Moreover, the games he mentioned were all very popular online.
He Ming probably really loved those games. He could rattle off their statistics effortlessly.
Jin Nian was also surprised. "Then, wouldn't the games in our country be squeezed out by this company?"
After all, according to He Ming, the games produced by this company were global, which meant that the entire world was playing them. It would be difficult for domestic games to compare.
"That's true, but I've heard that their focus on entering the Chinese market isn't primarily for making games. They're more interested in animation. It seems their founder has returned to China this time. The founder appears to be quite young, maybe even under thirty years old, and reportedly from Hong Kong."
A Hong Kong citizen under thirty, returning from abroad.
Jin Nian's mind involuntarily connected this information to Lu An.
