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Gaming teams were welcomed by fans, and it was no longer news that they were as popular as celebrities.
However, who the hell was Ruling Sword? They had never heard of it before.
Although Dawnlight was the most popular game at the moment, there were billions of people in China. There were many who didn't play the game, so there were many who didn't know about Ruling Sword.
Then, someone started to popularize the story. In a proud tone, they talked about an unknown Thief player who used a Frost Nova Skill Book to take his first step in the Novice Village.
He could actually transform into a leopard? This game was different from what he had imagined.
Was he the only one who could do it? Did no one chase after him? Did everyone in the Dawnlight community ignore the fact that treasuring a treasure was a crime?
No way. Just a few people gathered together to win the Shadow Cup. Was he the son of the CEO of Shadow Cup?
He had established a guild in half a year, and it was even a club guild. Brother, are you sure you're not joking? Are you sure you're talking about a human? Are you sure you're not talking about a group of animals?
The moment he stepped off the plane, Lu Li was almost blinded by the flashing lights.
It was reasonable to say that with the current technology, they could have already changed the way they were filmed. However, because of the feeling of being blinded, the flashing lights were still so dazzling and exciting. At least, Fei Houzi, who was walking behind Lu Li, was waving his arms and shouting. This made Lu Li regret not walking behind him. He really wanted to kick him away.
Lu Li wore a pair of sunglasses to cover his face. He had borrowed them from Genhao San, as Genhao San was more experienced.
Lu Li looked quite ordinary, but his eyes were special. Those who saw him for the first time would probably only remember his eyes.
As for the others, Sanyue Yu wore a mask, and Moonlight wore a hat. Anyway, they all had their own ways to cover themselves. Only Fei Houzi was so showy that he almost took off his clothes.
However, he did have a lot of fans. Nowadays, it seemed that this kind of energetic and funny idol style was very popular. In the words of his fans, he was a hot-blooded chuunibyou. Besides, he was not ugly, so he could totally rely on his looks to make a living.
The airport staff were also notified and sent out quite a number of people to maintain order. There were also people who transported the gaming pods from the cabin to the hotel.
"Thank you, everyone. Thank you, everyone." Genhao San walked in front and kept thanking his fans. Unfortunately, no one paid attention to him. They were not here to see him. So what if he was the president? Not many people knew him.
The staff let a small group of lucky fans into the inner circle. They were qualified to get autographs from their idols.
Lu Li saw a little girl rush in front of Moonlight and look up. Moonlight was very tall in real life. He was half a head taller than Lu Li. The little girl almost reached his chest. She handed him a small pink autograph book.
Lu Li sighed in his heart. This girl is probably going to be disappointed.
However, to her surprise, Moonlight didn't show any signs of rejection or impatience. He obediently took the pen and signed his name on the book. In the end, he even reached out and patted the little girl's head.
It was a complete reversal. What happened to being cold and aloof?
However, other than that, Moonlight did not do anything else. It seemed like it was routine for him to sign autographs for the fans who came looking for him. Occasionally, he would pat them on the head, pat them on the shoulder, or give them a hug. It was completely the standard behavior of a normal commercial competitor.
Speaking of commercial competitors, one had to talk about the current situation of professional competitors.
Professional competitors were not worth money just because they played well in competitions. They also had to consider the external commercial value of the competitor, such as endorsements, commercial peripherals, media attention and so on.
Gale Legion's Wendelian's status in the gaming circle was far lower than Mowang Feng's, but she made more money in a year than Mowang Feng in three years. The reason was simple. She was beautiful and she was a girl. She opened her own online shop and was passionate about all kinds of street photos. The endorsement contracts she received covered basic necessities …
Take Moonlight for example. He did not like to socialize, but when it came to business, he was not against it. After all, this was the only way for him to make money.
He was the kind of person that was neither cold nor warm. He did what he needed to do, but he was too lazy to do anything that wasn't necessary.
Everyone else's performance was about the same. They all signed their names without any hesitation.
Only girls would reject requests such as hugs. At most, a handshake would be the most they would do.
After all, Ruling Sword's foundation was still shallow. Coupled with the limited number of fans, it didn't take long for them to finish signing. There were also people who asked Lu Li to sign, but not much more than the others. Perhaps it was because he wasn't too good-looking and was too low-key.
Then, there were some interviews from the entertainment media, as well as some local media.
As the influence of the gaming industry grew, more and more people relied on it to make a living. According to incomplete statistics, the total output value of the gaming industry last year was 3/4 of the entertainment industry, and the gaming industry was constantly nibbling away at the entertainment industry's territory.
Of course, the overlap between the two industries was too high, so the statistics weren't very accurate.
They temporarily set up a place that looked like a press conference. A few of Ruling Sword's competitors sat on it for photos and interviews. In fact, most clubs didn't have to do this. At most, they would stop to answer one or two questions.
However, Ruling Sword was a new guild, so there wasn't much for the media to write about.
"I heard that Ruling Sword and Peerless City are in an alliance. Is this true?" A female reporter who looked like she was in her twenties asked. She didn't sound like she was taking pleasure in Ruling Sword's misfortune, but her question wasn't very meaningful.
"We are in an alliance with Drizzle Court. Drizzle Court is in an alliance with Peerless City, so I think we are considered allies," Genhao San replied.
"Then do we have reason to believe that the outcome of the match will be affected by this alliance?" Originally, only one question could be asked, but this second question was a continuation of the first, so no one stopped her.
"Everyone can rest assured about this. Our competitors are all professionals and have a strong work ethic. We won't let any reason affect them," Genhao San replied seriously. He then raised his hand and pointed to another reporter. "Next. Time is limited, so I hope everyone can ask some important questions."
"I heard that you were one of the founding members of the Star Moon Union. Over the years, you have rejected many invitations. Why did you give up everything to join Ruling Sword this time?" This reporter seemed to have done her homework.
"This is my personal matter …" Genhao San didn't expect to be asked about himself, but he didn't have anything to hide. "Because of some differences in philosophy, I gradually drifted away from my original friends. As for Lu Li … after a long conversation, we became very good partners."
"However, according to the spokesperson of the Star Moon Union, you and Lu Li betrayed the guild and took a lot of the core members with you, which caused a lot of damage to the guild …"
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