To ascend, I had no choice but to create games-Chapter 521 - : 306

Chapter 521: 306

[Landick, what do you mean!]

[Come out and explain, at what stage is your so-called acquisition? In your dreams?]

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[“Fang Cheng” and “Fang Cheng,” do you dare say it wasn’t intentional?]

[I feel like you won’t be able to go to hell because there simply won’t be a place there that can accommodate you!]

[Come out, you scoundrel! Give me back my money and emotions!]

Druid Entertainment’s social media accounts were full of curses, and not even the most loyal fans dared to stand up for them at this time.

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Only those who had been paid off still managed to argue a few points, but promptly their family trees were cursed into oblivion as well.

Its social media started playing dead, as the boiling public sentiment almost tore them to pieces, and the official account operators didn’t dare come out to explain anything, for they knew coming out meant certain death.

However, Landick was quite relaxed at this time, unlike the people on the risk committee.

Although his subordinates had implied that the situation was bad lately, suggesting he shouldn’t look at his own social media accounts, Landick still went on to read the players’ curses, some of which made him laugh out loud.

He had been the CEO of Druid Entertainment for decades, and he had seen too many threats; the razor blades sent to him every day could make him rich.

However, as long as Druid Entertainment released a few good games, then the harsher those people cursed, the more vigorously they would suck up when things turned around.

After closing the interface, he said to his assistant, “The stocks have been sold already, right?”

“Yes,” Leon said helplessly, “They’ve been sold.”

“Hmm, although you don’t like me, you still manage your work quite efficiently.”

“Yeah, who can resist the money you offer,” Leon sighed again.

“Good, then short Druid Entertainment’s stock, the larger the leverage the better. The stock price will plummet, and I’ll be able to make a fortune. Actually, I’ll take care of this myself; I want to enjoy this feeling.”

Leaning back in his chair, Landick opened a page and pointed at the yachts displayed on it, asking, “Which color do you think is better? I’m planning to reward myself after this deal is done.”

“Go with white. Aren’t you afraid of retribution?” Leon asked with a frown.

“Money is my ticket to redemption, no problem. Okay, get ready for a business trip.”

Opening his eyes wide, Leon asked incredulously, “Going where?”

“Huaxia; we should discuss the acquisition,” Landick replied.

Leon became even more perplexed, “But we have no intention of cooperation, do we?”

“Can’t we discuss without intention?” Landick asked with a smile, “Plus, I quite fancy retiring and developing in Huaxia; I heard money comes faster there.”

Looking at him, Leon understood his boss’s thinking.

Acquisitions are a trade secret, as long as they keep quiet, the outsider’s speculations will always remain speculations, and the state of acquisition will always be uncertain.

Going to Huaxia is a nice arrangement; as long as he shows his itinerary when necessary, it can create the impression that he is indeed pursuing an acquisition, allowing the market to imagine that Druid Entertainment is on the brink of acquiring Fang Cheng Studio.

Shaking his head helplessly, Leon thought his boss was full of devious ideas.

This man is a devil who will stop at nothing, gripping every last penny in his hands.

It seems nothing can stand in the way of his money-making schemes; in this regard, he’s an absolute genius.

But developing in Huaxia… Don’t you realize how bad your reputation is there?

Not to mention, just the ban on Huaxia People from competitions is enough for you to be cursed to death, whether you’re truly ignorant or just feigning stupidity.

However, Leon felt there was nothing he could say, for he was nearly the same sort of person himself.

The visa was quickly arranged, and flight tickets were swiftly secured; the efficient Landick was ready to head to Huaxia by the third day, along with his assistant Leon, arriving in Rong City.

Without arranging pickup from the airport, Landick got off the airplane and, flipping through the brochures obtained at the airport, said, “What’s fun in Rong City? Let’s go enjoy ourselves for a few days.”

Looking incredulously at Landick, Leon said, “Weren’t we here for the acquisition?”

“The company’s footing the bill, why not enjoy a few extra days. By the way, do you want to see pandas? I heard Rong City people can each adopt a panda, but if it dies, you get jail time. It’s a land of savagery and terror, and if it weren’t so profitable, I really wouldn’t want to come.”

Looking at Landick who took rumors for facts, Leon felt this guy was beyond hope.

But… pandas really are adorable.

Having previously contacted the people from Fang Cheng Studio, Leon accompanied Landick on a leisurely stroll for a few days until it was almost time for their scheduled appointment, and only then did they head to Fang Cheng Studio.

Looking at the bustling crowd on the first floor, Landick thoughtfully said, “There are more people than I imagined, seems like there’s no need for so many. After the acquisition, we’ll cut down half of them.”

Seeing that Landick was already considering lay-offs even before acquiring the studio, Leon was lost for words.

You’ve finally decided to follow in EB’s footsteps and stop being human altogether, huh?

Upon reaching the reception desk on the first floor, Landick observed it was mealtime.