Gou Chehua was nothing like his name suggested.
On the contrary, he had always harbored a dream.
To bring blessings to the vast number of players.
He believed that in this fast-paced, high-pressure world,
The rise of various paid entertainment options wasn't, in a sense, cathartic.
Instead, it was an additional pressure.
Especially in gaming, where players seem to only need to pay to have more choices.
But the very act of spending was inherently unfair.
During his tenure as a planner, he could clearly see the distribution of player portraits in the game's backend.
Among them, players with a strong ability to spend, also known as tycoons,
Accounted for only 2% of the entire player community.
The remaining more than ninety percent of players were basically stuck in the lowest spending bracket set by the game companies.
What does that mean?
If a game's minimum monthly spend was 500, then over ninety percent of its players would be stuck at 500.
