Jinpeng Entertainment Company, Director's Office.
Yu Xiao's fingers intertwined as he stared intently at the real-time sales numbers on the screen before him, his brows furrowed tightly.
As one of the subsidiaries of Netcom game—one of the top three gaming giants domestically—and one at the lower end of the strength spectrum among its numerous subsidiaries,
Jinpeng Entertainment actually didn't have many games that could be considered showcases.
Among these, the most well-known game was the restaurant simulation management game "Rushing Manager."
The gameplay was quite simple, with players taking on the role of a chibi avatar manager, attracting cute female staff to serve food to customers.
Earning money to unlock more restaurant seats, floors, and even expanding to chain stores, and evaluating restaurant rankings constituted a series of gameplay elements that are at the core of this game.
And the most critical paid feature was the classic, enduring loot box system.
