And among the conditions Ke Jin proposed,
what intrigued Simon the most was that 'even after the acquisition, Wonderland could still retain 100% of its original company activities, and any revenue from games produced by its own company would belong to Wonderland.'
What Wonderland would have to give up in return was its stock shares and the control of the Nplay platform.
Simply put,
if Wonderland was previously the holder of the Nplay platform,
once they agreed to the conditions of Number One Player Company,
they would be downgraded to a game merchant releasing games on the Nplay platform.
However, compared to other game manufacturers, Wonderland wouldn't need to go through a publisher, as Nplay platform would waive all cuts for them and take care of their publishing matters.
