Mortal Kombat: Scumbag Men Stealing Away Yandere Girls

Shile Company decided to conduct user acquisition tests for Bai Weiran's project and Wu Ji's project next month.

We'll conduct a closed beta test to assess the situation and then adjust the content based on the collected data and player feedback.

That's what the company said, but people on both projects knew there was more to it than that.

The company will decide on subsequent resource allocation based on the results of the user acquisition test.

If this battle is lost, the entire project will become extremely precarious.

If they lose again during the next public beta test, then it's all over.

The company will definitely allocate its publicity and marketing resources to another project.

The gaming industry is already a red ocean market; there's no such thing as a slow and steady journey of cultivation.

Without promotional resources, it's tantamount to a death sentence for a game.

More than half of the people in Bai Weiran's project are newcomers with no experience in launching projects, and they are all extremely nervous.

Guoguo has been taking stomach medicine three times a day recently, and has also visited all the temples in the city, burning incense, praying to Buddha, and begging everyone she can, just hoping that the project won't fail.

But Bai Weiran had a different idea.

“This is no big deal—” he said calmly, looking at the crowd.

"Even if the internal testing data is unsuccessful, it only means that we still have room for adjustment."

Every project in the internet industry is a gamble.

They're either jumping on the bandwagon or betting on future trends.

The winner of the bet is smug and proud, while the loser is trampled underfoot.

There's a classic internet joke.

Three people were in an elevator. One person was doing push-ups like crazy, one person was drinking milk tea non-stop, and one person was reading a book non-stop.

When they got to the top floor, people asked them how they got up there.

One person said: "I did push-ups to get up here."

One person said: "I came up here after drinking milk tea."

One person said: "I got ahead by reading books and relying on the power of knowledge."

No, in the end, they were all brought up by the elevator.

He finished the joke calmly and shrugged.

"I believe that your hard work and dedication beforehand have been enough."

"This is just the beginning; the war is still a long one. Don't rush."

Bai Weiran understood everyone's unease.

In fact, Wu Ji's project has been in development for longer than his project. Whether the core gameplay can attract people is unknown, but the art of the project that has been in development for a longer time is definitely more refined, especially since Wu Ji's producer is from a technical art background.

Their project's promotional images alone are enough to attract attention.

Their project is aimed at all ages, with characters in a cute, chibi style, and relies on core gameplay to attract people.

Recently, Guoguo and the other planners have clearly become anxious.

He started offering all sorts of advice on art, which made the art team a bit irritable, so they complained to him.

The planner has a mouth, but the art and programming staff run themselves ragged.

He couldn't exactly motivate everyone or promise them a sure win.

I can't even swallow this kind of pancake myself, let alone give it to someone else.

There used to be leaders who dared to say things like, "If you win, you get a young model; if you lose, you get a factory job."

Do your best and leave the rest to fate.

He even left around 8 or 9 a.m., earlier than many others on the project.

Those who had been eyeing this project were completely taken aback.

He patted Anan on the shoulder and left.

As soon as he left the meeting room, Guoguo caught up with him, carrying her little notebook. The two walked in silence for a few minutes before Guoguo sighed.

"My son, you are too steady."

"When will I be able to be as steady as you?"

Upon hearing this, Bai Weiran simply patted her shoulder.

"Are you still writing novels lately?"

Guoguo looked dejected. "...I'm not writing much anymore. I'm so stressed I'm going to pull my hair out."

"Write something down, it'll put your mind at ease."

"Who knows, it might become a hit?"

Guoguo exclaimed "Ah!" and stood there, stunned, watching Bai Weiran walk away.

Bai Weiran took out his phone from his pocket as he walked.

He was not lazy at work and believed that he had done his best and that things couldn't get any better.

But the outcome of the project is uncertain, and even he is not exempt from this principle.

If he knew what would become popular, would he still be a corporate slave?

Why not just take off and become the boss?

Before the closed beta test, I was feeling anxious. Unexpectedly, what brought me good luck and calmed me down was the platform that had always caused me trouble in the past.

It's related to his dark room.

Before making the purchase, he simply wanted a venue that could accommodate one hundred yandere girls.

I only found out about the construction progress bar after I made the purchase.

This construction progress bar is related to the estimated value of the Big Black House itself.

These days, thanks to the efforts of the yandere girls, the construction progress bar of his big black house has been climbing all the way to 16/100, and the valuation has also risen accordingly.

Driven by a kind of numerical planning inertia, he used formula functions to calculate the data of the construction progress bar to create a growth curve, and compared it with the increase in the estimated value, and found that the two curves almost overlapped.

This is a well-designed, very reasonable growth and reward curve.

Gaga had told him at the beginning that the Big Black Room could be bought back by the platform at 70% of the original price, just like other items purchased from the store.

Bai Weiran didn't pay attention at first.

He himself often uses this method of recycling items through the system, so there will definitely be a loss rate.

But the Big Black Room isn't like those shop props; it's a product with growing value.

This shouldn't have happened.

If only one girl is imprisoned, she wouldn't be able to handle such a large area at once; it would take too long. If she wanted to use energy to handle it herself, the value of the energy consumed would completely offset the increased valuation of the dark room.

Because of his momentary anger and reckless actions, he locked up a hundred girls in one go, resulting in this situation.

When Bai Weiran discovered this, he found it both funny and absurd.

It's true what they say: you may try to plant flowers, but they won't bloom; or you may plant willows, but they will thrive.

Following the rules or acting recklessly in life can sometimes lead to drastically different results.

For this mission, he will receive a fixed reward from one hundred girls.

At the same time, the valuation can be increased by completing the construction progress of the large black house, and it can be sold back at the end.

That means he plucked the wool from the same sheep twice!

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I was busy today, so I didn't update much. I'll try my best to make up for it tomorrow (ToT)

Chapter Seven: With plenty of money, of course we have to be serious.

It's certainly something to be happy about if a sheep can be fleeced twice.

But Bai Weiran is not a capitalist at heart; he is a wage slave.

His way of thinking is that the more you receive, the greater your responsibility and the more you have to do.

Now, a single young girl can bring in three to four times the profits of the past. With such high returns, he suddenly began to take this matter very seriously.

He didn't want to put more pressure on his project colleagues or put them under too much stress before the internal testing results came out, and he also wanted to shift his focus. Now, there just happened to be such a high-return opportunity.

Workaholics don't disappear, they just shift their focus.

He then devoted most of his attention to the lessons in the dark room.

When a new broom sweeps clean, he'll make a big splash, and once he gets really serious, the yandere girls will suffer.

Xx

Behind the school building, in a cleared area, a concrete wall inexplicably rose from the ground. Bai Weiran stood on the wall, hands in his pockets, looking down at the hundred girls below.

They tied up their long hair, their faces flushed, sweating profusely, holding pool paddles, and hitting the ball against the wall.

One hundred billiard balls bounce back and forth between the wall and the racket.

However, it is slightly different from regular billiards.

A question suddenly appears amidst the bounces and strikes of the billiard ball.

[Question 10: When he tells you you two aren't a good match, yet he still shows off his smug face in front of you—]

[1. Feeling sorry for her brother, she comforted him physically.]

Second, remain silent and listen to what he has to say.

III. A good dog doesn't block the way.

The girl being questioned gripped her pool paddle, not daring to hesitate, and quickly answered while swinging the paddle.