Something noteworthy was that you needed to pay to watch the short movie… erm, short clip made by the Virtual Universe Corporation.
The UCs required for every short clip was different. Videos of different lengths had different costs.
In any case, with more people watching, more money would be collected.
Furthermore, the candidates showcased in the video would have a lifetime in royalties.
This represented another income avenue for the warriors.
Warriors like Wang Teng and the Crown Prince—whose videos became popular after being watched many times—would be earning more.
It was something akin to the celebrity effect.
However, the 'celebrities' in this case were the talented fighters.
Wang Teng was elated when he heard about that unexpected gain. He readily accepted the copyright agreement the Virtual Universe Corporation had sent him.
Come on, only an idiot would reject a chance to make money.
