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Inside a detached house in the suburbs of Xinxiang, England.

Brand was sitting at his computer desk, sipping a beer and eating fries while scrolling through videos on YouTube.

"Fuck, has this sissy ever even played Starcard? Why does he always like to slander Starcard?"

Why is it that nowadays, people who have never even played a game can become gaming bloggers and freely slander developers who are serious about making games?!

Although Brand wasn't a StarCard fan, he enjoyed playing StarCard's Terraria, while Fujishima Yuichiro gradually turned his attention to all of StarCard's games.

Even Terraria, which was nominated for the TGA, was described by Yuichiro Fujishima as a market-driven product.

Just like when the World Basketball League selected a Chinese player as the top draft pick in order to gain access to the Chinese market.

However, in the eyes of Brand, who plays Terraria and watches the World Basketball League, Fujishima Yuichiro's remarks were completely wrong.

Moreover, Fujishima Yuichiro has a pale and thin face, which is completely outside of Brand's aesthetic standards.

"I wonder what's so handsome about him that makes a bunch of girls at school so infatuated?"

Brand downed the beer in the can, closed the video page, went to Fujishima Yuichiro's homepage, and clicked the block button.

After doing all that, Brand grabbed a handful of fries and stuffed his mouth full.

With his other hand, he clicked on his following list and then on the profile of a video blogger he had recently become a fan of.

"Huh, finally an update, but this cover..."

Brand couldn't help but tilt his head forward to carefully examine the cover of the latest video posted on Xiao Jiang's blog account.

The image above is a screenshot of Xiao Jiang wearing traditional Miao clothing, sitting in front of a computer playing a game.

Although Xiao Jiang only occupied a small corner, she attracted Brand's attention like a magnet.

"My goodness, this outfit of yours is so beautiful. It doesn't look like a kimono; it must be a type of clothing unique to China."

Brand searched his memory carefully, but he didn't know much about Chinese culture and couldn't find any memories related to Miao clothing.

"I'll search for it after I finish watching this video."

Brand rubbed his hands together, a sense of curiosity about Chinese culture creeping into his heart.

Click on the video, and after a short loading moment, the image slowly begins to appear.

Under Brand's expectant gaze, Jiang Jia, who looked like a fairy, slowly appeared before him.

"My God, is this the peerless beauty from the East?"

Brand stared wide-eyed at Jiang Jia's eloquent speech in the video, his attention completely diverted from the English subtitles, as he was solely focused on admiring Jiang Jia's beautiful makeup.

Jiang Jia's beauty is completely different from the European and American stars that Brand has seen.

One type has captivating eyes and a gentle, refined demeanor; the other is bold, generous, and has a cheerful personality.

Brand originally thought he preferred the second type, but after meeting Jiang Jia, his aesthetic sense was completely transformed.

After the first video played, Brand had no idea what the video was about; all he knew was that the blogger looked stunning this time.

It wasn't until the third time that Brand finally managed to pull his gaze away and focus on the game screen and the subtitles below.

"Escape from Chickenkov, Starcard's latest masterpiece, looks so-so. After searching around the map, the game content seems quite complex and tedious."

Compared to his fondness for Jiang Jia, Brand wasn't particularly interested in "Escape from Chickenkov".

In his opinion, this is just a game where you enter a map, search for items, and complete the level; it doesn't seem very appealing.

"Oh, right, send the video to Harvey and Moria, let them see what a truly beautiful girl looks like!"

Brand moved his fingers holding the mouse and sent the video link to a few of his good buddies.

……

Meanwhile, in Hangzhou, at Xingka.

After posting the video, Jiang Jia would log into the account backend every now and then to check how much the data was increasing.

Based on her previous experience with videos, the first day or two is when the video data grows the fastest, and most of her followers watch her videos during this period.

However, the data for today's video seems a bit unusual...

At 11:30, which should have been lunch break time, Jiang Jia and the account's operations team were all huddled around their computers, with no one planning to leave.

"It's gone up! It's gone up again!"

"Wow, this time the increase is even bigger!"

If someone unfamiliar with the situation were to pass by, they might assume they were looking at stocks or funds.

However, what they were actually looking at was the data displayed in the account's backend.

Refreshing the page every half hour shows a significant improvement in the video data.

Just three hours after the video was released, it had already garnered over 300,000 views, along with a significant number of likes, comments, and new followers.

Looking at the line chart showing a sharp rise, Jiang Jia had a vague premonition that this video was likely to go viral.

The other members of the team also had the same premonition.

Some people even secretly wished that a line chart showing such a straight upward trend could be replicated on the curve of the funds they bought.

Seeing that no one had any intention of leaving, Jiang Jia had no choice but to take the initiative to remind them.

"Everyone, go home and rest now. Don't skip lunch."

Jiang Jia's reminder snapped the others out of their daze, and they left the office in twos and threes to go home for dinner.

Jiang Jia glanced at the video data, then stood up to go downstairs to get a boxed lunch when her phone suddenly rang.

"Hello, is this Ms. Jiang? Your package has arrived, please come out and pick it up."

"Okay."

After Jiang Jia responded, she quickly walked out of the company gate and took several packages from the courier.

These are all traditional Chinese ethnic costumes purchased with company reimbursement, to be used for filming subsequent episodes of the video.

Over the next two weeks, Jiang Jia efficiently produced more than twenty videos.

Because Jiang Jia wears completely different outfits in each video, she brings a strong sense of novelty to her fans.

Therefore, Jiang Jia's account not only nearly doubled in number of fans in just over twenty days, but these fans were also highly engaged and active. Basically, every video Jiang Jia posted could get a million views.

Thanks to Starcard's continuous promotional efforts, Escape from Chickenkov has gained wider recognition.

As for China, although on the surface almost no one is discussing "Escape from Chickenkov," as soon as "Escape from Chickenkov" is released, it will definitely cause a huge uproar.