Before, Chen Yiyang thought the Extreme Path Team would reach their limit at the semifinals, so he didn't book the hotel in Incheon for the day of the finals.

Now that the match results are out, he's hurriedly asked the accountant to book the hotel.

With six days left before the finals, buying a plane ticket allows plenty of time. Even if there are no tickets, South Korea is a small place, so you could always drive there.

But the star hotels in Incheon might be harder to snag because of hosting the finals.

Luckily, Chen Yiyang came to South Korea with a business visa under the company's name, allowing a single stay of up to ninety days, so he's not in a hurry to return home.

But Gwangju is only the seventh largest city in South Korea. After spending a day in Gwangju, some leaked information led Chen Yiyang to acquire a few thousand yuan worth of modern trinkets.

Chen Yiyang decided to leave Gwangju and head to Seoul, the largest city in South Korea, to see if he could find some good leaks while touring.

On the third day of arriving in South Korea, Chen Yiyang and the accountant flew to Seoul.

Honestly, Seoul was quite disappointing to Chen Yiyang.

A typical big city, the only difference from domestic cities is that here, convenience stores and cafés outnumber street vendors back home.

And, of course, the air is filled with a strong aroma of Viagra.

Looks like the earlier news about the Han River water testing with excessive Viagra levels isn't fake.

Chen Yiyang arrived in Incheon at dawn and checked his phone.

Today's information – looking for investment in an independent game: 'Diver Ah Dai' is searching for a publisher. Securing its publishing rights could yield high returns.

Note: The game sold five million copies worldwide in the end.

Contact information has been included on page two.

What kind of independent game is this strong to reach five million sales?

It must be a masterpiece.

Such a game must be secured. Although they're looking for a publisher, Xu Qing and her team are familiar with game publishing.

Moreover, with five million copies already confirmed, just heavily investing in promotion will suffice.

Most independent games seek publishers worrying their game quality isn't top-rate, and without a publisher's promotion help, initial sales may languish.

But with the confirmation of being a masterpiece, even lazy publishing can work.

So after a night's rest, in the morning, Chen Yiyang promptly called the other party.

Although he couldn't speak Korean, he managed to communicate in English a few sentences, and eventually, they agreed for him to visit the studio's office in the evening.

Originally, for tonight's meeting, Chen Yiyang planned to find a reliable translator.

But then he remembered the Sapporo girl he met the other day who had decent proficiency in Korean and Chinese.

So Chen Yiyang messaged her on WeChat asking if she could help, offering standard translation rates.

Coincidentally, this Sapporo girl was also in Seoul.

They agreed to meet in the afternoon to chat a bit before going to meet the independent game team at their studio.

"Wow boss, your efficiency in picking up girls is getting higher!" the accountant exclaimed sincerely upon hearing that Chen Yiyang was going out and with whom.

"Make sure to take care of yourself, boss. Do you want me to find some traditional remedies for you to boost your energy?"

"Boost my ass, I'm merely socializing normally." Chen Yiyang hastily corrected the accountant trying to paint him as a player.

"Yeah yeah, I get it, all pure platonic relationships," the accountant said while patting her prosthetic limb. "I won't be a third wheel, I'll be lying here at the hotel dead like a corpse."

"You should exercise more often; your face visibly has gained weight, look at this, all fat." Chen Yiyang pinched the accountant's cheek.

The accountant's face indeed had more flesh than before.

"Why eating doesn't count as exercising? I can't run, eating something exercises my jaw muscles; it's not bad, right?"

Reckless about the idea.

Diet, diet my ass.

For someone like her visiting Korea, due to needing makeup to go out, she's even reluctant to step outside.

Asking her to lose weight is like asking her to die.

Leaving the accountant helplessly at the hotel, Chen Yiyang hailed a taxi and quickly arrived at the agreed-upon spot with Ye Yue, who was already there.

"Sorry for arriving ahead of schedule."

"Uh, what's there to apologize for?" Chen Yiyang didn't quite get the Sakura girl's mindset.

However, he'd heard that most Sakura girls have quite twisted thought processes, so Chen Yiyang didn't mind.

After chatting for a bit, Chen Yiyang explained to Ye Yue who they were going to meet.

"Are you from the game industry?" Ye Yue curiously asked, looking at Chen Yiyang.

"Not really, just invested in some games."

"Oh." Ye Yue nodded and then fell silent.

"Do you enjoy playing games?" Chen Yiyang had to take the initiative and find a topic.

"I like playing mobile games," she said, listing out a few titles.

Mostly popular anime-style games.

Chen Yiyang had played some of them too.

So after finding some common topics chatting for a while, Chen Yiyang felt they'd synced enough, and took the girl straight to the current address of the independent game studio.

"Hello, my name is Huang Zaihao," the other party greeted Chen Yiyang and Ye Yue in English.

"Where are you two from?" Huang Zaihao continued asking in English.

"I'm from Huaxia, and this is my friend who's moonlighting as a translator; she's from Sapporo."

"I can't speak much Japanese but my Chinese is alright." Upon hearing Chen Yiyang was from Huaxia, Huang Zaihao switched to speaking Chinese.

And rather fluent Chinese.

"His Chinese is more standard than mine," Ye Yue exclaimed in wonder.

"I lived in Huaxia for quite a long time. Pop Kart, do you know? I used to be the project manager for Pop Kart in the Asian region, frequently visiting Huaxia, so I learned Chinese."

"This game is indeed part of my childhood memories." Chen Yiyang was surprised by their familiar link.

So he promptly grabbed the other party and sat down for a detailed chat.

However, at this moment, Ye Yue suddenly said, "Sorry for not being helpful. You guys take your time chatting, I'll be leaving now."

After speaking, Ye Yue slightly bowed and left.

Chen Yiyang didn't have time to stop her.

"Japanese girls, perfectly normal," Huang Zaihao wasn't fazed. "They're quirky before marriage."

"What about after marriage?"

"After marriage, besides hoping you die early or quickly retire so they can divorce, other aspects are fine."

Well, that's an even bigger problem.

Chen Yiyang could only set aside thoughts of Ye Yue temporarily and started engaging with Huang Zaihao.

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