I was reborn and stayed in school to lie down. I really don’t want to roll anymore!

Mr. Ma listened to Qu Hui's report in front of him and couldn't help but press his temple with one hand.

In fact, Qu Hui sent him an email last week regarding the news about miHoYo.

After all, miHoYo is already a very large gaming company.

Not to mention that there is investment from Haijing behind it, which is also the Haijing system rumored by the outside world.

But Mr. Ma didn't pay much attention to it. On the one hand, he had just acquired Bluehole, the developer of "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds".

On the other hand, their company's PC games, mobile games, etc. are leading the industry, and there are no competitors at all in the short term.

Even NetEase, one of its old rivals, has recently been suppressed by their "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: Mobile" and "Honor of Kings".

It’s just because of the companies that Jiang Hao invested in, so I pay more attention to them and want to know the final results.

Now this result is giving him a headache.

"It's normal to have a high number of players. After all, they have accumulated several games, and many players still recognize miHoYo."

"The number of players of this game is also far from that of our Tencent games."

"But is the turnover of this game really that high?"

Mr. Ma’s main business is gaming, and of course, its foundation is based on social media.

This means that Tencent’s games have no shortage of users.

The single-day game registration volume of "Genshin Impact" is nothing in Mr. Ma's eyes.

Only the hundreds of thousands of simultaneous online users are still remarkable.

But this extremely high game turnover really caught Mr. Ma's attention.

"I heard you were talking about the turnover as of 9 o'clock? If that's the case, the turnover as of yesterday might have exceeded 1.5 million?"

During the peak hours of the game at night, the recharge volume for a few hours may be more than that of the entire day.

Mr. Ma’s estimate is already relatively conservative.

Qu Hui pursed his lips at this moment, hesitated for a moment, and finally spoke again.

"Maybe even more! I have communicated with several channel partners again this morning. There are still two that haven't given me data, but the current turnover has exceeded 1.4 million."

"Including those two companies, the turnover should be more than 1.7 million."

...

"Hoo~!"

Mr. Ma took a deep breath and exhaled at this moment, his eyes flashing with desire for this game.

“It seems that the game “Genshin Impact” is better than we thought.”

"Go contact miHoYo and ask if they want to sell this game! We will buy it for a high price!"

"If the game doesn't sell, ask if they will accept financing from our company."

...

“Boss Ma…Isn’t this difficult? After all, miHoYo was the first company invested by Whale…This…”

Qu Hui looked troubled, as if the situation was difficult to handle.

He was actually even more embarrassed. Wasn't it a joke to ask miHoYo to buy "Genshin Impact"?

MiHoYo is not an ordinary small company. With Haijing behind it, there is no way it will be short of money.

I guess they are not even afraid of imitation from Tencent, let alone financing.

Mr. Ma himself did not inform Mr. Jiang of Haijing, and he went to the other party to raise funds at this time. Isn't this stealing meat from Haijing's mouth?

Thinking of this, Qu Hui started to make excuses again.

"Mr. Ma, the overall development of miHoYo has not been smooth. Its IPO was rejected last year, saying that the company's revenue was single and did not meet the listing conditions."

"Isn't it too risky for us to invest in such a company?"

It stands to reason that many of Tencent’s investments have failed, but at least there were certain expectations when investing.

MiHoYo's valuation is high, but the possibility of it going public in the future is slim. At least from the perspective of investment returns, Qu Hui thinks it is not appropriate.

"Try talking to the other company first."

"Let's get our message across first. The details will depend on how the game plays out next."

"As for the actual financing, I will communicate with Mr. Jiang again."

Mr. Ma didn't make it too difficult for him, he just wanted Qu Hui to be the vanguard first.

Qu Hui quickly understood what Mr. Ma meant, and after finishing his report, he hurried away to contact miHoYo.

……

At ten o'clock in the morning of the next day, Jiang Hao just finished washing up and went to Mr. Cai's office.

The entire company stayed up late last night, and the number of employees at their workstations at this point was less than one-third of the number when he was there yesterday afternoon.

On the contrary, Mr. Cai is now in high spirits in the office.

Even though he was hungover last night, he looked like nothing happened.

"Boss Jiang, the revenue of Genshin Impact reached 1.9 million yesterday, almost breaking million!"

"It's just that the game is now offline, with only a few hundred thousand people left."

...

"Don't worry, the game is peaking at night, and today is a weekday, so there won't be that many players playing during the day."

Jiang Hao knows the follow-up of "Genshin Impact" very well, and the situation will only be better than Mr. Cai expected.

"By the way, there is something I need to mention to you, Mr. Jiang."

"Mr. Qu from Tencent just contacted me and said he wanted to buy our game or invest in the company."

...

"You're fast enough!"

Jiang Hao had thought that Tencent would be interested in intervening, but he didn't expect it to happen so quickly. It was only the second day of the game's public beta!

"what do you think?"

...

"Me? I've already rejected the other party and haven't considered these things yet."

"Mr. Jiang, do you hope that Tencent will invest in miHoYo?"

Mr. Cai originally wanted to ask Mr. Jiang what he thought. Although he did not like Tencent's investment, he was not opposed to it.

At least Tencent Group’s resources in the gaming field are unquestionable.

If Jiang Hao wanted Tencent to invest in the company, he would naturally be willing to agree.

If Jiang Hao had no idea, Mr. Cai would still prefer to maintain the current situation and rely on games for profit.

Even the idea of ​​going public in the future has faded a lot.

"I think it's better to forget it. Tencent is more utilitarian in its gaming business."

"Mr. Cai, your original intention for making games is different. You should continue to focus on games. If the money is not enough, I can make additional investments."

Originally, Jiang Hao was not physically fit enough, and had no way of dealing with Tencent's financing and its involvement and layout in some industries.

Today, the size of Haijing is no longer what it used to be, just like the case of miHoYo.

But Tencent can’t just invest if it wants to.

Unless Tencent can offer him conditions that he cannot refuse, like what Totoro Technology did before.

Otherwise, given MiHoYo's future potential, Jiang Hao would not let other parties come in easily.

"Yeah! I thought so too."

“We are planning to update some new activities and characters soon.”

...

"Don't just focus on the development of the game itself, market vision and operations are sometimes also important."

Seeing that Mr. Cai's vision and ideas were still limited for the time being, Jiang Hao couldn't help but remind him.

"Mr. Jiang, what do you mean?"

...

"Well! Don't just focus on the domestic market!"

“I think the game Genshin Impact is suitable for global sales and operation, especially in Japan.”

"There should be many players in their country who are the target audience of this game. Mr. Cai, you can focus on it."