On the first day of the opening of the overseas channel, Seer had done a lot of preparation work and bribed most of the overseas regulators with money. Even though many people on the Internet said that it was a fraud, Seer was still willing to accept it, however, in a capitalist country, as long as there was money, these external comments would not matter at all. The game would still appear openly on all the major overseas virtual platforms.
As long as it appeared on the platform, no matter how many people looked down on it or how many people did not believe it, there would still be a small number of people who would enter with the intention of trying it out. After all, it was free to try it out, right?
