Not only that ratio, but Company A also provided considerable traffic resources, and even pre-made advertising banners with the words "Highly Recommended! The Royal Academy's Graduation Project Champion's Work!"
—Of course, Mingyan is unaware that this advertisement was originally intended for Kerry.
Mingyan finally finished the call and breathed a sigh of relief.
Turning his head, he was surprised to see Kerry standing at the hotel entrance, looking at him.
It's unclear how long he stood there, but he exuded an aura of "I'm extremely unhappy," with his arms crossed and leaning against the wall.
Seeing Mingyan looking over, Kelili said again, "Hmph."
Mingyan walked over and said, "Who has offended you again, young master?"
Kerry said, "Don't get too cocky! I also have a partnership with Company A's platform, and the results after its launch last month were very good!"
Mingyan smiled and said, "Oh, does this mean you're issuing a challenge to me?"
Kerry said, "So what if the Ministry of Education gave it a 99? I don't think your game is... as fun as they make it out to be! You'll definitely be ranked lower than me on the leaderboard this month!"
Mingyan said, "Are you sure? How about we make a bet? Whoever's on the bottom will wear women's clothes... Never mind, how about we crawl like dogs and circle the lake three times?"
"Dog crawling?" Kerry's eyes widened.
It was obvious to Mingyan that he had chickened out.
If they continue to provoke him at this point, given Kerry's personality, he will definitely fight back, even if the chance of winning is less than 1%.
He has a personality that is both bullying the weak and fearing the strong, as well as being vain and concerned about his image.
But after all, Kerry wasn't a bad person. He just liked to verbally bully his classmates, but in reality, he was very generous to the whole class.
It was a bit much for him to crawl like a dog, after all, he was a young master from a prestigious family.
Mingyan thought for a moment and said, "I was just joking because I had too much to drink, let's forget about it."
Kerry was still angry and said, "Are you kidding me? You...you're making me angry!"
Mingyan smiled at him and said, "Then I admit defeat, young master, you win, okay?"
Krili suddenly choked, his face turning red from his ears to his neck, and he couldn't speak for a long time.
He was, after all, a recent graduate.
Mingyan was very happy, walked past him, and went back to the hotel.
Around 9 p.m., the dinner party was finally almost over.
The students sang together, cried their hearts out, and some even made plans to play another-world game together.
The table was littered with cups and plates, and the young masters and ladies had already been taken away by a manager.
After one last clink of glasses, my four-year university life finally came to an end.
One student said, "Everyone has drunk quite a bit, let's just take a taxi home, it'll be safer."
So they started carpooling.
Mingyan lived alone quite far away. He went to the front desk to pay the bill, said goodbye, and left.
Perhaps because there were too many people trying to hail a taxi, Mingyan still hadn't managed to get one when he walked outside the hotel.
Behind him, Kerry walked over, unusually alone, without any followers.
He didn't drink that night, nor did he clink glasses with anyone.
Clutching the keys to the luxury car, Kerry looked at Mingyan's retreating figure, blushing as she wanted to go up and call out to him, but hesitated for a moment.
Just a short while later, another silver-white sedan suddenly drove up outside.
It's a familiar car; the logo has a small wing, which Mingyan noticed this time.
The car window rolled down, and Xia Cheng's face appeared in front of Mingyan.
"Where to? I'll take you." Xia Cheng's first words were the familiar lines.
"What a coincidence?" Mingyan asked in surprise.
Xia Cheng said, "It wasn't a coincidence. I was resting after finishing my meeting when I received a call from the company saying that Jialian had released a review of your Minecraft game—"
Mingyan, slightly drunk, repeated with a laugh, "What do you mean by 'your world and mine'?"
"You little drunkard, don't interrupt," Xia Cheng said. "Anyway, the company came up with a new recommendation plan for you. I was just about to go back and listen to the report when I remembered you should be having dinner here, so I came over to check on you."
"It's quite a coincidence," Ming said.
Xia Cheng tilted his head: "Still standing outside in the wind? Hurry up and get in the car."
Mingyan got on the bus.
Through the car window, he seemed to see Kerry standing outside... but he didn't pay any attention.
"Is IPP preparing to make a new recommendation?" Mingyan asked.
Xia Cheng said, "Well, after all, it's a high-scoring work with a score of 9.5, so it has a lot of promotional value. The company has upgraded you from A to S grade internally, and they also intend to offer you a job."
Mingyan laughed, "Another offer?"
Xia Cheng clearly knew this was impossible, and said, "I gave that person a good scolding. He's been playing too many petty tricks and doesn't know how to walk the straight path anymore."