"Let's leave it there. I'm busy."
With a click, the call ended.
Several pairs of eyes around him turned toward him in unison.
Everyone was eager to know what Lehoyo had up its sleeve.
The man rubbed his brow and gave a bitter laugh. "The domestic gaming industry may be in for a shake-up."
Someone beside him scoffed.
"Because of Lehoyo?"
"One hit game, that's all. Who can say how much of it was luck?"
"It might flop any day now. How does that qualify them to compete with us for the top?"
Another person agreed. "Exactly. Tencent is our only real rival."
"I don't believe a major company could have the tables turned on it by a tiny outfit."
"Besides, Tencent's imitation is about to launch, isn't it?"
"With that massive user base behind it, they can copy the competition to death."
Everyone chimed in, convinced NetEase was powerless to get involved.
Only the man who had just made the call looked ashen.
He knew one thing.
Lehoyo still held a trump card.
Meanwhile, public debate had erupted into an uproar.
But the story had only just begun.
Black Fu Hua glanced down at the two girls standing on her arm, a hint of exasperation in her voice.
"It was only a few memories. I even sent someone specifically to guide you. What took you so long?"
Kiana and Bronya stiffened.
Their vigilance instantly peaked.
Seeing this, Black Fu Hua hurriedly waved her hands. "Did I scare you? Sorry, sorry. I meant to surprise you... ahem, I did go a little overboard."
Bronya's gaze sharpened, her questioning voice cold and hard. "Who exactly are you?"
She noticed the two instinctively take half a step back.
Black Fu Hua's heart sank.
That insignificant distance felt like an uncrossable chasm to