. All their earlier investments had been preparation for what came next. Now was the time to build on their gains!
President Chen, here we come!
Unprecedented enthusiasm erupted in the tiny office. Passion burned and surged through it, and