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Chapter 169: Finally, the Moment of Astonishment in our Favorite Allied Nation

Chapter 169: Chapter 169: Finally, the Moment of Astonishment in our Favorite Allied Nation

The second day of the show ended, ushering in the third day.

Finally, the much-anticipated gaming segment is here!

Yu Jiajia immediately sat up straight. The news had already exploded online that today was the day Wu Mu was crowdfunding his game at the Paris Game Show.

Even though the songs he sang were also nice, she was more concerned about the game!

And it wasn’t just her—the number of gamers in the chat was visibly increasing. Gamers who were drawn to the stream were all perking up.

"It’s coming, it’s finally coming!"

"Hurry it up, hurry it up, I want foreigners to die!"

"Whoa, it’s finally time for my favorite jaw-dropping segment!"

The chat was buzzing with messages.

Then, on the show... Wu Mu delayed the gathering by two hours because he overslept.

The production crew zoomed in on a "Do not disturb, assemble at 9 o’clock" note stuck on Wu Mu’s door.

No, how could you sleep at a time like this!

Yu Jiajia was so angry she wanted to slam the table. She wished she could reach through the screen and rip off that note, dragging Wu Mu out of his room.

So, he had to pull on our expectations at the last minute, huh?

While the audience waited anxiously,

Wu Mu finally got out of bed and announced that he was going to crowdfund (pre-sell) his game today.

Everyone then found out that the reason Wu Mu was selling the game was just to make money as a team captain.

Lin Qingyue spoke on behalf of the audience, "Did you make this game during the few days on the show?"

Wu Mu thought about it and shook his head, "Not really. I also wrote bits and pieces at home. It took about a week or so, I guess."

A week!

Sss, this hit game demo was written by this guy in just a week?

Yu Jiajia gasped, awed by his incredible feat!

Wang Xiaotian and others definitely didn’t have high hopes for Wu Mu’s game project. If it weren’t for the advance notice, the audience would definitely feel the same.

Now, it’s just setting up for the thrilling part to come!

Yu Jiajia was getting into it, already starting to relish the anticipated shocked expressions of those people.

On the show, Wu Mu was already heading to the Paris Game Show.

Okay, a little detail—the person driving them was the French girl who knew some Chinese they met on the first day.

Ever since the first day she met Wu Mu, she kept finding reasons to "bump into" him at the production team’s guesthouse every day.

Not only did she come for these encounters, but she also changed to a bigger car.

You have to say, pretty-boy chasers really are everywhere.

Wu Mu and his group took the girl’s car to the venue of the Paris Game Show.

Yu Jiajia initially thought that Wu Mu and his team would directly go inside the exhibition to promote, but who expected that Wu Mu would find a spot outside the venue to start selling?

Ah, weren’t they supposed to contact the show organizers for promotion in advance?

So, he started by setting up a stall outside, and he didn’t even have tickets to the venue?

Yu Jiajia was undoubtedly a bit confused.

Online, only Bilibili streamers and those foreign streamers of various sizes had captured footage of Wu Mu’s stall, so everyone thought Wu Mu had started by promoting inside the venue.

But now they realized that Wu Mu actually started by setting up a stall outside.

With such a stark contrast to an in-venue booth, just how did he make the game so popular by promoting from an outdoor stall?

She quickly found out, though.

A burly figure approached Wu Mu’s stall and began trying his game.

And with his appearance, the chat went wild.

"Big shot alert!"

"Microsoft president Phil Sabins!"

"Lol, so it actually is true that Phil Sabins likes playing this game. I thought it was just all talk."

Since there were no videos of Phil playing Wu Mu’s game online, even though many said Phil enjoyed playing Wu Mu’s new game and even donated ten thousand, many still thought it was all just hype.

Who knew that it turned out to be a genuine fact.

Not only was it true, but everyone could now see the big shot’s face change from indifference to surprise, from surprise to admiration, and finally becoming completely engrossed... After finishing the demo, he even made an on-the-spot donation of ten thousand dollars.

A scene straight out of a blockbuster, where the underappreciated protagonist is discovered by a big shot and then praised to the skies, followed by a generous donation... This classic plot was just too exciting!

Undoubtedly, compared to the reaction of any random passerby, the response of such an industry giant felt even more credible.

And there’s no lack of reactions from passersby.

After Phil Sabins tried the game, the crowd around Wu Mu’s stall grew more and more, eventually reaching an exaggerated level.

Learning about a game planned to raise fifty million but actually enjoyable, which even the Microsoft president favored and sponsored with ten thousand dollars, curiosity from the passersby was undoubtedly piqued.

The flow of people going to see the exhibition was completely cut off by Wu Mu’s little stall, as everyone wanted to catch a glimpse of this game.

The production team gave a wide shot of the scene packed with people three layers inside and out, with many climbing onto a nearby platform just to get a look at the game screen.

It was not just the people going to see the exhibition who were affected. There were many who had already entered the exhibition hall but, after hearing the news, flowed back out to join in the excitement.

Ultimately, saying the exhibition organizers offered a booth out of goodwill wouldn’t be as accurate as saying that they were simply compelled to do so.

Once inside the exhibition hall, the scene turned into familiar territory for gamers: long lines filling up half a small hall, Bilibili UP masters dumbfounded, and foreign streamers from various sizes caught on camera astounded and taking out their wallets.

This content, many gamers had already seen online. However, compared to those fragmented and scattered scenes on the internet, the continuous sequence from start to finish on the show offered a much more immersive experience and was even more satisfying to watch.

Even gamers who had already seen it found this scene incredibly thrilling, let alone those who hadn’t yet seen it.

Yu Jiajia watched as these foreign streamers, each with hundreds of thousands or even millions of followers on the international web, expressed amazement and enjoyment at the game demo that this celebrity had made in a week, and supported it with their money. Just watching gave her a tingling sensation down her back.

And that’s without even mentioning the upcoming scenes of the GZ platform and the exhibition organizers coming to offer money.

The chat was furiously updating.

"I never dreamed that Wu, a celebrity, could actually create such a hit game!"

"Lol, just with one game demo, and a pre-crowdfunded approach, he’s already made over twenty-five million? That’s outrageous."

"Twenty-five million? I just went to Wu’s crowdfunding page to check—Wu’s game crowdfunding is now at twenty-eight million! And with the money from these two companies, that’s forty-six million!"

Forty-six million!

If you figure at the crowdfunding price of twenty-five yuan a copy, that means the game isn’t even made yet, and just on the strength of a demo, it’s sold over one hundred and eighty thousand copies!

And that number is still climbing.