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Chapter 613 - 265: Poisonous Scheme_3

Chapter 613: Chapter 265: Poisonous Scheme_3

Chen Jie replied anxiously, "As for the gaming sector, we haven’t reached a definitive conclusion yet; it might require further observation, but we have indeed begun trying things out for outdoor events. There should be major policies following the ceremony..."

Mr. Wang felt that our platform’s influence still lacked somewhat. What do you think?"

Su Huai nodded in understanding.

Gou Star had never had a gaming or outdoor section, so no matter how well it did, it could only be considered a mid-sized platform lacking strong overall influence.

Whether now or in the future, a significant number of males solely watch game streaming, not spending any currency. This is the fundamental reason why Panda had significantly more registered users than Gou Star, yet had poorer profitability.

However, the influence of electronic sports and the massive active user base it brings are almost essentials for going public; to grow the platform, it is a must-have.

Thus, it’s a matter of computing costs and future potential.

Losing at least 300 million a year, betting it could be earned back with a public listing three years later, if it cannot afford the loss, then just peacefully remain as a mid-sized entertainment platform without dreaming of greater development.

In his previous life, Gou Star had entirely no intention of entering the gaming sector; it couldn’t afford it, simply couldn’t afford it.

How comfortable it was to quietly scoop up money through mini-games without having to share profits with streamers.

But now, the platform owner’s ambition had been ignited by Su Huai.

With Yuji’s current popularity, natural traffic could achieve 100,000 new registered users per month, drawn by curiosity to take a glance at her, predominantly young males in user demographics.

Yet, she couldn’t retain many; there’s a cap to the conversion rate of dance streamers.

So, to prevent these new users from leaving, it was necessary to bolster platform departments to retain as many people as possible.

The most effective would inevitably be the gaming section.

Based on this core logic, the top management of Gou Star had a fierce debate and started entertaining the idea of transformation.

Chen Jie was part of the reformist faction, thus he especially hoped to gain Su Huai’s support.

Su Huai responded, "That sounds like a good idea; the livelier the platform, the more entertaining."

Chen Jie’s spirits lifted, almost wishing he could leap up and punch the air.

Send this screenshot to the executives, and who would dare oppose me?!

Daddy himself said it, the livelier, the more fun!

But actually, Gou Huai harbored no good intentions.

Undertaking the gaming section required massive investment.

Would need about ten top-tier streamers, right?

League of Legends, DOTA, CrossFire, other competitive games...

Top-tier streamers could only be poached from the outside, with the cost for each one around ten million, adding up to a billion for ten.

Top streamers were also essential, similar to Miss and PDD, needing at least two to anchor the platform.

Each at 25 million, for a year.

Then add on expanding servers, overall platform upgrades, broadband fees, and so forth; new costs, spend away, the first year three billion not enough, five billion not too much.

Once they’ve spent the money, Xingyu could just dust off and leave, and Gou Star would collapse on the spot.

Right when Tencent hadn’t entered the scene yet; upon seeing this situation, they would likely retreat and turn to acquire others instead.

From that point on, no one could save Gou Star.

Afterwards, letting Wang Siming drag out Gou Star’s lawsuits, slowly depleting it, Xingyu could much more likely buy out all shares of Gou Star.

In business terms, this wasn’t considered an open strategy, but it was definitely a top-level toxic plan.

If Gou Star didn’t engage in the gaming sector, it would merely struggle and gradually decline; once it actually committed, it was doomed without question.

So, of course, Su Huai would support it.

But being cunning, he didn’t mix into it, only making a correct but trivial statement from a gamer’s perspective.

Who doesn’t know that the livelier the platform, the more fun it is?

The hint was given, responsibility not taken at all, Gu Tongshu taught well...

Mr. Gu: ???

Su Huai: Build it, set it up, work hard on it, in the end, everything is prepared by me; the harder you try now, the more prosperous we will be later.

Jiuyue: Su Su’s awesome!

The subsequent development was basically this, Su Huai calculated everything tightly, ensuring no accidents.

Of course, ensuring Panda didn’t screw up by revealing even a hint of it.

Su Huai planned to find some time and have a private chat with Wang, mutual understanding could remain, but there would be no more commercial negotiations until Yuji’s contract expired.

Opening his laptop, Su Huai typed out the overall plan. After careful consideration and feeling confident there were no issues, he turned and walked towards the practice room.

Tara had arrived, conducting the final rehearsal before the performance with her adorable daughter.

He was quite curious about this girl group. Wang Siming had sworn he hadn’t gotten involved with them, purely business.

Gou Huai believed half of it.

The other half... should he ask outright, would it be too presumptuous?

With a charm of 99 points on his face, Gou Huai, swelled with confidence, knocked and entered.

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Stomach flu, fell fast but also recovered quickly, was bedridden in the morning, but got up and started writing in the afternoon...

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